Marys Collection (#8)

St Marys - The Atlantic Hotel - Donkey Cart
St Marys Island, Isles of Scilly - The Atlantic Hotel - Donkey Cart used to transport your baggage from the harbour up to the hotel

Chatham Prison Riots - The Mess-house
The Mess-house at St Marys Convict Prison, Chatham - where a riot broke out in early March 1861

Chatham Prison Riots - The Convicts at Labour
Convicts at labour breaking rocks at St Marys Convict Prison, Chatham. A serious riot broke out here amongst the inmates in early March 1861, which had to be forcibly put down by the military

Chatham Prison Riots - Arrival of the Military
The Arrival of the Military at St Marys Convict Prison, St Marys Island, Chatham, to quell a disturbance amongst the inmates

Chatham Prison Riots - Interior of the Prison
The interior of St Marys Convict Prsion at Chatham, scene of riots amongst inmates in March 1861

Children at Queen Marys Childrens Hospital, Carshalton
Children in the hot water bathing pool at the Queen Marys Childrens Hospital, Carshalton, Surrey. The hospital was opened in 1908 by the Metropolitan Asylums Board

Sun Platform at Princess Marys Hospital, Margate, Kent
Children being treated on a sun platform at the Princess Marys Hospital, Wilderness Road, Margate, Kent. The site, originally known as Eastcliff House

Wedding at Lorna Doones church, Devon
An unusual wedding at Lorna Doones church (St Marys Church, Oare, which features in the novel by R D Blackmore), near the village of Malmsmead, Exmoor, Devon

Scotland - Abbey Church - St Mary, Iona. Existing building founded in c.1203 by Benedictines near the site of St Columbas Church c.563

Reigate Heath Windmill, a Grade II listed post mill with a single storey roundhouse at Reigate Heath, Surrey. In 1880 the roundhouse section was converted to a chapel of ease to St Marys Parish

George Skinner, elderly tricyclist
Mr George Skinner, an elderly tricyclist. At the age of 92 he is still getting out and about, and has been re-elected Vicars Warden of St Marys Parish Church, Rushden, Northamptonshire

Queen Marys Club, Eaton Square, Pimlico, London Date: circa 1910s

All Souls College and St Marys Church, Oxford

Bridgnorth / Shropshire
Bridgnorth, Shropshire: the bridge and St Marys Church Date: circa 1900

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"Marys: A Tapestry of History and Legacy" From the gallant Light Dragoons in 1790 to their disbandment in 1992, they have left an indelible mark on military history. St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington, West London stands as a beacon of healing and compassion since its establishment. Albert Ward within this institution has witnessed countless stories of hope and recovery. In Sheffield, Samuel Warren Ltd. 's trademark page from 1919 reveals the craftsmanship that made them renowned cutlers, leaving a lasting impression on the industry. Nestled amidst Scotland's picturesque Scottish Borders lies St. Mary's Loch, where tranquility meets nature's splendor—a haven for those seeking solace and serenity. The Smallpox and Vaccination Hospital in Highgate played a crucial role in combating infectious diseases—an emblem of medical progress that saved countless lives. Once standing tall as the West London Union Workhouse in Upper Holloway, it now serves as a reminder of society's commitment to caring for those less fortunate. Chesterfield Church proudly bears the name "Marys, " echoing centuries-old prayers whispered within its hallowed walls—a testament to faith enduring through time. At the Princess Mary Hospital Ball in 1922, revellers adorned themselves as figures from 1820—celebrating history while Lady Terrington embodied Princess Charlotte herself; an enchanting evening etched into memory forevermore. Within St. Mary's Hospital once again resides tales of triumph over adversity—a place where dedicated healthcare professionals continue to write chapters filled with compassion and resilience every day. Chapel Street in Penzance transports us back to early 1900s Cornwall—the charm of yesteryears preserved through photographs; memories captured like whispers frozen in time. John’s poignant depiction portrays Christ on the cross with Three Marys mourning—an eternal symbol reminding us all of sacrifice, love, and redemption throughout the ages.