Blackett Collection

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Blackett Street early 1900s

Blackett Street, Newcastle upon Tyne early 1900's

The Globe Newspaper Advertisement
An illustrated advertisement for the Newsey paper, The Globe, a British newspaper that ran from 1803 to 1921, founded by Christopher Blackett

Lee Blackett In Action Leeds Carnegie V Bath Rugby Leeds Carnegie V Bath Rugby, Aviva Premiership Headingley Carnegie, Leeds, England 05 September 2010 Date: 05 September 2010

Lee Blackett Leeds Carnegie Rugby Union Leeds Carnegie V London Irish Headingley Carnegie, Leeds, England 20 September 2009 Date: 20 September 2009

Andrea Blackett 400 Metre Hurdles 09 September 1999 Date: 09 September 1999

Puffing Billy, steam locomotive 1813
Puffing Billy, steam locomotive, constructed by William Hedley, engine wright Jonathan Forster and blacksmith Timothy Hackworth for Christopher Blackett

Coat of arms copperplate 17th century Langley and Blackett
This image is from a copperplate engraving, and shows part of a roll of arms from Richard Blome s

Henry Fielding, c19th century

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Blackett Street, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in the early 1900s was a bustling hub of activity. The Globe Newspaper advertisement proudly displayed on shop windows caught the attention of passersby, offering news and entertainment to the city's residents. In the sporting world, Lee Blackett showcased his skills in action, captivating audiences with his talent and determination. His name became synonymous with excellence as he left an indelible mark on the field. But Blackett is not just about sports; it is also a name that carries historical significance. Dating back to the 17th century, Langley and Blackett's coat of arms adorned copperplate documents, symbolizing their noble lineage and heritage. The legacy continued through generations as Henry Fielding emerged in the 19th century. With literary prowess unmatched by many, Fielding brought stories to life through his words, leaving readers captivated by his imaginative tales. Andrea Blackett added her own touch to this rich history. Her achievements echoed throughout time as she carved her path towards success in various endeavors. Amidst all these notable figures lies Puffing Billy - a steam locomotive from 1813 that revolutionized transportation during its time. Its powerful presence chugged along tracks, connecting people across distances like never before. As we delve into old engravings showcasing pages of advertisements from yesteryears, we catch glimpses of Lee Blackett once again - a testament to how deeply intertwined this name has become within our collective memory. Blackett Street may have changed over time but its essence remains intact - a place where history converges with progress and where names like Lee Blackett etch themselves into our hearts forever.