George Haugh (page 28)

Caroline of Brunswick, Queen Consort of King George IV Anonymous

Prince George, Duke of Cambridge, member of the British royal family Russell & Sons

Letters from George Washington Era Anonymous

Sir George Bernard Shaw Frederick Hollyer

Portrait of George Washington Robert Edge Pine

Geordie Haa'd the Bairn, 1890 Ralph Hedley

George Washington, ca. 1790 Charles Peale Polk

George Morland Henry Robert Morland

George Washington Rembrandt Peale

The Old George Inn, Yeovil, 1853 Anonymous

St. George and the Dragon, 1868 Edward Coley Burne-Jones

The Iron Horse Past and Present, c1900 Unknown

The Heir, from the Drawing by George Harcourt, English Painter 1868-1948, UK Anonymous

Portrait of George Leveson-Gower Elliott & Fry Studio

George Biggin Julius Caesar Ibbetson

Portrait of George Washington James Peale

St. George Slaying the Dragon, 1500s Lucas Cranach

The Coronation of King George V and the Ceremony of Unction at Westminster Abbey, 23 June 1911 French School

George Washington at colonial meeting Anonymous

Cat Mountain, Lake George Anonymous

George Sand Standing - Engraved Illus Anonymous

George Best and girlfriend Alfred Markey

Portrait of George James Allman (1812-1898) Maull & Polyblank

Portrait of the cellist and composer Georg Goltermann, 1890 Anonymous

Mr. George Phillips Holborn, London Anonymous

General Cornwallis and George Washington Anonymous

Letter from Thomas Ken, Bishop of Bath and Wells to George Harbin Thomas Ken

Georg Calixtus (1586-1656). German Lutheran clergyman and theologian. Anonymous

Portrait of George Washington, 1796 Gilbert Stuart

George Dance Nathaniel Dance-Holland

Map of Paris during the period of the 'Grands Travaux' by Baron Georges Haussmann 1864 Hilaire Guesnu

Lake George Jasper Francis Cropsey

Jotham's Island, Off Indian Point, Georgetown, Maine. Mouth of Kennebec River, Seguin Light at Left, 1937 Marsden Hartley

Monument to Queen Caroline, consort of George II, Westminster Abbey, London George Bickham

Boy George Eddie Sanderson

George Bernard Shaw, Irish playwright Brill