Callaghan Collection

Jim Callaghan / Labour Pm
JAMES CALLAGHAN LORD CALLAGHAN of CARDIFF Labour Party leader and British Prime Minister (1976-79)

Illustrated London News 1979, Thatcher and Callaghan
Front cover of the Illustrated London News, May 1979 featuring portraits of James Callaghan, Labour leader and incumbent Prime Minister and Tory Party Leader, Margaret Thatcher

H. M. S. Iron Duke
Photograph of Iron Duke, flag-ship of Sir George A. Callaghan, the Commander-in-Chief of the Home Fleets. The Dreadnought was specially protected against aerial attack

Prime Ministers of Great Britain
Winston Churchill, James Callaghan, John Major, Harold Macmillan, Tony Blair, Harold Wilson, Alec Douglas Hume, Gordon Brown, Ted Heath, Margaret Thatcher - Prime Ministers of Great Britain

Commonwealth Heads of Government 1977
British Prime Minister James Callaghan leads Commonwealth premiers into Marlborough House, London for lunch, at the beginning of the 1977 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting

James Callaghan, Labour politician
James "Jim" Callaghan (Leonard James Callaghan, Baron Callaghan of Cardiff, 1912-2005), Labour politician, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1964-1967, Home Secretary 1967-1970

Barry Callaghan Meath Gaelic Football Club 09 October 1996 Date: 09 October 1996

Tullymurry Toff Ridden By Edward Callaghan 18 November 1997 Date: 18 November 1997

Noble Colours Ridden By Edward Callaghan 18 November 1997 Date: 18 November 1997

Neville Callaghan Race Horse Trainer Newmarket Craven Meeting 2007 Rowley Mile Course, Newmarket, England 18 April 2007 Date: 18 April 2007

Petersen House Ridden By Jason Callaghan 30 October 1998 Date: 30 October 1998

Edward Callaghan Jockey 01 December 1995 Date: 01 December 1995

Jason Callaghan Jockey 27 November 1995 Date: 27 November 1995

Burnt Imp Ridden By Jason Callaghan 01 March 1994 Date: 01 March 1994

King George V aboard HMS Neptune, 1910s (1935). The King with Admiral George Callaghan (second from left), Commander-in-Chief of the Home Fleet. From King Emperors Jubilee, by F. G. H

Admirals of the British Navy, WW1
The Sure Shield of Britain -- twelve Admirals of the British Navy on the outbreak of the First World War. They are: Rear Admirals Wemyss, Dudley De Chair, Warrender, King Hall, Limpus

James Callaghan British Prime Minister with his wife 1977 outside No 10 Downing Street

Just Like Callaghan by Cosmo Gordon-Lennox
Promotional postcard for Just Like Callaghan by Cosmo Gordon-Lennox from Le Coup de Fouet by M. Hennequin and G. Duval (1901). First produced at the Criterion Theatre, 3rd June 1903

Men who are making history, WW1
World War One commemorative postcard, Men who are making history. With portraits of King George V, Admirals Fisher, Jellicoe and Callaghan, Rear Admiral Madden, Vice Admiral Beatty, Lord Roberts

Admiral Sir George Callaghan (1852 - 1920)
Admiral Sir George Callaghan, pictured while Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Navy Home Fleet. When war broke out at the end of July 1914, he was relieved of this command by Sir John Jellicoe

Viscountess Lismore
MARY O CALLAGHAN, viscountess LISMORE (nee Norbury) wife of George O Callaghan, second viscount. Date: 1820 - 1900

Sir George Callaghan
SIR GEORGE A CALLAGHAN Royal Naval commander : Admiral of the Fleet during World War One. Date: 1852 - 1950

Sir George Callaghan, Admiral of the Fleet
Sir George Astley Callaghan (1852-1920), Admiral of the Fleet, seen here in uniform on the deck of a ship. He served in the Boxer Rebellion and during the First World War. Date: circa 1914

Admiral Sir George A. Callaghan
Portrait of Admiral Sir George A. Callaghan, Commander of Great Britains First Fleet in 1914. With war clouds gathering in Europe, the Admiralty announced, Orders have been given to the First Fleet

Five presentation vases / cups
The Queens Gold Vase, The Royal Hunt Cup, The Ascot Cup, the silver vase presented to Captain Callaghan, Adjutant of the North Cork Rifles, and the claret jug and salver presented to Mr Smith

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James Callaghan: A Labour stalwart and influential figure in British politics. From his tenure as the Prime Minister to his role in international diplomacy, Callaghan left an indelible mark on history. In this iconic photograph from Illustrated London News 1979, we witness a historic moment as Margaret Thatcher and Jim Callaghan engage in political discourse, shaping the future of Britain. But there's more to Callaghan than just politics - he also had a connection with the military, serving aboard H. M. S. Iron Duke during World War I alongside brave Admirals of the British Navy. As part of Commonwealth Heads of Government in 1977, Callaghan showcased his diplomatic prowess on a global stage. Outside Number 10 Downing Street, James Callaghan stands tall as a symbol of resilience and determination for the Labour party. However, it is not only politicians who bear this name; Barry Callaghan makes waves with his literary contributions while Tullymurry Toff mesmerizes racegoers with its noble colours on the track. But let us not forget Neville Callaghan whose entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish Petersen House – an embodiment of success and ambition. Through these various individuals bearing the name 'Callaghan, ' we glimpse into their diverse achievements across different fields - be it politics or literature or even business ventures. Each one contributes their own unique story to our collective narrative.