Sheldonian posters & prints

Sheldonian Theatre David Loggan

Oxford: The Old Ashmolean, the Sheldonian Theatre, from Broad Street Anonymous

View of the Sheldonian Theatre Printing House Etc. At Oxford Broad Street UK Anonymous

Installation Of Prince Leopold As Grand Master Of The Oxfordshire Freemasons In The Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford Anonymous

The Sheldon Tapestry: Map of Warwickshire, Detail: Stratford, 1580s Anonymous

Sheldon Jackson Memorial Chapel Anonymous

The Caledonian Railway: The Esk Viaduct, Skiddaw in the Distance, UK, 1847 Anonymous

Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery Anonymous

The New Caledonian Asylum Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

Maria Sheldon Scammon, 1895 Anders Leonard Zorn

Caledonian Market, London Langfier Photo

Shelton Old Hall: steel engraving, nd [c 1843] James Flewitt Mullock

New Caledonian hut English School

Shelton Church Thomas Peploe Wood

A Sheldrake Reverend Christopher Atkinson

Scottish sheep by the Serpentine, Hyde Park, London Anonymous

USA, South Carolina, Sheldon, Ruins of Prince William Parish Church Anonymous

Women choosing bunches of mistletoe, Caledonian Market, London Anonymous

Poultry merchants, Caledonian Market, London Anonymous

Caledonia, Stern and Wild, 1919 Thomas Moran

The Caledonian Railway: The Dry Sands Viaduct, UK, 1847 Anonymous

The Sutherlandshire Gold Diggings: Baile 'N Oir Kildonan 1869 Anonymous

Celadon and Amelia in a Storm, 1840-49 John Wood

At the Gate of Shelah, Past and Present, c.1878 Edwin Lord Weeks

Mary Shelley, an idealised portrait created after her death Reginald Easton

Caledonian Road School Anonymous

Buying live poultry at a 'Pedlars' Market' at the Caledonian Market Anonymous

A Sheldrake Reverend Christopher Atkinson

Cauldon Church: sepia drawing, 1844 John Buckler

Near Via Reggio, where Shelley's Body was Found, 1876 William Blake Richmond

Presentation of the haggis at a Caledonian banquet, London Anonymous

The Missisquoi at Sheldon Springs Anonymous

Lerwick Harbour, Shetland, Scotland JD Rattar

The Sutherlandshire Gold Diggings: Kildonan Burn 1869 Anonymous

Snowdonia Morse

Lord Kelvin, Scottish mathematician and physicist, 1897 James Craig Annan