Hopetoun Collection

Hopetoun House, a Georgian palace built in 1699 by architects William Bruce and William Adam, 11 miles west of Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

The Earl of Hopetoun (colour litho)
612790 The Earl of Hopetoun (colour litho) by Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) (1851-1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Earl of Hopetoun, The Lord Chamberlain, 17 May 1900, Vanity Fair)

The Federation of Australia, 1901... Signing the Oath by Lord Hopetoun at Sydney
The Federation of Australia, 1901: The Ceremony of Signing the Oath by Lord Hopetoun at Sydney on New Years Day, 1901. John Hope, 7th Earl of Hopetoun (1860-1908)

John, Earl of Hopetoun, 1822 (1909). Artist: William Walker
John, Earl of Hopetoun, 1822 (1909). After Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A. (1756-1823). John Hope (1765-1823), 4th Earl of Hopetun, was a Scottish politician and British Army officer

Sepulcralis Hill at Fitzgerald River National Park, Western Australia. Royal Hakeas at the foreground

Royal Hakea at Fitzgerald River National Park in Western Australia

View from the Cave point at Fitzgerald River National Park in Western Australia

Hopetoun Falls, Great Otway NP, Australia

Earl of Hopetoun. Part of Box 104 Boswell collection. Date: circa 1900s

Sir John Hope / Craig
SIR JOHN HOPE 4TH EARL OF HOPETOUN British military commander during the Napoleonic War Date: 1765 - 1823

John Hope, 1st Marquess of Linlithgow
John Adrian Louis Hope, 1st Marquess of Linlithgow, (1860 1908), also known as Viscount Aithrie before 1873 and as The 7th Earl of Hopetoun between 1873 and 1902

James Earl Hopetoun
JAMES third earl of HOPETOUN Scottish military commander, depicted in the course of reviewing his men. Date: 1741 - ?

Hopetoun and Culham Inlet
Looking East from Sepulcralis Hill toward Hopetoun and Culham Inlet in Fitzgerald River National Park

Sunset at West Beach
West Beach in Fitzgerald River National Park

Looking west from Sepulcralis Hill in Fitzgerald River National Park

Southern Heath Monitor at the West Beach of Fitzgerald River NP, Western Australia

West Beach in Fitzgerald River National Park, Western Ausralia

Sepulcralis Hill in Fitzgerald River National Park, Western Australia

Source Size = 3979 x 1680
Hopetoun House, Visited by the British Association, 1871

Lord Hopetouns Reception at Melbourne, Australia, Engraving 1890

Lord Hopetouns Reception at Melbourne, Australia, Engraving 1890

Sir John Hope / Cardon
SIR JOHN HOPE 4TH EARL OF HOPETOUN British commander in the Peninsula War, the Walcheren Expedition and in France

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Hopetoun House, a magnificent Georgian palace constructed in 1699 by esteemed architects William Bruce, stands as a testament to grandeur and architectural brilliance. This historic landmark has witnessed centuries of Scottish history unfold within its walls. The Earl of Hopetoun, known for his distinguished role in the signing of the Oath during the Federation of Australia in 1901, left an indelible mark on the nation's history. A striking colour lithograph captures this significant moment when Lord Hopetoun affixed his signature to solidify Australia's unity. John, Earl (1822-1909), depicted masterfully by artist William Walker, was a man whose influence extended far beyond political realms. His legacy resonates through time as he played an instrumental part in shaping Scotland's future. The title "Earl of Hopetoun" holds great prestige and is synonymous with power and nobility. Sir John Hope/Craig assumed this noble position and carried himself with grace befitting his status. The name itself evokes images of regality and authority. Another notable figure associated with the title is John Hope, 1st Marquess of Linlithgow. His contributions to society were vast and varied, leaving an everlasting impact on Scotland's cultural landscape. James Earl Hopetoun exemplifies bravery and dedication through his military service. With unwavering loyalty to country and honor, he served valiantly under the Union Jack flag. Nestled amidst the enchanting cityscape of Edinburgh lies this historical gem - a symbol of opulence intertwined with Scottish heritage. Its presence serves as a reminder that even amid modernity's embrace, echoes from our past continue to resonate strongly within these hallowed halls. Hopetoun House remains an enduring testament to human ingenuity; it stands tall against time's relentless march forward while preserving glimpses into eras long gone by.