Nuisances Collection

"Step back in time with me to the era of Omnibus nuisances, where the clatter of horse hooves and the cacophony of jingling bells filled the streets

Nuisances Collection: Omnibus nuisances. Caution to ladies who like to occupy the seat next to the door

Omnibus nuisances. Caution to ladies who like to occupy the seat next to the door. A mans hobnail boots kick a woman on the head as his feet swing in from the window of the omnibus. Date: 1853

Nuisances Collection: Crossing-sweeper nuisance Crossing-sweeper nuisance 1856

Crossing-sweeper nuisance Crossing-sweeper nuisance 1856
Group of young children with brooms, sweeping the ground as a gentleman walks alone, asking for a ha penny. Date: 1856

Quiet with all Road Nuisances, Robert Polhill Bevan, 1865-1925, British

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"Step back in time with me to the era of Omnibus nuisances, where the clatter of horse hooves and the cacophony of jingling bells filled the streets. But beware, ladies who prefer the seat next to the door. The crossing sweeper, with his broom in hand, may suddenly appear, disrupting your tranquility, much like an unwelcome guest in an 1856 painting by Artokoloro. British artist Robert Polhill Bevan once depicted the scene with a cautionary tone, reminding us all to be patient with the everyday road nuisances that come our way."