Photographs
Photographs bring history to life, and these fascinating and in some cases rare images are no exception.
Note that these are only low-resolution images and hence unsuitable for printing off for a wall picture or poster. Higher resolution images of almost all of these photographs are available from Bailiffgate Museum. Just use the contact us option on the website to state your interest.( A contribution to museum funds will be invited to offset the cost of preparing your image).
Alnwick Victorians 47
Reverend George Prince Hall (1821-1888), curate to Reverend Shafto Orde at St Michaels, and later worked in Norham and County Durham....
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Luke Hindmarsh (1802-1877), timber and leather merchant. He built Alnbank House...
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Mrs Elizabeth Hindmarsh (1814-1883), wife of Luke...
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Miss Horsley....
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John Horsley (1807-1874), merchant and aerated water manufacturer...
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Alnwick Victorians 52
Mrs Susannah Horsley (1817-1884), wife of John....
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Alnwick Victorians 53
John James Horsley (1843-1890), the son of John and Susannah. He succeeded to his fathers business....
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Alnwick Victorians 54
Robert Hunter, hairdresser and perfumer. He was famous for keeping a bear in his cellar which he slaughtered in order to provide bears grease, a supposed cure for baldness....
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Mrs Mary Hunter, wife of Robert....
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Alnwick Victorians 56
Surgeon-Lieutenant John Mitchell Hunter R.N., son of Robert and Mary....
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Alnwick Victorians 57
William Johnson....
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Alnwick Victorians 58
Reverend William Henry Langhorne (1829-1916). William was a curate in Alnwick, alongside George Wingfield Bourke. He later became a vicar in Stepney, London, where he did extensive charitable work. He wrote Mission Life in East London in 1876....
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Alnwick Victorians 59
Mr Lilburn....
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Mrs Lilburn....
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Alnwick Victorians 61
Hugh Lisle (1793-1877). Originally Hugh Moises of Felton he took the surname of his wealthy wife when they married. He was a leading magistrate in Alnwick....
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Alnwick Victorians 62
Isabella Lisle (1798-1882). She was a member of the Lisle family who owned Acton House near Felton....
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Alnwick Victorians 63
William Lough (1807-1874). A joiner and cabinet maker on Percy Street....
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Mary Lough (1814-1881), wife of William....
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Catherine Lough (1844-1930). Daughter of William and Mary Lough...
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Alnwick Victorians 66
Catherine-Kitty- Lough (1814-1896). Housekeeper to the Shafto Orde family for over 30 years. The sister of William Lough....
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Alnwick Victorians 67
William Lough, son of James Lough a carpenter (and brother of William Lough)....
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Alnwick Victorians 68
Mrs Ann MacFarlane...
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Alnwick Victorians 69
Thomas Admiral Marsh and his daughter Rosina. Thomas Admiral Marsh was organist at St Michaels. His first wife, Mary, died in 1858, and their baby son died the following year. In 1861 Thomas married Margaret -Meggie -Armstrong. She was the daughter of George Armstrong, a prominent ...
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Mrs Margaret -Meggie- Marsh....
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Alnwick Victorians 71
William Maule (1804-1899), carriage builder....
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Alnwick Victorians 72
Robert Middlemas (1832-1912). Robert was born in Berwick. The son of a labourer, he went on to become an attorney and solicitor. His first wife, Louisa, died shortly after the birth of their first child in 1860. Robert went on to remarry and have 5 more ...
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Alnwick Victorians 73
Sergeant Robert Miller (1818-1912). Robert was a former regular soldier and Bandmaster of the Northumberland Light Infantry Militia....
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Alnwick Victorians 74
Richardson Nesbitt (1798-1881), boot and shoe maker....
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Alnwick Victorians 75
James Leslie Newbigin (1831-1905), a chemist and druggist....
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Mrs Newbigin...
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Mr Nichol....
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John Patten (1794-1873) farmer at Park Farm in Hulne Park...
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Alnwick Victorians 80
Mrs John Patten (nee Mary Gardner) (1809-1900) originally from Lesbury...
