George Jackson (page 12)

King George V's funeral procession, London, January 1936 Anonymous

Portrait of William Jackson Hooker (1785-1865) Maull & Polyblank

George John James Hamilton-Gordon, 5th Earl of Aberdeen,, 1883 English School

George Best 1967 Ernest Chapman

King George I, attacked by a fit of apoplexy Crane

Michael Jackson 1988 Liverpool Echo

George Inness Daniel Huntington

Greetings from Jackson, Mississippi Anonymous

Sir George Cornewall Lewis John Jabez Edwin Paisley (after) Mayall

Portrait of George Brook, Walter Frederick Osborne

Pelican Island, Indian River, Jackson, Waterfronts, Pelicans, Bays, United States, Florida, Indian River, United States, Florida, Pelican Island, 1880 William Henry

Portrait of George Vancouver Anonymous

Sir George Alexander (1858-1918), English actor and theatre manager W&D Downey

Construction of mattresses, Jackson Anonymous

George III of the United Kingdom Anonymous

Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans. Anonymous

King George III's Golden Jubilee Celebrations, London Anonymous

Portrait of George Washington Anonymous

King George V (1865-1936) and Queen Mary (1867-1953) at the Delhi Durbar, India Anonymous

Prince George of Denmark Anonymous

George Harrison 1964 Alisdair McDonald

Major-General Stonewall Jackson of the Confederate Army 1862 Anonymous

Lake George, c.1868 Regis Francis Gignoux

George Van Eps Brian O'Connor

Portrait of George Washington Anonymous

George Washington Rembrandt Peale

St George's Fields, Southwark Dagaty

Illustration of Handel Presenting Water Music to King George I Anonymous

King George V's Silver Jubilee Anonymous

Turkey Creek Landing, Indian River, Jackson, Waterfronts, Bays, United States, Florida, Indian River, United States, Florida, Turkey Creek, 1880 William Henry

George IV, When Prince of Wales Sir William Beechey

Portrait of George Washington, 1793 Anonymous

King George V lying in state in Westminster Hall, London, January 1936 Anonymous

George Harrison 1969 Arthur Steel

The Coronation of King George IV: The Recognition, 19th July 1821 James Stephanoff

People reading the bulletins of King George V's last illness Anonymous