Redmond Collection (page 3)

WA, Redmond, Redmond Farmers Market / Redmond Saturday Market
Vegetable stall, Redmond Farmers Market, Redmond, Oregon, USA

North America, USA, WA, Redmond jelly beans pattern
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, jelly beans pattern

North America, USA, WA, Redmond Easter Eggs pattern
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, Easter Eggs pattern

North America, USA, WA, Redmond collage with bell peppers
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, collage with bell peppers

North America, USA, WA, Redmond paperclips
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, paperclips

North America, USA, WA, Redmond computer keyboard
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, computer keyboard

North America, USA, WA, Redmond CDs
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, CDs

North America, USA, WA, Redmond Yellow Mums pattern with zooming
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, Yellow Mums pattern with zooming

North America, USA, WA, Redmond colored rocks
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, colored rocks

North America, USA, WA, Redmond Pink Mum with water drops
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, Pink Mum with water drops

North America, USA, WA, Redmond fall leaf detail
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, fall leaf detail

North America, USA, WA, Redmond primroses pattern
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, primroses pattern

John Redmond (1856-1918) Irish politician, having trouble with Protestant North-East Ulster which opposed Home Rule. Punch, London, 8 October 1913

John Edward Redmond (1856-1918) Irish politician known as The Irish Petrel. A champion of Home Rule, he became chairman of the Nationalist party in 1900. Engraving c1900

The Irish Petrel: John Edward Redmond (1856-1918) Irish politician. A champion of Home Rule, he became chairman of the Nationalist party in 1900. After cartoon by Spy from Vanity Fair, London, 1904

WA, Redmond, Sweet Pea, Lathyrus tingitanus, Pea family

WA, Redmond, Firewheel, Indian Blanket, Gaillardia, Gaillardia pulchella, sunflower family

WA, Redmond, Chicroy, Cichorium intybus, Sunflower family

WA, Redmond, Bittersweet, Climbing Nightshade, Solanum dulcamara

WA, Redmond, Red Clover, Trifolium pratense, Pea family

WA, Redmond, Dandelion, Taraxacum officinale, Sunflower family

USA, Oregon, Redmond, Cattle brands burned into rustic barn door

North America, USA, WA, Redmond, U. S. Flag reflected in water drops
North America, USA, WA, Redmond, U.S. Flag reflected in water drops

North America, USA, WA, Redmond, Peacock feathers pattern

North America, USA, Washington, Heather Meadows Recreation Area. Mt. Shuksan at Highwood Lake

John Redmond / Postcard
JOHN EDWARD REDMOND Irish political leader

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Redmond, a name that echoes through history with various connotations and intriguing tales. From John Redmond's Coffin at Westminster Cathedral in 1918 to the lively music covers of The Gay Cavaliers Grand March and Did You Ever Catch A Weasel Asleep?, this place holds a rich cultural heritage. Not only was it home to Sir Redmond Barry's Old House, but it also witnessed the leadership of John Redmond, the prominent Irish nationalist politician and MP. His caricature by Frank Richardson portrays his influential presence during those times. The return from the United States of Mr. John Redmond is humorously depicted in H M Bateman's illustrations, capturing the struggles faced by him, his servants, and horse-drawn carriage loaded with bags of money - a satirical commentary on political power dynamics. Amidst all these events, melodies like The Man with the Mandolin filled the airwaves, adding a touch of enchantment to this vibrant town. And let us not forget Captain Gordon and Redmond Gordon who left their mark on its history as well. But perhaps one of its most poignant moments was witnessed at the funeral of Mr. John Redmond himself - an occasion where Ireland bid farewell to their beloved leader. This solemn event symbolized both loss and resilience within this community. Redmond stands as a testament to an era defined by politics, culture, satire, music, and mourning. It encapsulates stories that intertwine Irish nationalism with Welsh MPs' influence while leaving behind traces for future generations to uncover and cherish.