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"Journeyings: A Glimpse into the Past and Present" Embark on a visual voyage through time as we explore various journeyings captured in captivating artworks. Clarendon Square, Leamington, bathed in golden sunlight, invites us to wander its charming streets and discover hidden treasures. Meanwhile, "La Politesse d'Aujourd'hui" enchants with its vibrant colors, transporting us to an era of elegance and refined manners. Intriguingly, King George V and Queen Mary grace our journey aboard the State Barge during their visit to Henley Regatta in 1912. The color lithograph captures the grandeur of this royal excursion on the Thames River. Delving further back into history, we stumble upon a fascinating list of articles sold by Sarah Thrifty between 1820-40. This mixed media artwork showcases a compartmented tray adorned with ribbon handles alongside a numbered card listing her wares. It serves as a testament to the entrepreneurial spirit that fueled journeys of trade and commerce. A pedlar doll named Sarah Thrifty from the same era beckons us closer with her intricate craftsmanship using wood, cotton, wool, silk & felt. She embodies both nostalgia for simpler times and admiration for those who embarked on arduous journeys to sell their goods far and wide. Shifting our focus towards adventure-filled landscapes, we encounter breathtaking images from One Man's Gold Rush: A Klondike Album by Murray Cromwell Morgan. Scales glimmer atop Chilkoot Pass while packers ascend its summit – these black-and-white photographs transport us back to an era when gold fever gripped many hearts. Artistic masterpieces also take center stage amidst our journeyings; "After Waterloo, " painted around 1897 by an unknown artist evokes emotions tied to historical events that shaped nations forevermore. Similarly captivating is a panel from the Legend of St.