Middleburg Collection
Middleburg, a town steeped in history and charm, is captured through various lenses and mediums
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Middleburg, a town steeped in history and charm, is captured through various lenses and mediums. In the black and white photograph titled "The Last of Lotters Commando, " we catch a glimpse of the resilience and determination that defined this place. The Kermis festival comes alive in Charles Pears' painting "At Middleburg: The Kermis, " transporting us to August 1913 when joy filled the air. Another artwork by an unknown artist showcases the same festive spirit with "At Middleburg: The Kermis, August 1913 (oil on card). " As we journey along the road to Middleburg, we witness how the Guards crossed a Spruit in a lithograph aptly named "On the Road to Middleburg. " History takes center stage as we delve into significant events like "The Tercentenary of the Defeat of Spanish Armada" depicted in an engraving. Donald McLeish's artwork from the 1930s captures Holland's essence with its traditional dress worn by women and children against a picturesque backdrop. Jan Goedart's c17th century masterpiece presents us with a landscape featuring both sportsmen and a distant view of Middleburg. Moving away from artistry, we find ourselves amidst action-packed moments such as Humber light reconnaissance cars racing through No. 2777 Field Squadron or witnessing pilots navigating their way using maps aboard vintage airplanes from the early 20th century. Even cinematic scenes unfold before our eyes; W. P. Hulbert arrives with his guests for an annual cross-country event in his stagecoach dating back to 1926. Lastly, delving into history once more brings us face-to-face with courage displayed during times of conflict - specifically Civil War skirmishes where soldiers from Maine fire Spencer rifles relentlessly. In all its diversity - be it artistic expressions or historical milestones - Middleburg captivates hearts as it preserves its past while embracing the present.