Pelham Collection (page 3)

HENRY PELHAM (1695-1754). English statesman. Copper engraving, English, 18th century

Sporting Gal and her horse - Thoroughbreds
Thoroughbreds A smiling, jolly Sporting Gal and her fine horse (and doesn t he just know it...). Date: circa 1910

Edward Pelham Brenton
EDWARD PELHAM BRENTON Captain in the Royal Navy, author of a Naval History to which this portrait is the frontispiece. Date: 1774 - 1839

Horses Tack in close-up
A fine brown horse wearing double bridle with curved chain. Date: circa 1910s

A Young Woman and her favourite horse
A stylish young woman tenderly holds the head of her favourite horse Date: circa 1906

Horse wearing a Pelham Double Bridle Date: circa 1910s

A young girl with her horse
An absolutely stunning photographic postcard of a young girl in riding dress (whip under her arm) with her favourite horse. The horse is wearing a broken snaffle bit and pelham. Date: 1910s

Two Horses and a group of dogs
Portrait of Two Horses peering over the edge of their stall to check on a group of three dogs, including a terrier with a bandaged head. Date: circa 1910s

Portrait of a horse, a dog and a cat in the stables. Date: 1903

P. F. Warner
P.F (Sir Pelham) Warner batsman and captain of Middlesex cricket club playing cricket

P F Warner - Cricketer
Pelham F. Warner hitting an on-drive. Cricketer for Middlesex and England

2nd Earl Yarborough
Charles Anderson Pelham, Second Earl of Yarborough

3rd Earl Yarborough
[probably] CHARLES ANDERSON PELHAM, third earl of YARBOROUGH soldier and sportsman who won the Grand National

England / Hastings / Pelham
The seafront showing Pelham Crescent

Henry Pelham
HENRY PELHAM British Statesman and Prime Minister (1743-54)

Thomas Pelham-Holles
THOMAS PELHAM-HOLLES 1ST DUKE OF NEWCASTLE British statesman and Whig Prime Minister (1757-62)

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"Pelham: A Captivating Tale of Puppets, Cricket Legends, and Aristocratic Connections" Step into the enchanting world of Pelham, where puppets come to life and stories unfold. From the renowned Pelham puppets that have delighted generations with their whimsical charm to the iconic Denis Compton's memorable innings at Hastings, this captivating caption takes you on a journey through various facets of Pelham's rich history. In the realm of cricket, Warner - a legendary cricketer - stands tall as he showcases his skills alongside Compton at Hastings. Their remarkable partnership leaves spectators in awe and cements their place in sporting folklore. But Pelham's influence extends beyond sports; it also weaves its magic in literature. The celebrated author P. G. Wodehouse finds inspiration within these hallowed grounds, penning tales that captivate readers worldwide with their wit and humor. Delving deeper into history reveals intriguing connections between Pelham and notable figures such as Charles Pelham Villiers or Lady Francis Hope. These aristocrats lend an air of elegance to this already fascinating narrative. The 5th Royal Irish Lancers add a touch of bravery and honor to our story as Sergeant soars above adversity while serving his country dutifully. Meanwhile, the Sixth Duke Newcastle and Second Duke Newcastle bring forth tales from high society that are filled with intrigue and opulence. And let us not forget about Miss May Yohe who mesmerizes audiences in her role as The Lady Slavey – her gracefulness enthralling all who witness her performance alongside Lady Francis Hope. Pelham is more than just a name; it represents a tapestry woven together by puppetry, cricket legends like Denis Compton, literary genius P. G. Wodehouse, historical figures like Charles Pelham Villiers or Lady Francis Hope, brave soldiers like Sergeant from the 5th Royal Irish Lancers, and captivating performers such as Miss May Yohe.