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  • Title: Shire Horses ready to Plough

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of shire horses set ready to plough a hop field.

  • Title: Colonel A W Foster

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of Colonel A W Foster.

  • Title: Aramstone House, oak panelled room, 1956

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1956

    Description: Black and white photograph showing the oak panelled room in the south west part of Aramstone House in Kings Caple, Herefordshire, 1956

  • Title: George Henry Cornewall, 1833 - 1908

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of Sir George Henry Cornewall, 5th Baronet. He was born 0n 13th August 1833 and died 1908. He was educated at Rugby and Trinity College, Cambridge. After being ordained he became the Rector of Moccas. He married Louisa Frances, daughter of Francis Bayley.

  • Title: Aramstone House fireplace, 1956

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1956

    Description: Black and white photograph showing the fireplace in the south entrance hall of Aramstone House, Kings Caple in Herefordshire, 1956

  • Title: John Scarlett Davis, British Institution Gallery

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1804-45

    Description: Black and white photograph showing the interior of the British Institution Gallery by John Scarlett Davis

  • Title: Aramstone House, stairwell ceiling, 1956

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1956

    Description: Black and white photograph showing the ornate ceiling above the main stairway in Aramstone House, Kings Caple, Herefordshire, 1956

  • Title: Barrett Browning Memorial Institute, Ledbury Back to item Items Add an Item

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Black and white street scene showing The Homend and the Barrett Browning Memorial Institute, which was home to Ledbury Library until around 2014 when the library moved into The Master's House in Ledbury

  • Title: Aerial view, Ledbury with The Master's House and Market House, 1929

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1929

    Description: Black and white photograph showing an aerial view of Ledbury in 1929, looking towards the North East. The Homend, Master's House and Market House are central in the picture.

  • Title: Cathedral, arcading in South Transept

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph showing Hereford Cathedral, arcading in south transept - photo by Alfred Watkins

  • Title: Henry Graves Bull, Dr, 1818 - 1885

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of Dr Henry Graves Bull. He came to Hereford in 1841, where he lived in Harley House near the Cathedral. His practice was at Hereford Dispensary and continued for 40 years. He married Elizabeth Read and had four sons and four daughters. He was very active in the city improving the facilities of health and education.

  • Title: Aramstone House, south east room, 1956

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1956

    Description: Black and white photograph showing the south east room in Aramstone House, 1956

  • Title: Rev Richard Underwood

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of Rev Richard Underwood in Masonic regalia.

  • Title: John Phillips

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of John Phillips.

  • Title: Rev Frank Woos

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of Rev Frank Woos, taken when he was at All Saints Church, Hereford.

  • Title: Cathedral, River Wye and bridge

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph showing Hereford Cathedral, River Wye and bridge. Picture donated by Mr Cliffe

  • Title: Francis Brett Young, 1884 - 1954

    Type: Image

    Date Published: unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of Francis Brett Young at Craigcombe House. He was born in Halesowen and trained to be a physician. During the First World War he served in East Africa. After being discharged he lived on Capri with his wife, where he began writing. His first novel was published in 1915. He went to live in the Lake District and continued to write. After the Second World War he went to South Africa and remained until his death. His ashes were returned to Worcester.

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