Shaftesbury Collection (page 9)

Princes Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London
The Princes Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, in Londons West End, re-named the Shaftesbury Theatre in 1963. The theatre is presenting Irene Manning in The Dubarry. Date: 1947

Saville Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London
Saville Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, London, showing Noose, a comedy drama. The theatre opened in 1931, and converted to a cinema in 1970

Globe Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, London
Globe Theatre (re-named the Gielgud Theatre in 1994) on the corner of Rupert Street and Shaftesbury Avenue, presenting Tuppence Coloured with Joyce Elisabeth, Grenfell Welch and Max Adrian. Date: 1947

Foyer, the Trocadero, Shaftesbury Avenue, London
View of the Foyer of the Trocadero, Shaftesbury Avenue (near Piccadilly Circus), London, proprietors J Lyons & Co. Described (in French) as the foremost restaurant in the world

The Grill Room, Trocadero, Shaftesbury Avenue, London
Interior view of the Grill Room, Trocadero, Shaftesbury Avenue (near Piccadilly Circus), London, proprietors J Lyons & Co

Pine tree communication mast
Communication mast designed to resemble a pine tree. Photographed near Shaftesbury in Dorset, UK

Cottages at Gold Hill, Shaftesbury, Dorset, England

Europe, England, Dorset, Shaftesbury. Gold hill

Europe, England, Dorset, Gold Hill, Shaftesbury. Town architecture

Production of The Dairymaids
The Queens Theatre (Shaftesbury Avenue, London) Production of The Dairymaids which ran for 76 performances from 5th May 1908, starring Phyllis Dare and Dan Rolyat

Shaftesbury Park
A street in Shaftesbury Park

Shaftesbury House
in Aldersgate Street

The General Strike - peeling potatoes in Hyde Park
A Snap-Shot of Striketime Society: Lady Mary Ashley-Cooper and Lady Carmichael-Anstruther peeling potatoes in Hyde Park. Front cover of The Sketch emergency issue produced during the General Strike

England / Shaftesbury
Looking down Gold Hill, Shaftesbury, Dorsets highest town. On the right is the Abbey Wall and part of the Old Town Wall. King Canute died here on 12 November 1035

Roofs of houses in Shaftesbury and typical patchwork fields beyond, Dorset, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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ANTHONY ASHLEY COOPER 7th EARL of SHAFTESBURY Politician and reformer

Shaftesbury / 1st Earl / 73
ANTHONY ASHLEY COOPER 1st EARL of SHAFTESBURY English politician

Shaftesbury / 7Th / Cassell
ANTHONY ASHLEY COOPER 7th EARL of SHAFTESBURY Politician and reformer

Shaftesbury / 7Th / Woodbury
FREDERICK THESIGER, first baron CHELMSFORD Statesman, Lord Chancellor

Anthony Shaftesbury
ANTHONY ASHLEY COOPER, earl of SHAFTESBURY statesman. with his autograph

Shaftesburys Barrow
Costermongers barrow purchased by lord Shaftesbury, reformer, when he was enrolled as a London costermonger

London / Piccadilly Circus
Piccadilly Circus looking towards Shaftesbury Avenue

3rd Earl of Shaftesbury
ANTHONY ASHLEY COOPER 3RD EARL OF SHAFTESBURY Statesman and philosopher

Shaftesbury Inspecting
Lord Shaftesbury inspects the conditions endured by children working in a coalmine

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Shaftesbury, a picturesque town nestled in the heart of Dorset, England, is known for its charming streets and rich history. One of its most iconic landmarks is Gold Hill, a cobbled street that seems to have been plucked straight out of a fairytale. With its quaint cottages and stunning views over the rolling countryside, it's no wonder that Gold Hill has captured the hearts of visitors from all around the world. In contrast to this peaceful setting lies Shaftesbury Avenue in London, where the vibrant energy of theater crowds fills the air. This bustling street is home to some of London's most renowned theaters, attracting both locals and tourists alike. From classic plays to modern musicals, there's always something captivating happening on Shaftesbury Avenue. Speaking of London landmarks, who could forget Piccadilly Circus? In 1956, this famous intersection was alive with activity as people flocked to see shows like "In Dahomey, " starring George Walker and Ada Overton Walker at Windmill Theatre. The vibrant lights and bustling atmosphere made Piccadilly Circus an unforgettable experience for anyone lucky enough to witness it. Traveling back in time to the 1920s brings us once again to Piccadilly Circus - a hub of excitement and entertainment. The neon signs illuminating this lively square created an enchanting ambiance that drew people from far and wide. But let's not stray too far from our beloved Shaftesbury itself – after all, Gold Hill remains one of its greatest treasures. Whether you visit in June when flowers bloom along every corner or any other time throughout the year; Gold Hill never fails to captivate with its timeless beauty. So whether you find yourself strolling down Soho's Shaftesbury Avenue or wandering through the enchanting streets of Dorset's Shaftesbury town; one thing is certain – these places hold stories waiting to be discovered by those willing to explore.