Lyttelton Collection
Lyttelton, a place steeped in history and diverse experiences
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Lyttelton, a place steeped in history and diverse experiences. From the England cricket team of 1885 to the iconic performance of Humphrey Lyttelton and Sidney Bechet at Colston Hall, Bristol in 1956, this town has witnessed remarkable moments. Nestled in Rufford Abbey, Nottinghamshire, Lyttelton holds secrets that go beyond its physical boundaries. Legends speak of the Lyttelton Warning Paranormal Apparitions Lord, an enigmatic figure who haunts the area with his spectral presence. In Wood Green, London during 1964, Humphrey Lyttleton shared a stage with Buck Clayton creating an unforgettable musical experience. The fusion of their talents echoed through time. The departure of the "Discovery" from Lyttelton, New Zealand on December 21st captured hearts as it embarked on a journey into uncharted waters. Ships docked at its port around c. 1890 showcasing bustling trade and connections to distant lands. A portrait immortalizes Sarah Spencer, wife of William, 3rd Baron Lyttelton – her elegance preserved on oil-painted panels for generations to admire. Tony Coe's captivating performance at Brecon Jazz Festival in Powys Wales left audiences mesmerized in 1998. His music transcended barriers and united souls under the spellbinding sky. Lieut. -General Hon. N. G. Lyttleton's bravery shone through as he received recognition for his service during tumultuous times in C. B. , 1900 - his courage etched forever into history's annals. Enoch Ward's depiction captures The Crossing of Potgeiters Drift on January 16th, 1900; a scene filled with tension and valor amidst conflict-stricken landscapes - reminding us all of human resilience even amid chaos. Once again transported back to Wood Green London in 1964 where Brian Foskett immortalized Humphrey Lyttleton's essence through his lens.