Principals Collection

The Right Hon Robert Lowe (colour litho)
612178 The Right Hon Robert Lowe (colour litho) by Pellegrini, Carlo (1866-1937); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Right Hon Robert Lowe)

St Johns College, Battersea, London, County of London, England. Showing the hall of the principals house Date: 1900s

Codrington College, Trafalgar Square, Barbados, West Indies
The Principals Residence, Codrington College in Saint John Parish and a view of Trafalgar Square, Bridgetown, Barbados, West Indies, Caribbean. Date: circa 1901

Charles Lyell (1797-1875) Scottish-born British geologist whose Principals of Geology 1830-33 was highly influential. Engraving after portrait by Richmond

Merxplas (or Merksplas) Labour Colony, Belgium
A new inmate arrives in the director principals carriage at the labour colony and beggars depot at Merxplas (or Merksplas), Belgium. Date: 1904

Leaders of the Terror
The three principals of the Montagnard faction - Robespierre, Danton and Marat - meet in the cabaret de la rue de Paon : for a while they wield dictatorial power

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Amidst the historic halls of Covent Garden, some of the principals of yesteryears come to life. The Right Hon Robert Lowe, once a prominent figure in British politics, poses for a colour lithograph. In the heart of London, the University of London Senate House & Library Principal's Room echoes with scholarly pursuits. Across the seas, St Johns College in Battersea, London, and Codrington College in Trafalgar Square, Barbados, West Indies, continue to uphold their rich traditions. Scottish-born British geologist Charles Lyell, author of the influential "Principles of Geology," pondered the mysteries of the earth. Elsewhere, at Merxplas Labour Colony in Belgium, leaders of the Terror sought refuge and plotted their next moves. Principals, in their various forms, have shaped history and continue to inspire us today.