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The Star Hotel
The exterior of the Star Hotel, Alnwick.
The exterior of the Star Hotel, Alnwick.
Interior of Pharmacy
Interior of pharmacy at 23 Narrowgate Street, Alnwick.
Interior of pharmacy at 23 Narrowgate Street, Alnwick.
Drapers Shop
Landells & Co. drapers shop Alnwick.
Landells & Co. drapers shop Alnwick.
Stationers.
Mark Smith, printer and stationers, 39 Bondgate Street, Alnwick.
Mark Smith, printer and stationers, 39 Bondgate Street, Alnwick.
Grocer's Store
The North of England Tea Emporium at 38 Bondgate. Alnwick with laden horse cart outside.
The North of England Tea Emporium at 38 Bondgate. Alnwick with laden horse cart outside.
Decorator's Shop
Front of James Wallace's decorators shop, Alnwick.
Front of James Wallace's decorators shop, Alnwick.
Sawmills
Interior of Waterside sawmills at Alnwick.
Interior of Waterside sawmills at Alnwick.
Alnwick
Alnwick from the Bondgate.
Alnwick from the Bondgate.
Bondgate and Market Place
General view of Bondgate and the Market Place, Alnwick.1950's.
General view of Bondgate and the Market Place, Alnwick.1950's.
Joe the Quilter murder
Postcard published upon the murder of Joe the Quilter 1825 on reverse is a plan of the house showing where the body was found. Published by W Davison, Alnwick, drawn by R Donkin, Warden, 10th January 1826.
Postcard published upon the murder of Joe the Quilter 1825 on reverse is a plan of the house showing where the body was found. Published by W Davison, Alnwick, drawn by R Donkin, Warden, 10th January 1826.
Alnwick Rock label
Label for Alnwick Rock, manufactured by J Riddell, confectioner of Bondgate Street, Alnwick.
Label for Alnwick Rock, manufactured by J Riddell, confectioner of Bondgate Street, Alnwick.
Country dentist
Woodcut probably by William Davison (1781-1858) of Alnwick entitled 'The Country Tooth Drawer'. The scene is the interior of a village smithy. A country-woman is seated on a stool, and the blacksmith (using both hands) is extracting a maxillary incisor tooth with outsize forceps of his own construction. The pain is so excruciating that her right had clutches his nose, and the left one his sleeve. A man supports the woman's head , and another (right eye bandaged) stands in the rear holding aloft a hayfork: both are highly amused. The three men wear leather aprons. A boy flourinshing a broom sta...
Woodcut probably by William Davison (1781-1858) of Alnwick entitled 'The Country Tooth Drawer'. The scene is the interior of a village smithy. A country-woman is seated on a stool, and the blacksmith (using both hands) is extracting a maxillary incisor tooth with outsize forceps of his own construction. The pain is so excruciating that her right had clutches his nose, and the left one his sleeve. A man supports the woman's head , and another (right eye bandaged) stands in the rear holding aloft a hayfork: both are highly amused. The three men wear leather aprons. A boy flourinshing a broom sta...
Dentist
Woodcut probably by William Davison (1781-1858) of Alnwick entitled 'The Town Tooth Drawer', the scene is in a dentists patient's drawing room, through the window can be seen the lantern tower of the Cathedral Church of St Nicholas, Newcastle upon Tyne. The operator, wearing a powered wig, is applying the key instrument to extract a maxillary central incisor tooth for a fashionably attired lady. Her maid surveys the scene with wild concern, while an amused negro boy assistant holds the dentist's case of instruments. (Incidentally, black boys were frequently in service in the 17th and 18th cent...
Woodcut probably by William Davison (1781-1858) of Alnwick entitled 'The Town Tooth Drawer', the scene is in a dentists patient's drawing room, through the window can be seen the lantern tower of the Cathedral Church of St Nicholas, Newcastle upon Tyne. The operator, wearing a powered wig, is applying the key instrument to extract a maxillary central incisor tooth for a fashionably attired lady. Her maid surveys the scene with wild concern, while an amused negro boy assistant holds the dentist's case of instruments. (Incidentally, black boys were frequently in service in the 17th and 18th cent...
PEACE DAY
GROUP TAKING PART IN PEACE DAY ALNWICK 1918.
GROUP TAKING PART IN PEACE DAY ALNWICK 1918.
DRAPERS (INTERIORS)
Interior of drapers' shop, owed by Pitt Bros, in Market Pant, Alnwick.
Interior of drapers' shop, owed by Pitt Bros, in Market Pant, Alnwick.
Quilters cottage
Scene of murder committed on 3rd January 1826 of Joseph Hedley (called The Quilter).- Attained greater proficiency in quilting than any ever known in the North of England. Postcard published by W. Davison, Alnwick.
Scene of murder committed on 3rd January 1826 of Joseph Hedley (called The Quilter).- Attained greater proficiency in quilting than any ever known in the North of England. Postcard published by W. Davison, Alnwick.
Bondgate
Bondgate in Alnwick from West.
Bondgate in Alnwick from West.
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