Stanton posters & prints

Stanton by Bridge Village Scene Sarah Smith

Portrait of Public Leader Edwin Stanton Anonymous

Edwin McMasters Stanton, President Lincoln's Secretary of War, 1860s Anonymous

Captain Staunton Roger Fenton

Stanton Hall Anonymous

Village Hall in Stanton by Bridge Sarah Smith

Oxfordshire - Stanton Harcourt Church, 1803 John Buckler

Portrait of Mrs Francis Stanton Blake, 1908 Julius Leblanc Stewart

Bounded by Stanton Street, Willett Street, Broome Street, and Orchard Street, New York Anonymous

Edwin S. Anonymous

Oxfordshire - Stanton Harcourt Church - Monument, 1803 John Buckler

Cross in Stanton-by-Dale Sarah Smith

First World War 1918, 1918 Herbert Hughes-Stanton

Stanhope Street in Stanton-by-Dale Sarah Smith

Map bounded by 7th St., East River, Stanton St., Ave. B, New York Anonymous

Evening Twilight, Studland, Dorset, 1904 Herbert Hughes-Stanton

Welsh Hills near Barmouth Herbert Hughes-Stanton

Oxfordshire - Stanton Harcourt Church, 1830 John Buckler

Engraving of Elizabeth Cady Stanton Anonymous

Bounded by Stanton Street, Tompkins Street, Irvington Street, East River Piers East Street,Grand Street and Willett Street, New York Anonymous

Fields in Surrey, 1890 Herbert Hughes-Stanton

The Cemetery, Pas de Calais, 1919 Herbert Hughes-Stanton

View from the Wansdyke in Stanton, St. Bernard Vincent Henry Lines

Bounded by Columbia Street, Avenue D, E. 8th Street, Lewis Street, E. 4th Street, East River Piers Tompkins Street and... Anonymous

Costwolds 1935 Bernard Alfieri

The Windmill Sir Herbert Hughes-Stanton

Bounded by Clinton Street, Avenue B, E. 8th Street, Avenue D, Columbia Street and Stanton Street, New York Anonymous

Portrait of Frank Stanton Carey (1860-1928) William Henry Midwinter

The Latent Hetrosexual, 1968 Terry Hands

Welsh Hills near Barmouth Sir Herbert Edwin Pelham Hughes-Stanton

Avignon, 1922 Herbert Hughes-Stanton

The Clock Tower, Fen Stanton Edward Walker

Chancel Arch, St.Peter's Church, Stanton Low John Piper

A Road in Provence, 1904 Herbert Hughes-Stanton

The Death of Lincoln, 1868 Alonzo Chappel

The First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation Before the Cabinet Anonymous