Leics Collection

Between Red Mile and Belvoir, with Belvoir Castle
View of the countryside between Red Mile and Belvoir, with Belvoir Castle in the distance, an area popular with the Belvoir Hunt, Leicestershire. Date: 1936

E W Dawson, Leicestershire County cricketer. Date: 1934

L G Berry, Leicestershire County cricketer. Date: 1934

Manton Gorse, Cottesmore Hunt area, near Oakham
View of Manton Gorse, a covert in the Cottesmore Hunt area, near Oakham, Leicestershire. Date: 1936

Leicestershire CCC Cricket Team
Group photo, Leicestershire CCC Cricket Team. Date: circa 1936

Cottesmore Hunt area near Ranksborough, near Oakham
View of the Cottesmore Hunt area looking from Ranksborough, near Oakham, Leicestershire. Date: 1936

Clawson Thorns and Belvoir Hunt, Leicestershire
Clawson Thorns, a covert popular with the Belvoir Hunt, Leicestershire Date: 1936

Kilrue, horse belonging to Lord Lonsdale
Kilrue, a horse belonging to Lord Lonsdale, kept at Barleythorpe Hall near Oakham, his hunting lodge when he was MFH of the Cottesmore Hunt, Rutland (Leicestershire). Date: 1936

Donington Castle / Leics
Donington Castle (or Hall), Leicestershire Date: 1879

Loudoun Memorial, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire

Cricket / Team / Leics
Leicestershire Woodcock, Tomlin, C.C.Stocks, Holland, Warren, Hillyard, Pougher, Detrafford (C), Stone, Chapman, Whiteside

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Discover the hidden gems of Leics, nestled between Red Mile and Belvoir Castle. This picturesque county boasts a rich sporting heritage with renowned cricketers E W Dawson and L G Berry hailing from Leicestershire. Explore the stunning Manton Gorse, an idyllic area near Oakham that is also home to the famous Cottesmore Hunt. Leicestershire CCC Cricket Team takes center stage in this vibrant county, showcasing their talent on the field. For nature enthusiasts, the nearby Ranksborough offers breathtaking landscapes perfect for exploring or joining in thrilling hunts like Clawson Thorns and Belvoir Hunt. Immerse yourself in history at Donington Castle, a fascinating landmark that tells tales of Leics' past. Pay your respects at Loudoun Memorial in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, a poignant reminder of those who have left their mark on this beloved region. And let's not forget Kilrue – Lord Lonsdale's majestic horse – symbolizing the equestrian passion deeply rooted within Leics' culture. Whether you're a cricket fan or simply seeking natural beauty intertwined with history, it has it all.