Walker (page 4)

Illustration from 'A Journey from this World to the Next' by Henry Fielding, engraved by Anthony Walker, 1783 Thomas (after) Stothard

Hot air balloon with advertisements for Tea E Brandsma in the background a tightrope walker over a fairground Anonymous

Head-Quarters of General Write at Fort Walker, South Carolina, Formerly Those of General Drayton, of the Rebel Army Anonymous

Edward Henry Smith Stanley, Lord Stanley, engraved after a photograph by Samuel A. Walker. c.1865 Samuel A. (after) Walker

Nicaragua. General Walker's Entrance into Granada- Fight in Front of San Francisco's Convent Anonymous

Londinium Feracissimi Angliae Regni Metropolis, illustration taken from 'London in the time of the Tudors' by Sir Walker Besant, 1904 English School

H.M.S. Albion commanded by Capt. A. Walker-Heneage completing the destruction of the outer forts of the Dardanelles in 1915, 1925 Alma Claude Burlton Cull

Jewel and Harold Walker, 6 and 5 years old, pick 20 to 25 pounds of cotton a day at Geronimo,Comanche... Lewis Wickes Hine

Map bounded by Corona Ave., Mill Creek, Walker St., Oxford St., Pine St., Washington Ave; Including Plateau St., Smith St.,... Anonymous

Pickwick Papers the Kitchen Door Opened and in Walked Mr. Job Trotter Anonymous

Honeymoon Hardships, Hoping to Escape Attention We Then Walked in Different Directions Anonymous

Left alone, Rastignac walked a few steps to the highest part of the cemetery Laisne Laisne

Charles the King walked for the last time through the streets of London A S Forrest

Homeward Serenely She Walked with God's Benediction Upon Her. In the Exhibition at the Dudley Gallery 1874 Anonymous

Mary Callinack, Aged 85, the Cornish Fish-Woman, Who Walked from Penzance to the Great Exhibition, in Hyde Park, London Anonymous

Klosterruine Walkenried, Germany H. Selle & E. Linde & Co

Klosterruine Walkenried, Germany H. Selle & E. Linde & Co

Kreuzgang in Walkenried, Germany H. Selle & E. Linde & Co

Banganga Tank and Walkeshwar Temple at Bombay, 1890s. Edwin Lord Weeks

Member of the Order of the Garter and Royal and Valuable Servant to Charles I and II English School

Cloth Dressers Robert Havell

Condemned Property at Isleworth Edward Walker

Foundling Hospital Leonard Walker

The Clock Tower, Fen Stanton Edward Walker

Hilton Church Edward Walker

Fish Street, Shrewsbury Edward Walker

Narcissus and Echo Anonymous

The Watch House, Strand Lane, WC2 Edward Walker

Ophelia, 1890 Henrietta Rae

Wooden Houses, Kingston-on-Thames Edward Walker

Godmanchester Mill Edward Walker

The Large Blue Horses, 1911 Anonymous

Entrance to Foundling Hospital Leonard Walker

Greeting The Postman Robert Walker Macbeth

The Anchor Inn, Hemingford Grey Edward Walker

Cropping wool to give an even pile after nap had been raised, 1814 Unknown