Saxton Collection

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"Saxton: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of Saxton, a name that resonates through history with its various artistic creations. From Saxtons Map of Norfolk in 1574 to the Tea Strainer designed by W. H. Saxton in 1891/96, this name has left an indelible mark on different forms of art. Take a glimpse at Gloucester (shire) in 1579 through a captivating hand-coloured engraving, showcasing the exquisite talent behind the creation. Explore Selby LS24 9 Map, which unveils intricate details and navigational wonders. Marvel at Augustine Ryther's cartouche on Saxtons Map of Durham from 1576 (1944), displaying an artist's flair for ornate design. Christopher Saxton himself showcases his skills as he presents Anglia: England and Wales in 1579, capturing the essence of these lands during that era. Delve into Mrs McKinleys bedroom at the White House in Washington DC, USA from 1908; witness elegance and refinement brought to life within those walls. Ida Saxton McKinley, wife of President William McKinley, becomes a subject worth exploring as her photograph from c1900 (1908) reveals her grace and poise. Discover Residence James Willard Saxton River Frank Miller - a place where dreams meet reality; it holds stories waiting to be unraveled. Nottinghamshire comes alive with its town depicted on a map from 1642 - every street corner telling tales untold. Finally, pay homage to Ida Saxton McKinley (1847-1907), who stood beside President William McKinley during his presidency. Her photograph from c1901 immortalizes her role as First Lady with dignity and strength. Saxton is not just a mere name but an embodiment of creativity across centuries.