pellethepoet:
28. Conway Church, from the N.E. by Francis Bedford (c.1860)
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181. Beddgelert, Bridge and Lodging Houʃes at. by Francis Bedford (c.1860)
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North Wales. No. 149. Bettws-y-Coed, Pont-y-Pair, from near the falls by Francis Bedford (c.1860)
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50. Bangor, the George Hotel, from the Road by Francis Bedford (c.1860)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a lady by Ferdinand Henning (c.1860)
pellethepoet:
2225. [The Avenue] (c.1860)
pellethepoet:
[The Eucharist] (c.1860)
pellethepoet:
York Minster, South East by William Monkhouse (c.1860)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a bearded gentleman by E. Clarke (c.1860)
pellethepoet:
Thomas & Willie Oatts by A. Robertson (c.1860)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a balding, bearded man by Freeman Bros. (1860-1863)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a couple by Charles Percy Pickering (c.1861)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a young girl and boy by Charles Wherrett (1862-1863)
pellethepoet:
E. S. P. Bedford, surgeon by Alfred Bock (1861-1863)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a doomed youth (1862)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a man by Gévay Béla (early 1860s)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a young girl by Alfred Bock (1861-1865)
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Brothers by John Daniel Cogan (early 1860s)
pellethepoet:
Augusta Annie Parsons, aged 12 years (27 April 1863)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a young boy by C. J. Wright (early 1860s)
pellethepoet:
Father and daughter by Macy (c.1864)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a young boy standing on a chair by H. Thomas (1860s)
pellethepoet:
The Rhine, Cologne (1857-1871)
pellethepoet:
The magic carpet (1860s)
pellethepoet:
Class portrait, unknown school, somewhere in England (1860s)
pellethepoet:
276. Chapelle de Guillaume Tell by Auguste Garcin (c.1860s)
pellethepoet:
6. Leamington - Euston Place by Francis Bedford (1860s)
pellethepoet:
13. Shrewsbury, The Royal Grammar School by Francis Bedford (1860s)
pellethepoet:
A groom, a fancy horse and carriage, a Lady, and two children by Walter Fisher (c.1860s)
pellethepoet:
Portrait of a young woman by Charles Percy Pickering (1862-1868)
