Ingram Collection (#3)

John Kells Ingram 1823-1907 (1890). Purser, Sarah Henrietta 1848 - 1943. Date: 1890

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Templenewsam, Near Leeds, the Residence of H.C. Meynell Ingram, Esq. Visited by the Prince of Wales, 1868

White and Gold Cabinet, Mr. Ingram, Birmingham, 1851 Engraving

Portrait of Master W. Ingram, Painted by James John Hill, 1811-1882, Exhibition Of
Portrait of Master W. Ingram, Painted by James John Hill, 1811-1882, Exhibition of the Society of British Artists, 1851 Engraving

Portrait of Master W. Ingram, Painted by James John Hill, 1811-1882, Exhibition Of
Portrait of Master W. Ingram, Painted by James John Hill, 1811-1882, Exhibition of the Society of British Artists, 1851 Engraving

White and Gold Cabinet, Mr. Ingram, Birmingham, 1851 Engraving

Bruce Ingram, editor of the Illustrated London News
Sir Bruce Stirling Ingram (1877 - 1963), journalist and newspaper editor. The grandson of the papers founder, Herbert Ingram, he edited the Illustrated London News from 1900 to 1963

A Literary Letter - 70th anniversary of illustrated journali
A page from the Sphere, offering congratulations to the Illustrated London News, the pioneer of illustrated journalism, celebrating its 70th anniversary in 1912

English Farm Builings
Farm buildings at Ingram, Northumberland, England, a lonely hamlet in the Cheviots. Date: 1930s

William James Ingram
Sir William James Ingram (1847 1924), proprietor of The Illustrated London News, and son of founder Herbert Ingram. He was also a Liberal politician

Home of the Sphere on Coronation night, 1953
The lower part of Ingram House, in the Strand, just opposite the bombed-out shell of St. Clement Danes Church, as it is illuminated after nightfall. 1953

A morning at Mrs. Ingram s: a lady plays the piano, while a young man and woman sing. Date: 1889

SILENT FILM STILL: SPORTS. The Prisoner of Zenda, 1922. Director Rex Ingram (1892-1950), at left, instructing Ramon Novarro (1899-1968) in swordplay during the making of the film

Herbert Ingram (1811 - 1860), MP for Boston, Lincolnshire, and founder of The Illustrated London News. Died in a shipping accident on board the Lady Elgin steamer on Lake Michigan, USA

Statue of Herbert Ingram in Boston
Herbert Ingram (1811-1860) was the founder of the Illustrated London News. This memorial, designed by Alexander Munro, was unveiled in October, 1862 and stands in the Market Place of Boston

Statue of Herbert Ingram
Herbert Ingram (1811-1860) was the founder of the Illustrated London News. This memorial, designed by Alexander Munro, was unveiled in October, 1862 and stands in the Market Place of Boston

Archbishop of Canterbury with Bishops of London & Salisbury
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Randall Thomas Davidson, 1st Baron Davidson of Lambeth (1848-1930) walking behind the Bishop of London, Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram (centre)

Bishop of London / Stamp
ARTHUR FOLEY WINNINGTON-INGRAM Bishop of London, in military uniform

Tom Titt / Bishop of London
Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram. Bishop of London from 1901 to 1939

Portrait of Herbert Ingram
Herbert Ingram (1811-1860), founder of the Illustrated London News. Born in Boston, Lincolnshire, Ingram was a printer and bookseller who noticed that his customers always asked for the paper which

In the editors room: a special artists drawing is brought
A photograph showing the editors office of the Illustrated London News with editor Bruce Ingram, seated, assessing a a drawing submitted for publication by one of the ILN special artists

Dear, Dear, Dear! by G. E. Studdy
Early illustration by G. E. Studdy during World War I, showing a soldier (standing) speaking to a older lady on a London bus or tube train

Af Winnington-Ingram
Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram Bishop of London

Shepherds Informed
The Illustrated London News made its debut in coloured journalism on the 22nd December 1855 when the first series of coloured printed pictures appeared in its Christmas supplement

Af Winnington-Ingram / Vf
Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram Bishop of London

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Ingram, a name that echoes through history, resonating with tales of diverse individuals and intriguing events. From the towering spire of Boston Stump to Bonzo's latest masterpiece in This Week's Studdy, it has left its mark on countless stories. Step back in time to an era when Ford Anglia cars ruled the roads, as an enticing advertisement beckons you towards their sleek design. Amidst this vibrant world, a Red Neon Rose blooms with passion and allure, captivating hearts with its radiant charm. But let us not forget the valorous heroes who soared through the skies during World War II - Wings adorned their uniforms as they fought for freedom. And standing alongside them were church leaders during King George V's reign, guiding souls amidst turbulent times. Even Wall Street sought wisdom from Bishop Ingram in 1907 – his advice echoing across financial corridors and shaping destinies. Meanwhile, Mr Alfred Gibbons wielded his pen as editor of The Lady's Pictorial, painting vivid pictures within each page. The sturdy embrace of an oak Ingram Chair invites weary bodies to rest while contemplating the artistic brilliance of John Ingram’s creation: The Flower Girl Fanchonette. Transporting us further back in time to 1741-63 when beauty flourished under his skilled hand. And what about everyday necessities? Morrison, Ingram & Son proudly advertised their bath and lavatories in 1888 - providing comfort and convenience for all who sought it. Lastly but certainly not least are Charles & William Ingram – two names intertwined by fate and forever etched into quiz show folklore. Their journey captivated millions worldwide as they faced questions that would change their lives forever. Through these hints emerges a tapestry woven by countless Inggrams throughout history - each thread adding depth and color to our collective narrative.