Boynton Collection

Jb Priestley / Photo 1930
JOHN BOYNTON (JB) PRIESTLEY English writer

Illustration of Paul Boyton (Boynton) (1848-1924), known as the Fearless Frogman
5669241 Illustration of Paul Boyton (Boynton) (1848-1924), known as the Fearless Frogman, was a showman and adventurer some credit as having spurred worldwide interest in water sports as a hobby

Florida, Everglades, small fishing boat
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Florida, Everglades, alligator in canal

Florida, Everglades, fisherman in small boat

Florida, Everglades, Great Blue Heron, Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee Wildlife Refuge

Close up of alligator in water

Great Blue Heron standing next to a No Parking Any Time sign

Ethereal view of birds on a dead tree

Still life of buoys and rope

Silhouette of bicycle rider

Silhouette of 2 bicycle riders

Great Egret flying

Great Blue Heron landing on dead tree branch

Florida, South Florida, Green Cay Nature Center & Wetlands, American Ibises on trees

Florida, Boynton Beach, shoreline

Double-crested Cormorant on tree branch

Florida, South Florida, Everglades, silhouette of the Great Blue Heron

Grey heron on beach

Florida, Boynton Beach, Oceanfront Park, walkway with lifeguard house in background

Forest trees at sunset

Close up of alligator

Stork on top of wooden stump

Cooper's Hawk on bare tree

Red-Shouldered Hawk perched on a bare branch

Clouds reflecting over water at sunset

Artistic view of bare tree reflecting over water

Florida, South Florida, Everglades, Arthur R. Marshall Wildlife Refuge

Artistic view of bare tree in sections, reflecting over water

Abstract of clouds and tree with birds reflecting over water

Close up of an Anhinga's feathers

Oil painting of Black-Bellied Whistling-Duck

Dramatic sunset over Everglades in Florida

Beautiful sunset with flock of birds flying over sun

American White Ibis flying over the Everglades

Flock of birds in the Everglades

Abstract painting of two people on a fishing platform

Father & son fishing at the Everglades

Great White Egret with light reflecting over water in the woods

Florida, South Florida, Boynton Beach, Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge

Two Moorhens at sunset

Close up of the Great Blue Heron

Moorhen at sunset

Sunset over wetlands

Florida, Boynton Beach, sunset at the Arthur R. Marshall National Wildlife Refuge

Trees from a forest

Florida, Everglades, Boynton Beach, Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee Wildlife Refuge, flying egret

Unusual cloud formation exploding over wetlands

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Boynton, a name that resonates with various individuals and places throughout history. One notable figure associated with this name is J. B. Priestley, a renowned British author, playwright, and broadcaster. In a captivating photo from 1930, we see him captured in time alongside Kenneth Tynan, showcasing their intellectual camaraderie. Another intriguing connection to Boynton takes us to Burton-Agnes Hall in the East Riding of Yorkshire YO16 4 Map. This stately hall holds secrets and stories within its walls, perhaps inspiring Priestley's vivid imagination. On the other side of the world lies Bright, Victoria in Australia where an autumn vine leaf delicately clings to a vineyard. The beauty of nature intertwines with the legacy as it stands as a testament to resilience and growth. Delving into history further back in time brings us to Central Park in New York City on November 8th, 1865. Dr. John F. Boynton and Mary West Jenkins ascend from this iconic park while signing their marriage contract mid-air - an extraordinary moment frozen forever through contemporary American wood engraving. The artistic realm also embraces the name Boynton through Bertha Boynton Lum's exquisite woodcuts such as "Bluebird" depicting ethereal landscapes or "Cherry Trees" capturing four children dancing beneath blossoming cherry trees - evoking joy and innocence. However, not all connections are lighthearted; even during times of conflict like the Civil War era depicted by Private Stephen D. , who fought valiantly for his cause under unimaginable circumstances. Lastly but certainly not least is Bertha Boynton Lum's powerful woodcut titled "Fox Women, " which captivates viewers with its enigmatic allure - leaving room for interpretation and contemplation. Intriguingly diverse yet interconnected through artistry, literature, love stories, and historical events.