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Alnwick Victorians 81
Mrs Isabella Loraine Patterson (nee Wilkin). Sister of Jane Wilkin and niece of H.P. Wilkin....
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Alnwick Victorians 82
Adam Robertson (Senior) (1803-1871). Owner of a painting and decorating business and also a wine merchant....
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Alnwick Victorians 83
James Russell, attorney. Brother of Thomas, Jane and Elizabeth....
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Alnwick Victorians 84
Miss Jane Russell (1796-1870). Sister of James, Thomas and Elizabet...
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Alnwick Victorians 85
Thomas Russell, attorney and coroner for North Northumberland. Brother of James, Jane and Elizabeth....
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Mark Smith (1795-1881), a prominent printer and bookseller in Alnwick....
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Alnwick Victorians 86
Miss Sanderson. She was a household servant to the family of Reverend Leonard Shafto Orde of St. Michaels for over 30 years....
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Alnwick Victorians 87
Thomas Selby (1815-1889), hat and cap maker....
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Thomas Selby and his wife Catherine....
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F.D. Smith...
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Alnwick Victorians 91
Annie Smith (b. 1838), daughter of Mark Smith....
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Miss Smith....
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Alnwick Victorians 93
Mr Snowden....
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Mrs Alice Snowden...
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Alnwick Victorians 95
Edward Stamp, banker....
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Mrs Elizabeth Stamp (née Russell, 1785-1874), wife of Edward and sister of Thomas, James and Jane Russell...
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Alnwick Victorians 97
John Ostens Stamp (1815-1871), cabinet maker and auctioneer....
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Alnwick Victorians 98
Mrs Jane Ostens Stamp (1819-1872), wife of John....
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Alnwick Victorians 99
George Tate (1805-1871). A man of many talents. A draper, he also worked as Alnwicks Postmaster from 1848. He was an active member of the Alnwick Mechanics Scientific Institution and published works on topics as diverse as geology, botany, zoology and history. His most famous ...
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Alnwick Victorians 100
James (older) and Nathaniel Tate - sons of George W Tate, plumber and glazier....
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Alnwick Victorians 101
Miss Anne Tate...
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Miss Tate...
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William Tate...
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Miss Margaret Terry (b. 1837). Margaret was the daughter of Dr George Wilsons coachman, John Terry. They lived at Swansfield Lodge....
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Alnwick Victorians 105
Mr and Mrs H. Thompson...
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Edward Thew Turnbull...
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Miss Mary Jane Turnbull, niece of, and assistant to, Mrs Wilson Headmistress of The Duchesss School....
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Robert Turnbull...
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Mrs Robert Turnbull...
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Miss Mary Ward, assistant to Mrs Wilson Headmistress of The Duchesss School....
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Alnwick Victorians 111
John Weatherly (1820-1875), bootmaker....
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Alnwick Victorians 112
Jonathan Wiley...
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Alnwick Victorians 113
Henry Percy Wilkin (1800-1864). He was a partner in the firm of Wilkin and Dickman,ironmongers and agricultural equipment supplier...
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Alnwick Victorians 114
Miss Jane Wilkin (b. 1842). Jane was the niece of Henry Percy Wilkin. She was born in the United States where her father was working as a bookseller and academic. After his death, Jane and her mother and sister came back to England to live ...
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Alnwick Victorians 115
Mr Wilkinson...
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Alnwick Victorians 116
Mr Williamson...
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Alnwick Victorians 117
Frederick Richard Wilson (1828-1894). F.R. Wilson was an architect. He came to Alnwick from London in the mid-1850s to work on remodelling the Castle and never left. Wilson designed the buildings at Alnwick Cemetery, as well as building or altering a number ...
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Alnwick Victorians 118
Dr George Wilson, surgeon. Father of George Wilson and John Atkinson Wilson....
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Alnwick Victorians 119
Dr George Wilson M.D. (1813-1863). Trained as a Doctor in Edinburgh....
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