Spencers Collection

NEWBURN, Newburn is a semi rural village, parish, electoral ward and former urban district in western Tyne and Wear, North East England

Rochford SS5 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Rochford SS5 4

Lord Spencer
Albert Edward John Spencer, 7th Earl Spencer (23 May 1892 9 June 1975), known formally as The Hon Albert Spencer until 1910 and from then until 1922 as Viscount Althorp

Althorp House Ancestral Home Of The Spencer Family Since 16Th Century. After An 18Th Century Engraving By Jan Kip. From Memoirs Of The Martyr King By Allan Fea Published 1905

Abercorn / Spencer engagement, 1919
Family photograph showing the Duchess of Abercorn with her four children including (centre), Lady Cynthia Hamilton. Cynthia Elinor Beatrix Spencer (1897 - 1972)

Charles Robert Spencer, 6th Earl Spencer
Charles Robert Spencer, sixth Earl Spencer (1857 - 1922), before that Viscount Althorp until he succeeded to the title in 1910, British courtier and Liberal politician

Penny Bazaar
10th September 1955: Marks and Spencers stall - the Original Penny Bazaar - in a covered market, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Original Publication: Picture Post - 7984 - Quality

Lord Althorp
Albert Edward John, Seventh Earl Spencer (1892 - 1975), grandfather of Diana, Princess of Wales, Featured in The Tatler on the eve of his coming of age celebrations in 1913

Misses Price 1825
The Misses Price: half, full, high & low! Costume includes: spencers, a fur-trimmed pelisse, feather trimmed bonnets, reticule & a fur muff

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"Exploring the Rich History of Spencers: From Newburn to Rochford SS5 4 Map" Step into the enchanting world of Spencers, where history and heritage intertwine. Nestled in the semi-rural village of Newburn, this captivating place has been a parish, electoral ward, and former urban hub for centuries. One cannot mention Spencers without acknowledging their ancestral home - Althorp House. Since the 16th century, this magnificent estate has stood as a testament to the Spencer family's enduring legacy. A breathtaking engraving by Jan Kip from Allan Fea's "Memoirs of the Martyr King" (published in 1905) transports us back to its grandeur. The story continues with an engagement that captured hearts across nations - Abercorn/Spencer engagement in 1919. This union marked a significant chapter in the Spencer family's lineage and left an indelible mark on their history. Amongst these remarkable figures is Charles Robert Spencer, also known as the 6th Earl Spencer. His contributions have shaped not only his own era but continue to inspire generations today. Delve into nostalgia with memories of Penny Bazaars - those charming marketplaces that dotted towns across England. Lord Althorp himself may have strolled through these bustling bazaars, leaving behind echoes of simpler times filled with joyous exchanges and delightful treasures. Transport yourself further back in time to Misses Price's establishment in 1825 – a place where elegance met refinement. The allure of fashion and sophistication permeated every corner, leaving visitors enchanted by timeless beauty. As we unravel these hints about Spencers' rich tapestry, it becomes clear that they are more than just names or places; they represent stories woven together over centuries. Let us celebrate their journey through time and honor their enduring influence on our lives today.