Barrett Collection (page 3)

Elizabeth Barrett Browning 1806 1861 English Poetess And Feminist

Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1806-1861. English Poet And Feminist

Garden Lupin (Lupinus Polyphyllus) And Buttercups (Ranunculus) In A Field At Sunset; Fall River, Nova Scotia, Canada

A Waterfall Cascading Over Rocks In A Forest; Middle Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada

Waterfall And Pool In A Mossy Forest Ravine In Springtime Along Old Sanford Brook Near West Gore; Nova Scotia, Canada

A Spring Waterfall In The Forest; Middle Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada

An Autumn Red Maple In A Grassy Meadow Beside The Mersey River Near Jakes Landing, Kejimkujik National Park; Nova Scotia, Canada

A Brook Flowing Out Of Hobsons Lake With Ice On The Wet Rock, Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness; Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada

Small Waterfall In The Woods In Autumn; Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada

Spring Waterfalls On Horse Pasture Brook; Wentworth Valley, Nova Scotia, Canada

Mersey River Reflections In Autumn Transformed Into Red Via Digital Filter For A More Interpretive Effect At Kejimkujik National Park; Nova Scotia, Canada

Along A Section Of Horse Pasture Brook; Wentworth Valley, Nova Scotia, Canada

A Brilliant Spring Sun Highlights The Tumbling White Water And Lush Green Mosses On Big Brook, Kellys Mountain; Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada

Waterfall And Mossy Rocks, East Branch Of Great Village River, Near Wentworth Valley; Nova Scotia, Canada

Winter Cascades; Enfield, Nova Scotia, Canada

Wind Tossed Maple Along The Mersey River In Autumn, Kejimkujik National Park; Nova Scotia, Canada

Icicles And Blue Shadowed Cascades On A Small Waterfall; Enfield, Nova Scotia, Canada

Forest Meadow In Glowing Autumn Colours Near The Floodplain Of The Mersey River, Kejimkujik National Park; Nova Scotia, Canada

Wild Apple Tree In November; Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada

A Moss Covered Nurse Log Rests Among The Ferns Of An Autumn Coloured Forest Meadow Near The Floodplain Of The Mersey River, Kejimkujik National Park; Nova Scotia, Canada

Abaddon angel of the bottomless pit, Mammon god of this world and personification of wealth and miserliness and Ashtaroth the demon. From Francis Barrett The Magus London 1801

Maud Jeffries and Wilson Barrett in The Sign of the Cross
Maud Jeffries (1869-1946) as " Mercia" and Wilson Barrett (1846-1904) as " Marcus" in " The Sign of the Cross" an 1895 four-act historical tragedy

The Daughters of Babylon by Wilson Barrett (1848 - 1904) and Robert Hichens (1864 - 1950). First produced at the Lyric Theatre on 6th February 1897

Cartoon, Chatterton at the Princesss Theatre
Cartoon, Frederick Balsir Chatterton (1834-1886), theatre manager --We wish Chatterton every success at the Princess s. The irony is that the Chatterton on the sandwich board refers to a performance

Music cover, Hes Got Em On by Fred Carlos
Music cover, Hes Got Em On, from Robert Reeces burlesque drama, Forty Thieves, sung by T W Barrett, written, composed and also sung by Fred Carlos. circa 1880s

Door of 50 Wimpole Street, London, where Elizabeth Barrett lived before her elopement with Robert Browning in 1846. Date: circa 1910

Charleston Harbor, SC Deck and officers of USS. monitor Catskill; Lt. Comdr. Edward Barrett seated on the turret. Photographs of the Federal Navy

Cartoon, Henry Irving and Wilson Barrett -- Mr Wilson Barrett will soon let us know that there is more than one English actor who can do justice to Shakespeare

The Home (between 1842-46) of Elizabeth Barrett Browning
The Home of Victorian Poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning (between 1842-46 - the year of her marriage) at 50 Wimpole Street, London. Date: circa 1910s

The Christian King by Wilson Barrett (18 February 1846 22 September 1904). First produced at the Princes Theatre in Bristol on 6th November 1902

Bubbly by John Hastings Turner with music by Philip Braham
Flyer for another production of Bubbly by John Hastings Turner with music by Philip Braham. The image is the same as the previous tour with a lady pierrot clown sitting on a large bubble holding a

Cartoon, John Lawrence Toole as Hamlet
Cartoon of John Lawrence Toole (1830-1906), English comic actor, theatre manager and producer. Seen here in an imaginary performance of Hamlet

