Moffat Collection (page 2)

Spectators at tennis match, Beech Grove Tennis Club, Moffat
Spectators at tennis match at Beech Grove Tennis Club, Moffat. A very natural study of conversations beside the court. The photographers camera case sits on the bench. Date: circa 1911

Tennis match at Beech Grove Tennis Club, Moffat, site of the South Scotland Tennis Championships and close to Moffat Hydro Date: circa 1911

Tennis pavillion in Moffat, Scotland. Three people inside the building resting in he shade while a friend of the photographers makes no secret of the fact he is hot and thirsty

Living Room by Miller
A tidy living room designed by John Duncan Miller for Curtis Moffat - a fine example of modernist furniture at their most practical. Date: 1933

Advert for Dr Carter Moffats, Electric Belt 1892
Dr Carter Moffats Electric Belt - scientifically tested and guaranteed genuine. Date: 1892

Advert for Dr Carter Moffats electric body belt 1891
Dr Carter Moffats electric body belt, magneto-electric battery Co. 1891

Moffat Orphanage, Port Glasgow
A view of the Moffat Orphanage, Port Glasgow

Robert Moffat, missionary to Africa
Robert Moffat (1795-1883), Scottish Congregationalist missionary to Africa. Date: circa 1870s

The Sort of Film We ll Have for Years, by Bairnsfather
The Sort of Film We ll Have for Years How Dick Manvers Got His Star Every familiar feature of the Film is happily caricatured by Captain Bairnsfather in his amusing page of pictures

Moffat (Young)
ROBERT MOFFAT Scottish churchman and missionary in Africa, as a young man. Date: 1795 - 1883

ROBERT MOFFAT (1795-1883). Scottish missionary. Oil by William Scott

ROBERT MOFFAT (1795-1883). Scottish missionary in South Africa. Line and stipple engraving, 19th century

Hydropathic, Moffat, Scotland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

On the Annan water, Moffat, Scotland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Moffat from Coates Hill, Scotland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

The Devils Beef Tub, 5 miles from Moffat, Selkirkshire, Scotland, a terrifying black abyss. Date: late 1930s

Ideal Home kitchen 1951
A kitchen at the Ideal Home Exhibition at Olympia, 1951, featured in a spread in Sport & Country magazine: the country housewife at Olympia; this years Ideal Home Exhibition has much to interest her

Cocktail Bar 1932
Miss Kathryn Carver seen with Mr Curtis Moffat in the attractive bar of the latters house. Mss Carver, a film actress, is wearing satin pyjamas & a short coattee

Robert Moffat
ROBERT MOFFAT British missionary in Africa depicted soon after his arrival in 1817 : he will translate the Bible into the Bechuana language

Lister / Moffat Photo
JOSEPH LISTER English surgeon, medical scientist and founder of antiseptic surgery

Moffat and Boer
Robert Moffat makes a big impression on Boer farmers and African tribespeople when he starts preaching in southern Africa

Moffats Home
The home of British missionaries Robert and Mary Moffat, Matabeleland

Mary Livingstone
Mary (Moffat) Livingstone missionary and wife of David Livingstone, explorer

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"Moffat: A Scottish Gem with a Rich History and Global Connections" Nestled in the picturesque landscape of St. Marys Loch, a charming town in Scotland that has captivated visitors for centuries. Known for its stunning natural beauty and historical significance, it offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity. One notable figure associated with Moffat is Graham Moffat, the renowned playwright who penned the famous play "Bunty Pulls The Strings. " This timeless production continues to enchant audiences worldwide, showcasing the talent and creativity that emanates from this small Scottish town. Stepping onto High Street in Moffat feels like stepping back in time to the Victorian period. The well-preserved architecture reflects an era of elegance and grandeur, transporting visitors to another world. It's no wonder that filmmakers often choose this location as a backdrop for period dramas. Moffat's influence extends far beyond its borders; even Africa holds traces of its connection to this remarkable place. In Chupanga lies the grave of Mary Livingstone pre-1900, reminding us of the global reach and impact that originated from humble beginnings in Moffat. Venturing further into history reveals more about Moffat's Victorian past. From bustling streets to opulent homes, every corner tells a story waiting to be discovered by curious travelers seeking insight into an era long gone but not forgotten. While rooted deeply in its heritage, modern-day Moffat still embraces progress while preserving its cultural identity. As you wander through this vibrant town today, you'll find yourself immersed in both old-world charm and contemporary delights - truly offering something for everyone. Beyond Scotland's borders lies Venice - yet even there we find connections back to our beloved Moffat. The Giudecca boasts an advertisement by Curtis Moffatt Ltd. , highlighting how far-reaching their influence was during their heyday. To add another touch of glamour to our tale, Lady Bridget Poulett graced the world wearing designs by Norman Hartnell.