Album : photographs and cartes de visites [B 70903] • Photograph

Unidentified man

Unidentified man

Unidentified man. Photograph by Frederick Brown, The Bridge, Walsall.

Unidentified young man

Unidentified young man

Unidentified young man. Photograph by Frederick Brown, The Bridge, Walsall.

The sleeping children

The sleeping children

Photograph of a memorial sculpture entitled 'the sleeping children. Litchfield Cathedral.'

Unidentified woman

Unidentified woman

Photograph of an unidentified woman. Photograph by C. H. Manning, late T. Duryea, 66 & 68 King William Street, Adelaide.

Unidentified young woman

Unidentified young woman

Unidentified young woman in dress of simple design with contrasting pleated sleeves and covered buttons down the front. Photograph by C. H. Manning, Late T. Duryea, 66 & 68 King William Street, Adelaide.

Studio portrait of a girl in fancy dress

Studio portrait of a girl in fancy dress

Handtinted photograph of a girl in Persian style fancy dress with a parasol, thought to be for the Lord Mayor's Children's Fancy Dress Ball in 1882. Photography by S. Solomon, Adelaide School of Photography, 51 Rundle Street, Adelaide. No. 2169.

The tired chums

The tired chums

Illustration of a child asleep with a pet dog.

Young unidentified boy

Young unidentified boy

Young unidentified boy dressed in velvet and brocade. Photograph by J. F. Naddermier, Walsall.

Edward Holden

Edward Holden

Edward Thomas Holden of Walsall, England. He was born in April 1796, and married Elizabeth (nee Mason) in 1820. They had 10 children, before Elizabeth died in 1835 (aged 36). Edward owned a successful saddlery business in Walsall, and was the Mayor of Walsall. One of Edward ad Elizabeth's children was Thomas Alexander Holden, who started the J. A. Holden & Co. business which led to GM Holden Ltd. Edward married Eliza Brittell in April 1938; he died in May of 1851.

He has gone to a better land.

He has gone to a better land.

Photograph of a woman explaining to her daughter, with caption 'He has gone to a better land'.

Portrait of a mother and her baby.

Portrait of a mother and her baby.

Unidentified mother and baby. Photograph by R. V. Green, White St, Coventry.

Girl wearing a locket

Girl wearing a locket

Unidentified girl in dark wool dress with contrasting collar and cuffs, wearing a locket. Photograph by Mr John Hood, Miniature painter and Photographer, Glenelg, S. A.

Unidentified young woman

Unidentified young woman

Unidentified young woman, in two-toned dress, wearing locket and earrings. Photograph by Frederick Brown, The Bridge, Walsall and Market St, Lichfield.

Unidentified woman

Unidentified woman

Unidentified woman with braided hair, in Victorian dress of satin and lace. Photograph by Mrs Williams, Talbot Place, Darlington Street, Wolverhampton.

Unidentified young woman

Unidentified young woman

Unidentified young woman. Photograph by C. R. Baker, 116A The Parade, Royal Leamington.

Unidentified woman

Unidentified woman

Unidentified woman. Photograph by Robert W. Thrupp, 66 New Street, Birmingham.

Unidentified man and woman

Unidentified man and woman

Unidentified man and woman. Photograph by J. F. Naddermier, Walsall.

Unidentified woman

Unidentified woman

Unidentified woman in a light coloured dress of striped fabric, with a floral and lace bonnet.

Unidentified woman

Unidentified woman

Unidentified woman in dark dress and whie bonnet with trailing ties.

Unidentified man

Unidentified man

Unidentified man. Photograph by W. H. Kent, 147 Oxford Street, and 52 george's Place, Knightsbridge, London.

Walsall New Town Hall

Walsall New Town Hall

Walsall New Town Hall. G. b. Nichols, Architect. Photograph by J. P. Curtis.

Lichfield Cathedral -Chantrey's sleeping children.

Lichfield Cathedral -Chantrey's sleeping children.

Lichfield Cathedral- Chantrey's sleeping children. Photograph by G. W. Wilson, Aberdeen.