Cartoon, Wilson Barrett, actor, manager and playwright
Cartoon, Wilson Barrett (William Henry Barrett; 1846-1904), actor, manager and playwright. Seen here wondering whether to take advantage of Henry Irvings absence from London during the latters visit

Robert Louis Stevenson, Scottish writer and traveller
Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1894), Scottish writer and traveller. circa 1880s

Saint Marys Hospital Chapel - Chichester, W H Barrett Postcard. St Marys is a remarkable survival of a 13th Century hospital

Fred Barrett, horseracing jockey
Fred Barrett (1867-1895), horseracing jockey. circa 1880s

Caricature of George Barrett, English comic actor
Caricature of George Edward Barrett (1849-1894), English comic actor, brother of Wilson Barrett. 1882

Caricature of Wilson Barrett, actor, manager and playwright
Caricature of Wilson Barrett (William Henry Barrett; 1846-1904), actor, theatre manager and playwright. One of the " Lights of London"

Thomas Barretts House
An example of the Gothic Revival: Thomas Barretts house at Lee, Kent (Lee Priory) Date: 18th century

Fred Barrett, jockey Date: 1889

Houghton / Hope 6
rev Barrett & spirit : Mr Hudson & Thurston : Stainton Moses & spirit : Alfred Russel Wallace & ma : W Arbuthnot etc :John Beattie : Mr Glendinning Geo. Sutherland : Dr Thomson Date: 1882

Firefighters attending a fire in the Strand in London
Firefighters attending a fire on the south side of the Strand in London circa 1910s

The Sign of the Cross by Wilson Barrett
Promotional postcard for The Sign of the Cross by Wilson Barrett. First produced Grand Theatre, Leeds, 26th August 1895 and Lyric Theatre, 4th January 1896. One of R, C

The Never-Never Land by Wilson Barrett
Promotional postcard for The Never-Never Land by Wilson Barrett. First produced at the Grand Hull, 1st February and Kings Hammersmith, 21st March 1904

In The Middle of June by Wilson Barrett
Promotional postcard for In The Middle of June by Wilson Barrett. First produced at the Theatre Royal Middlesbrough, 11th June 1903

Lucky Durham by Wilson Barrett
Promotional postcard for Lucky Durham by Wilson Barrett. First produced at the Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool, 9th June 1904 and Kings Theatre, Hammersmith, 28th August 1905

Wilson Barrett - English manager, actor and playwright
Wilson Barrett (1846-1904), English manager, actor and playwright. Here he poses as Mercutio in Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet. Date: 1890

Actor Wilson Barrett, England. Edwardian Actor Date: 1904

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"Barrett: A Legacy of Strength, Talent, and Courage" In a world where barriers are broken and dreams become reality, the name Barrett resonates with power. From the courts to the fields, from poetry to music, this name has left an indelible mark on history. Seven women police officers in a netball team proudly don their jerseys with "Barrett" emblazoned across their backs. They embody strength and resilience as they conquer both crime and stereotypes. Elizabeth Browning, a literary genius whose words continue to inspire generations, finds solace in her pen under the pseudonym Barrett. Her verses touch hearts and ignite passions that transcend time. At Aldeburgh Golf Club, amidst lush greens and rolling fairways, golfers gather for friendly competition. Among them is a skilled player named Barrett who effortlessly drives towards victory. The Olympics of 1912 witnessed four tennis champions bearing the name Barrett. Their agility on the court captivated audiences worldwide as they served up excellence match after match. Durham County Rugby Team boasts a formidable lineup featuring none other than Barrett – fierce warriors united by their love for this intense sport. Together they charge forward fearlessly into every battle. Ormonde, an extraordinary racehorse known for its speed and grace from 1883-1904 leaves spectators breathless at each thunderous gallop; his legacy forever etched in history's annals alongside his owner - Barrett (1911). "The Battle of Marathon, " a poem penned by none other than Barrett himself in 1820 captures the essence of heroism against all odds - reminding us that courage can triumph even in dire circumstances. Amidst World War II's chaos came two Short Sunderlands rescuing stranded crews from treacherous waters - heroes wearing wings adorned with "Barrett. " Their bravery saved lives when hope seemed lost. In Stevenage's vibrant streets reverberated jazz melodies performed by Big Chief Russell Moore, Arvell Shaw, and the legendary Barrett Deems.