Ketty lesterby posters & prints

Ketty Lesterby, American singer and actress Harry Hammond

On the Road to Chestertown, 1997 Marjorie Weiss

Low Tide in Chestertown, 1999 Marjorie Weiss

A Chestertown Moment, 1999 Marjorie Weiss

The Pride of Chestertown, 2000 Marjorie Weiss

Taking Off for Chestertown, 1999 Marjorie Weiss

Canterbury Cathedral Henry Earp

Black Dog in Chestertown, 1998 Marjorie Weiss

Catherine Sedley, Countess of Dorchester Peter Lely

Portrait of Lady Anne Thistlethwaite, Countess of Chesterfield, bust-length, in a blue dress Thomas Gainsborough

The Alster with the Steamboat Jetty at Raven Road Thomas Ludwig Herbst

West Front of Peterborough Cathedral, 18th century Thomas Girtin

Miss Cole, Worcester Edward Thompson Davis

Cyclists and Yellow Field, Kedleston, Derby Andrew Macara

Yellow Field, Kedleston, Derby Andrew Macara

Hester Booth as a Harlequin Woman John Ellys

Portrait of a Woman, presumably Catharina Kettingh, Wife of Bartholomeus Vermuyden Dirck Craey

Sir Robert Leicester, Bt Peter Lely

Kent - Canterbury - Lee Priory, 1826 John Buckler

The House of Milton: the Pretty Garden House in Petty France, Number 19, York Street, Westminster Anonymous

Tabley Lake and Tower, the Seat of Sir John Leicester, Bt Henry Thomson

Mr Tetterby - The Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain, c.1920s Joseph Clayton Clarke

Leicester City footballers 1974 Neville Chadwick

Milton's House in Petty France, Westminster, London Rischgitz Collection

Mark Lester and Judy Geeson, 1967 Ray Weaver

Amy Robsart Looking at the Portrait of Leicester, late 19th century Edward Charles Barnes

Fuller (Baptist) Chapel Kettering Northamptonshire Anonymous

The Cowthorpe Oak, Near Wetherby, the Oldest Oak in England Anonymous

William Hetton Cooke with his Wife and Children at Worleston Rookery, Chester John E. Ferneley

Mark Lester, 1967 Ray Weaver

Miss Hester Heywood Peter Lely

Henrietta Boyle, Countess of Rochester Peter Lely

Chestertown Trials, 1999 Marjorie Weiss

Gilbert Keith Chesterton Anonymous

Gordon Banks of Leicester Staff

Sir John Chester, c.1920s Joseph Clayton Clarke