Black And White Print Collection

Blacksmith, Southrop BBL_02524
The Forge, Southrop, Cotswold, Gloucestershire. Interior view of the Forge, showing the blacksmith at work. Photographed in 1938 by Sydney Alfred Pitcher

The Tower of London in the Middle Ages
GHL23093 The Tower of London in the Middle Ages by English School, (19th century); London Metropolitan Archives, City of London; eLondon Metropolitan Archives; English, out of copyright

St Nicholas Church, Worth
Black and white print of exterior. Church has a square tower with tall spire. Lych gate entrance to churchyard. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No

St Marys Church, Wiston
Exterior east view of church including secular building to the right. Black and white print. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH6150

Streat Church
Small black and white print mounted on card. View of church and churchyard from perimeter wall. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. PH6033

Durrington Chapel
Small black and white photograph c1899 of Durrington Chapel Ruins. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH6182/2

Unidentified Hordern Collection
Black and white print of exterior view of church and churchyard. Parish and church unidentified. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH6184

St Andrews Church, West Stoke
Black and white photograph taken from south. Exterior view of church and churchyard. Walls of church are ivy clad. General condition of print poor, picture faint

St Leonards Church, South Stoke
Small church with tall narrow tower. Decorative stonework around top of tower. Small black and white print. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH6008/2

St Thomas a Becket, Pagham
Black and white print c.1899. South east view of church from outside of flint stone boundary wall. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH5749/2

St Michael the Archangel, Litlington
South view of church and churchyard taken from the road. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH5641

All Saints, Iden
South west exterior view taken of the tower of All Saints, Iden. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH5573

St Nicholas Church, Houghton
Exterior view of St Nicholas Church from the south including churchyard. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH5564

Holy Trinity, Cuckfield
View taken from the south including church and churchyard. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH5347

St John the Baptist, Crawley
Exterior view of church from the west including churchyard and monument. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH5354

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"Capturing History in Black and White: A Journey through Time" Step back in time with these captivating black and white prints, each telling a unique story from different eras. From the skilled hands of a blacksmith at Southrop BBL_02524 to the grandeur of The Tower of London in the Middle Ages, these images transport us to bygone days. St Nicholas Church in Worth stands tall, its timeless beauty preserved on this print. Similarly, St Mary's Church in Wiston exudes an air of serenity that transcends time. And let's not forget Streat Church, a hidden gem nestled amidst nature's embrace. Wooburn Green station takes us back to 1921 when steam trains ruled the tracks. Meanwhile, an impressive railway exhibition at Ilford showcases both exhibits and eager spectators on June 2nd, 1934. The Victory Arch of Waterloo Station looms large in another striking image captured on August 22nd, 1936. Intriguing glimpses into daily life are also present within these prints - a woman purchasing tea on February 15th, 1939; a young boy selling refreshments at LNWR Holyhead; and the Irish Mail train majestically arriving at Holyhead around c1908. Finally, we bid farewell to an era as we witness the Ivatt Atlantic Special making its last run in November 1950 (BR no 62822). This poignant moment encapsulates the end of an era for rail enthusiasts everywhere. These black and white prints serve as portals to history - allowing us to explore moments frozen forever. They remind us that even without vibrant colors, stories can still be told with depth and emotion through monochrome imagery.