Gilmour Collection

The Melton Breakfast by Sir Francis Grant
A rare mezzotint of High Leicestershire Lights of the past enjoying breakfast before a hunt. From left to right are Massey Stanley, the Earl of Wilton, Count Matuszevic, Lord Gardner

William Little Gilmour Esquire, 1834. Creator: Alfred d Orsay
William Little Gilmour Esquire, 1834. From " Portraits by Count D Orsay", an album assembled by Lady Georgiana Codrington. [1850s]

L. Gilmour, 1834. Creator: Alfred d Orsay
L. Gilmour, 1834. Portrait of William Little Gilmour. From " Portraits by Count D Orsay", an album assembled by Lady Georgiana Codrington. [1850s]

Duke and Duchess of York play Deck Tennis - HMS Renown
Duke and Duchess of York play Deck Tennis on HMS Renown on their return voyage from their Antipodean Tour. The Royal couple are pictured here playing against the Dukes equerry Major T. E. G

Rover 4-door saloon of WA Gilmour at the RSAC Scottish Rally, Devils Elbow, Glenshee, 1934
Rover 4-door saloon 1933 1485 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. US3473. Entry No: 129. Driver: Gilmour, W.A. Devils Elbow, Glenshee. R.S.A.C. Scottish Rally. Date: 10-14.6.34

The Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, 1884, a national meeting of Roman Catholic bishops in Baltimore, Maryland
THIRD PLENARY COUNCIL, 1884. The Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, 1884, a national meeting of Roman Catholic bishops in Baltimore, Maryland, presided over by Archbishop James Gibbons (back row)

Brooklands Flight
9th May 1911: Gilmours flight from Brooklands to Brighton is seen taking off by spectators. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Biplane To Take Off
April 1911: Crowds watching the aviator Gilmour about to take off in a biplane at Brooklands. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Sketches during the Prince and Princess of Waless Recent Visit to Glasgow, New University
SKETCHES DURING THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALESs RECENT VISIT TO GLASGOW, NEW UNIVERSITY, GILMOUR HILL, ENGRAVING 1876, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

GILMOUR, David (1949). Canadian Writer and journalist. Portrait of 2009. SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Barcelona

James Gilmour
JAMES GILMOUR Scottish missionary and traveller in Mongolia, then part of China, wearing the gear he did his travelling and missioning in

James Gilmour / Postcard
JAMES GILMOUR Scottish missionary in China

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"Gilmour: A Multifaceted Legacy" Gilmour, a name that resonates through various realms of history and art, has left an indelible mark on society. From the captivating strokes of Sir Francis Grant's masterpiece "The Melton Breakfast, " where the essence of Gilmour's presence is palpable, to Alfred d Orsay's skillful portrayal of William Little Gilmour Esquire in 1834, this family has been immortalized in artistic brilliance. Not limited to portraits alone, the Gilmours have also made their mark in other domains. L. Gilmour, another member of this distinguished lineage captured by Alfred d Orsay's brushstroke, stands as a testament to their influence beyond mere representation. Even within the realm of sports and leisure activities, the Duke and Duchess of York found solace in playing Deck Tennis aboard HMS Renown. Their participation highlights how even members from illustrious families like the Gilmours find joy in simple pleasures. The spirit of adventure runs deep within this lineage as evidenced by WA Gilmour confidently maneuvering his Rover 4-door saloon at the RSAC Scottish Rally amidst challenging terrains like Devils Elbow at Glenshee back in 1934. The determination displayed here reflects not only personal resilience but also echoes qualities that define generations bearing the name 'Gilmour. ' Religion too finds its place among these notable figures with Archbishop James Gibbons presiding over The Third Plenary Council of Baltimore in 1884—a gathering that brought together Roman Catholic bishops from across America under one roof for important discussions on matters close to their faith. History itself bears witness to how influential individuals can shape nations; Abraham Lincoln—16th President of the United States—embodied such transformative power during his tenure. His inclusion alongside these illustrious names further emphasizes how far-reaching and diverse 'Gilmour' truly is. Beyond historical events, the Gilmours have also been present during significant moments of cultural exchange.