Falcon tavern gravesend posters & prints

South view of the Falcon Tavern, Bankside, Southwark, London, as it appeared in 1805 (1811) William Wise

Gravesend Thomas Robert Way

Gravesend, Kent Thomas Mann Baynes

Gravesend William Henry Bartlett

Waiting for the Ferry, c.1878 James Jacques Joseph Tissot

A South View of the Falcon Tavern, on the Bankside, Southwark, engraved by William Wise, 1811 Frederick (after) Nash

Ruins after the Fire, at Gravesend Anonymous

Gravesend Joseph Fussell

Gravesend and Rochester Railway, Gravesend Terminus, Great Britain Anonymous

The Recorder of Gravesend Presenting the Address to the Duke and of Edinburgh 1874 Anonymous

Gravesend William Henry Bartlett

The Thames near Gravesend (Environs de Gravesend), 19th century Félix Hilaire Buhot

Part of the Town of Gravesend, Kings Co., N.Y Anonymous

The Proposed Gordon Camp: Gordon and His Kings at Gravesend Anonymous

Arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh at Gravesend: Miss Lake Presenting a Bouquet to the Bride 1874 Anonymous

Gravesend - Sunset William W. Warren

Embarkation of Troops at Gravesend, for Foreign Service: Preparing to Embark. UK, 1846 Anonymous

Gravesend football club Charlie Ley

Gravesend, Kent, c.1830 English School

Embarkation of Troops at Gravesend, for Foreign Service: The Parting. UK, 1846 Anonymous

Gravesend football club Charlie Ley

Upper Flask Tavern, Hampstead Heath, residence of George Steevens Anonymous

Arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh: Arrival of the Victoria and Albert Yacht at Gravesend 1874 Anonymous

Figures at a tavern at night Jan van de Velde II

Two falconers in a tower used as an inn Jan van de Velde II

Figures at a tavern at night Jan van de Velde II

Gordon at Gravesend 1867: Teaching the Ragged Boys His Kings Anonymous

Figures at a tavern Dirk Langendijk

Gravesend football club Charlie Ley

Falconer Star Lodewijk XIII

Figures at a tavern Dirk Langendijk

Wayside Inn, Sudbury Anonymous

Great Meeting at the London Tavern, to Oppose the Increased Grant to Maynooth Anonymous

Cock Tavern, Fleet Street, London John Crowther

Part of Coney Island, Town of Gravesend, New York Anonymous

Travellers outside a tavern, 1850 Thomas Falcon Marshall