Sarah Hough (page 12)

The Limestone Way Sarah Smith

John Graham Lough in his Studio Ralph Hedley

Ashbourne Lodge at the Entrance to Gatehouse at the northern entrance to the estate Sarah Smith

Fodina argentea Sahlensis - A Silver Mine at Sala - William Hogarth

Sarah Large, Wife of Thomas Large of Leeds Joseph Rhodes

A Shady Spot, Houghton Farm, 1878 Winslow Homer

Poster for le Théâtre de la Renaissance. Joan of Arc, with Sarah Bernhardt Eugène Grasset

Thorpe Salvin Old Hall Sarah Smith

Catherine Bruce, 1st Countess of Dysart John Hoskins

MG 18/80 of Mrs R Gough and Bianchi of Kitty Brunell at the B&HMC Brighton Motor Rally, 1930 Bill Brunell

Photocall for new BBC production 'Keeping up Appearances' Williams

The Bulls Head Public House in Sarah Smith

The Centenary Way at Duffield Meadows Sarah Smith

Mother with Left Hand Holding Sara's Chin Mary Cassatt

New casino site (with Mrs Saul?), Onchan Manx Press Pictures

Mother, Sara, and the Baby Mary Cassatt

Brough Hill John Atkinson

Stepped Cross in Doveridge Churchyard Sarah Smith

Salomé Pierre Amedee Marcel-Beronneau

Mrs. Samuel Chandler, c.1780 Winthrop Chandler

Sarah Homes Tappan, 1814 Gilbert Stuart

Mrs. George Waugh, 1868 William Holman Hunt

Mrs Winston Churchill with her daughter, Sarah, after 1914 John Lavery

Portraits of the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough Anonymous

Sara with her Dog in an Armchair, 1901 Mary Stevenson Cassatt

Cross in Stanton-by-Dale Sarah Smith

Traffic at Sawley Marina Sarah Smith

Sara Seated, Leaning on her Left Hand Mary Stevenson Cassatt

Patrick Troughton filming on location filming Dr Who Dennis Hussey

Captain Charles John Stanley Gough during the Indian Mutiny at Khurkowhah on 15th August 1857, c.1860 Chevalier Louis-William Desanges

Sarah McClean Bolton, 1796 Walter Robertson

Giraffe, Sarara, 2017 Eric Meyer

Breaker boys at Hughestown Borough Coal Co. Pittston, Pennsylvania, 1911 Lewis Wickes Hine

A Wolf Had Not Been Seen in Salem for Thirty Years, 1909 Howard Pyle

The Bubble Inn and Stenson House Sarah Smith

The Remarkable Characters Who Were At Tunbridge Wells With Samuel Richardson Anonymous