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Polar bear
The polar bear (Ursus maritimus) is a carnivorous bear whose native range lies largely within the Arctic Circle.Date: 1903

Alcock A1 an interesting one -off built largely from spare parts

Spain - The Gate of Lions at the Cathedral, Toledo
Black and white lantern slide of the Gate of Lions at the Cathedral Toledo. Largely considered to be the magnum opus of Spanish Gothic style

India - Sanjoli Village, Simla
Black and white. A village made up of largely wooden buildings (some three or four storeys high) spread over a mountainous area.. Part of India Box, Boswell Collection. Slide number 196

Japan - Bandai-san volcano
Lantern slide of In the Crater of Bandai-San. Bandai-san is a volcano in the central area of Fukushima Prefecture, southern Tohoku

The General Strike - incidents of the Strike 1926
The arrest of a woman (between two policemen in centre foreground) at Hammersmith Broadway in West London during the General Strike

Ferdinando Tenducci
GIUSTO FERDINANDO TENDUCCI Italian castrato singer, teacher and c omposer, working largely in England. Date: 1735? - 1790

Katherine Philips Bust
KATHERINE PHILIPS (nee Fowler) wife of James Philips, poet known as the matchless Orinda. Here she is also armless and largely bodiless... Date: 1631 - 1664

Portrait Man Profile Oil wood 13 1 / 4 x 10 1 / 2
Artokoloro

BRANCEPETH CASTLE, is a castle in the village of Brancepeth in County Durham, England, some 5 miles south-west of the city of Durham

1797-1858 1838 Ando Evening Hiroshige Ikegami
Ikegami no banshō, Evening bell at Ikegami. Andō, Hiroshige, 1797-1858, artist, [1838, printed later], 1 print : woodcut, color

Picture No. 10861521
Mud brick fortress and abandoned town dating from about two thousand years ago, since largely destroyed in earthquake in 2003. Bam, southern Iran Date:

O E Simmonds aerial view - Royal Victoria Military Hospital
O.E. Simmonds aerial view of the Royal Victoria Military Hospital, or Netley Hospital, near Southampton. It was largely demolished in 1966. Date: 1966

Livingston, Maxim, Gates, Grahame-White - Olympia Aero Exhib
Hendon, Londons first aerodrome, had been largely developed from 1910 by Claude Grahame-White, against the views of the newspaper media who had derided his earlier efforts to develop the airfield

Gloster G37 was largely built with Gauntlet components

Death Valley. First full scene from Thematic Mapper on Land-Sat-4. Vegetation-sparse terrain dominated by landforms and other geological features: most major landmarks physiographic

Venice, Doges Palace, Inside the central courtyard an Ornamental bronze well-head. The Doges Palace (Italian: Palazzo Ducale di Venezia) is a gothic palace in Venice

Venice, Doges Palace, facade. The Doges Palace (Italian: Palazzo Ducale di Venezia) is a gothic palace in Venice. The palace was the residence of the Doge of Venice

Anthony John Mundella (1825-1897) British statesman with interests in the Nottingham hosiery manufacture. Member of Parliament for Sheffield 1868-1885

BRANCEPETH CASTLE, is a castle in the village of Brancepeth in County Durham, England, some 5 miles south-west of the city of Durham

Know the risks involved Syphilis is acquired and transmitted largely by youth : Youth should receive special attention : Consult a reputable physician. Poster encouraging examinations for syphilis

Castle Combe Churchyard
Part of the large churchyard of St. Andrews Church, Castle Combe, Wiltshire, England, founded in the 13th century but largely rebuilt in the 19th century. Date: late 1960s

Dietary from Thame Workhouse, Oxfordshire
The dietary or menu plan adopted in 19836 by the Thame Union workhouse in Oxfordshire. It largely comprises bread, meat and gruel, with a cooked meat dinner two days per week. Date: 1836

French & Swiss Women
Women of Strasbourg & a woman from Basle, Switzerland. Largely regional or National costumes but with ruffs (by this date were no longer fashionable). Date: 1644

