Winchester Collection (page 21)

Lancelot Andrewes
LANCELOT ANDREWES Bishop of Winchester

Winchester / Wolvesey 1908
Winchester, Hampshire: ruins of Wolvesey Castle

Great Winchester Street
A late 17th century town house: 23 Great Winchester Street, London (pulled down in 1890)

Law / Trial by Ordeal / Emma
Emma ( - 1052) aka Aelfgifu, widow of Cnut, proves her innocence by walking over red-hot plow- shares. Tried by Ordeal at Winchester

Stephen Gardiner
STEPHEN GARDINER Bishop of Winchester and Lord Chancellor

Volunteer Rifle Corps
RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS from 12 towns, districts or counties showing the range of uniform styles: Shoreditch, Edinburgh, Sheffield, Staffordshire, Winchester, Hon. Artillery

SHERIDANs RIDE - 2
Realising that his men are retreating after a surprise defeat at Cedar Creek, Union general Sheridan rides from Winchester to rally them to renew the fight

Comet of 1811 over Paris
A comet seen in 1811 from Paris, quite possibly the same one which was seen at daybreak from Otterbourne Hill, Winchester, England on October 15th

Edward II Coronation
EDWARD II crowned with Queen Isabella at Westminster by the Bishop of Winchester

Maze at Winchester
Square miz-maze on Saint Katherines Hill, Winchester

S Wilberforce / Vfair 1869
SAMUEL WILBERFORCE bishop of Oxford and of Winchester, noted opponent of Darwins theory of natural selection

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Winchester, a historic city nestled in the heart of Hampshire, UK, boasts a rich tapestry of cultural and historical significance. From its enchanting landmarks to its captivating stories, it offers an unforgettable experience for visitors and locals alike. St Swithin's Church stands as a testament to the city's religious heritage. With its stunning architecture and serene atmosphere, it invites contemplation and reflection. Nearby Dudley House adds another layer of charm with its elegant Georgian facade. For those seeking culinary delights, Maxims restaurant is a must-visit. Its delectable cuisine tantalizes taste buds with flavors that leave lasting impressions on discerning palates. The scars of war are etched into Winchester's history too. The NFS Pimlico V1 bombing attack during World War II serves as a poignant reminder of the city's resilience in the face of adversity. A stroll down Winchester's High Street reveals architectural gems like the Town Hall and King Alfred's statue. These structures pay homage to significant figures who have shaped this vibrant community throughout time. No visit to Winchester would be complete without exploring its iconic cathedral. Majestic and awe-inspiring, it stands tall as one of England's most treasured religious sites—a true masterpiece that leaves visitors breathless with wonder. Venturing further into the city center unveils hidden treasures such as Winchester Market Cross—an emblematic symbol representing centuries-old trade traditions that still thrive today. The Church of the Hospital of St Cross provides insight into early 20th-century life in Hampshire while offering solace within its tranquil surroundings—a sanctuary for both body and soul. History comes alive at every corner in Winchester Cathedral—the final resting place for monarchs like Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine—where their grand entrance into this royal city is immortalized through wood engravings from bygone eras. As you wander through Winchester Cathedral precincts or explore Deborah Kerr’s birthplace nearby, you'll discover connections to famous individuals who have left their mark on the world.