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The Waterside at Foremark Reservoir
Sarah Smith
York House, London
Anonymous
Nottingham, from the Castle
Anonymous
Ruins of Chartley Castle
Anonymous
The River Trent at Barrow upon Trent
Sarah Smith
Mr. J. R. Jolly, Woolwich, London
Anonymous
Birth Place of the Great Duke of Marlborough, Ashe, Devon
Anonymous
Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire
Anonymous
Mr. William Urquhart Paddington, London
Anonymous
Gatehouse Entrance to Locko Park
Sarah Smith
Home
Anonymous
Mr. George Hill Lambeth, London
Anonymous
Litchurch Lane in Derby
Sarah Smith
Hull, in Yorkshire. View of the North Bridge
Anonymous
Botallack Mine
Anonymous
Turnpike Gates in and Near London Just Demolished: Kensington Gate, UK, 1864
Anonymous
Visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Glasgow
Anonymous
Edward IV, London
Anonymous
Sinfin Moor Church on Arleston Road
Sarah Smith
Turnpike Gates in and Near London Just Demolished: City Road Gate, UK, 1864
Anonymous
Hastings Castle, East Sussex
Anonymous
Arriving in London I Just Swallow a Cup
Anonymous
Mr. Jubal Webb Kensington, London
Anonymous
Entrance Lodge, Westwood Park
Anonymous
Eton, the College Hall
Anonymous
The Imperial Institute, London
Anonymous
Peveril Castle, Also Castleton Castle or Peak Castle, Overlooking the Village of Castleton in the English County of Derbyshire
Anonymous
The Glasgow International Exhibition, Arrival of the Prince and Princess at the Grand Entrance
Anonymous
Princess Mary, Prince Francis, Prince Adolphus, the Duchess of Teck, Princess Mary of Cambridge and Children
Anonymous
The Bank of England: The Bank Parlour
Anonymous
Mr. P. P. Perry Fulham, London
Anonymous
The Late Mr. Justice Quain
Anonymous
Great Flood at Brecon, South Wales, July 9, 1853
Anonymous
Morris And Co., Chimney Piece in the Ambassadors' Room, St. James's Palace, London
Anonymous
Tunbridge Grammar School, Maintained by the Skinners' Company of London, UK, 1866
Anonymous
Her Majesty Laying the Foundation Stone of the Royal Derby Infirmary: I Declare This Stone Well and Truly Laid UK
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