The General Strike - an overturned motor-van
A motor-van overturned by Strike sympathisers in Blackfriars Road, London. Though largely peaceful, there were several violent incidents during the General Strike

Queen Victoria greeting the Duke of Edinburgh and the Grand
Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh together with his new wife, the Duchess of Edinburgh (formerly the Grand Duchess Marie Alexandrovna of Russia)

The entrance to a captured German dug-out
The staircase and entrance to a German dug-out captured by the British army during the Somme offensive in July 1916. Such shelters were often highly elaborate

Nanjing Tower
The porcelain tower at Nanjing (formerly Nanking) : it was largely destroyed by Taeping rebels in the 1850s but is currently under reconstruction

Ruins of Persepolis
General view of the ruins of Persepolis, capital city of the ancient Persian kings, largely destroyed by Alexander of Macedon

Battle of Sempach 2
The Swiss defeat Leopold of Austria at the battle of Sempach, largely thanks to the heroism of Arnold von Winkelried who breaks the line of the Austrian spearmen

Battle of Sempach 3
The Swiss defeat Leopold of Austria at the battle of Sempach, largely thanks to the heroism of Arnold von Winkelried who breaks the line of the Austrian spearmen

Battle of Sempach 4
The Swiss defeat Leopold of Austria at the battle of Sempach, largely thanks to the heroism of Arnold von Winkelried who breaks the line of the Austrian spearmen

Battle of Sempach 1
The Swiss defeat Leopold of Austria at the battle of Sempach, largely thanks to the heroism of Arnold von Winkelried who breaks the line of the Austrian spearmen

Donald H Menzel
Astronomer, author of three books taking a strongly sceptical approach to UFOs, considering them largely to be natural phenomena

American Notes / Dickens
The Gold Digger. A character from the chronicle of Dickens first American visit in 1842 which was written largely from letters sent home to his friend John Forster

James Baird, Ironmaster
JAMES BAIRD Scottish ironmaster : his family business at one time produced 300, 000 tons of iron a year; his profits largely went in Church benefactions

Edward Cecil Wimbledon
Sir EDWARD CECIL, viscount WIMBLEDON military and naval commander, largely in the Netherlands. - with his autograph

Bewick / Flying Squirrel
(petaurista elegans) Bewick seems to say that this exotic rodent can be found in Europe, but today it is largely confined to south-east Asia

Siege of Toulon 1793
THE SIEGE OF TOULON The French besiege Toulon, held by the British : Napoleon, making his first notable appearance, is largely responsible for the success

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"Largely Unveiling the Forgotten Stories: A Glimpse into History's Multifaceted Tapestry" Step back in time as we embark on a journey through captivating snapshots that largely hint at untold tales. From the majestic Clifton Bridge, standing tall against the backdrop of nature's beauty, to St Pauls Cathedral circa 1850, witness architectural marvels frozen in time. Delve into North Africa's rich history with a map from the 19th century, revealing trade routes and cultural exchanges that shaped civilizations. Bewick's portrayal of a red squirrel reminds us of our connection with nature and its delicate balance. Dr. Elsie Inglis' Scottish Women's Hospitals symbolize resilience and determination as women fought for their rightful place in medicine. Miss Alice Greaves (Tinnie) epitomizes strength and courage during times when societal norms restricted female empowerment. Sir William Tritton stands as an emblem of innovation, his contributions revolutionizing industries worldwide. Scenes from the French film Casanova transport us to an era filled with glamour and intrigue. Seventeen Windows in Marple, Cheshire offer glimpses into lives lived within those walls - stories waiting to be discovered by curious minds. The Handley Page HPR. 7 Dart-Herald G-AODE prototype represents progress and technological advancements that have shaped modern aviation. St Nicholas Church in Deptford whispers secrets of centuries past - echoes of faith, community, and change reverberating through its halls. The Schutte-Lanz S. L. 1 rigid airship takes us back to a time when dreams took flight amidst vast skies. These largely forgotten hints invite us to uncover hidden narratives woven intricately throughout history - stories waiting patiently for curious souls willing to listen closely.