Worcester Collection (#23)

Worcester vase with silhouette portrait of King George III
A Worceser vase, 13 inches high, with a silhouette of King George III and the words, An Honest Mans The Noblest Work of God. Date: c.1810

Worcester Cathedral from the River Severn Date: 1904

Worcester Cathedral 1909
Worcester Cathedral, viewed from across the water Date: 1909

Worcester Cathedral 1870
Worcester Cathedral, viewed from across the water Date: 1870

Royal Worcester porcelain, 19th century
Royal Worcester porcelain factory, 19th-century artwork. This factory, originally the Chamberlain factory in the 1780s, became in 1840 part of the company that was named Royal Worcester from 1862

Shenley Fields Cottage Homes, Kings Norton, Worcester
View of the village street at Shenley Fields Cottage Homes, established in the 1880s by the Kings Norton Union to house pauper children away from the workhouse

View across English fields to a cathedral
A typical view across English fields, with a cathedral (possibly Worcester Cathedral) on the near horizon, surrounded by houses

Charmouth, Dorset - Hiding place of King Charles
Charmouth, Dorset - The Queens Armes Hotel, an early 16th century house, re-faced in the 18th century. After the house became an Inn (it was formerly part of Forde Abbey)

Kings Norton Union Cottage Homes, Shenley Fields, Worcester
Rockery garden at the cottage homes at Shenley Fields, Worcester, established in the 1880s by the Kings Norton Union to house pauper children away from the workhouse

Third Battle of the Aisne 1918
Men of the Worcesters holding the southern bank of the Aisne at Maizy during the third Battle of the Aisne on the Western Front in France during World War I on 27th May 1918

Broadway, H and W
The village green at Broadway, Hereford & Worcester : has been nominated as the prettiest village in England

BROMSGROVE
Tercentenary of King Edward VI Grammar School at Bromsgrove, Hereford & Worcester : the procession to the church

American celebrities, Literary Celebrities of New York, Geor
Portrait of American Historian, George Bancroft. Born in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1800, he studied History at Havard and Gottingen Universities

WORCESTER - 1907
Forgate Street, Worcester, West Midlands

QUEEN ADELAIDE INN
The Queen Adelaide inn sign, Worcester Park, Surrey, England. Queen Adelaide was the queen of King William IV, who became unpopular after meddling with politics

John Gauden, Bishop
JOHN GAUDEN, bishop of Worcester : he claimed to be the author of Eikon Basilike which purports to be Charles Is account of his fall, done from his private papers

Charles Iis House
King Charles IIs tiny old timbered house at Worcester, built in 1577. It was here that the King took refuge in 1651 after being defeated at the Battle of Worcester

Queen Elizabeth I / House
Queen Elizabeths house at Worcester, an interesting old timbered building, with an open balcony from which she addressed the townsfolk during her visit to the city in 1574

Worcester China Vase
This Worcester china vase makes no attempt to conceal its design origins - shape and ornamentation are both clearly in the Chinese manner

Worcester China Vase 2
Why import Chinese vases all the way from China when the craftsmen at the Worcester manufactory can produce work like this ?

Charles II Escapes
CHARLES II ESCAPES After the Royalists are defeated at Worcester on 3 September, Charles escapes by disguising himself as Jane Lanes maidservant

Charles Ii / Royal Oak
Charles II is advised to hide amid the branches of the Royal Oak in Boscobel Wood, part of the park of Boscobel House following the Battle of Worcester

Battle of Worcester
BATTLE OF WORCESTER - the last pitched battle of the war is an overwhelming defeat of the royalists by Cromwells much larger force. Charles II, . in command, has to flee

Charles and Jane Lane
CHARLES II ESCAPES After being defeated at Worcester, Charles escapes by disguising himself as Jane Lanes maidservant

Swans on the River Severn and cathedral, Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Friar Street, Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

New Street, Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

South Quay, Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Charles I Statue, Guildhall, Worcester, England, United Kingdom, Europe

South Quay, cathedral and River Severn, Worcester, Hereford and Worcester, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Restored warehouses and the River Severn, Worcester, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Re-enactment of medieval combat, Wars of the Roses Society, Worcester, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Diglis canal basin, junction of the River Severn and the Worcestershire and Birmingham Canal, Worcester, Worcestershire, Midlands, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Worcester Cathedral and the River Severn, Worcester, Hereford and Worcester, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Dancing a Quadrille
Two fashionable couples perform the first quadrille at Almack s, London - the marquis of Worcester, lady Jersey, Clanronald Macdonald and lady Worcester

Edward Earl Worcester
EDWARD SOMERSET, fourth earl of WORCESTER statesman and Master of the Horse - with his autograph

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Worcester, a city steeped in history and charm, is located on the banks of the majestic River Severn in Worcestershire, England. Known for its rich heritage and stunning architecture, it offers a delightful blend of old-world allure and modern vibrancy. One cannot mention Worcester without acknowledging its famous landmarks. The iconic Worcester Cathedral stands proudly on the banks of the River Severn, casting an enchanting silhouette when floodlit at dusk. Its awe-inspiring interior leaves visitors spellbound with its intricate details and serene ambiance. Venturing beyond the city limits, one can explore Adlestrop Railway Station in Gloucestershire or visit Boscobel House nearby. These hidden gems offer glimpses into different eras of British history and provide a fascinating insight into bygone times. For sports enthusiasts, New Road Worcester is synonymous with cricket excellence. This historic cricket ground has witnessed countless memorable matches over the years and continues to be a hub for sporting excitement. The railway station at Malvern serves as a gateway to this picturesque region known for its natural beauty. With rolling hills and breathtaking landscapes, it's no wonder that Malvern has inspired artists throughout history. In Greenhithe, Kent lies HMS Worcester - not just any ship but a training vessel that played an integral role in shaping young seafarers' lives for over 100 years. It stands as a testament to Britain's maritime legacy. And who could forget about Worcestershire Sauce? Originating from this very city, this tangy condiment has become renowned worldwide for adding flavor to dishes far beyond Worcestershire's borders. No discussion about Worcester would be complete without mentioning No 1029 County – an emblematic locomotive that symbolizes both industrial progress and nostalgia for steam-powered transportation. Whether you are captivated by historical sites or drawn to natural wonders; whether you crave cultural experiences or seek culinary delights.