Mildmay Collection

Some Grand National
A number of jockeys who were expected to ride in the 1938 Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree " walking the plank" at the famous Bechers Brook

Mildmay Memorial Hospital
5616495 Mildmay Memorial Hospital; (add.info.: Illustration depicting Mildmay Memorial Hospital, where the nurses were teaching young men to read)

The conference hall of Mildmay Memorial Hospital
5616496 The conference hall of Mildmay Memorial Hospital; (add.info.: Illustration depicting the conference hall of Mildmay Memorial Hospital)

Photograph of Mildmay Tavern, Islington, London. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Corner on view of the pub. The back of the print (available on request) details: Trading Record 1943

Nurses on male ward
Nurses, staff and patients of male ward, Mildmay Mission Hospital Date: circa 1920

Maj.s Kennedy and Sir Gerald Mildmay - Reading and District
Maj.s Kennedy and Sir Gerald Mildmay judging at the Reading and District Horse Show held in Mr Oliver Dixons grounds. Dixon was one of the best known hunter dealers in England at the time. Date: 1927

Edmund St John Mildmay, 1841. Creator: Richard James Lane
Edmund St John Mildmay, 1841. Captain in the Austrian Hussars. Portrait of Edmond Henry St John Mildmay (1815-1905), British army officer

Sir Henry St. John Mildmay, 1841. Creator: Richard James Lane
Sir Henry St. John Mildmay, 1841. Portrait of British politician Sir Henry St John Mildmay (1787-1848), dandy, MP for Winchester

John Mildmay, c1882

Mildmay Fane 2Nd Earl Of Westmorland And 9Th Lord De Despenser C 1601 1602 - 1666 English Nobleman Politician And Writer From The Book A Catalogue Of Royal And Noble Authors Volume Iii Published 1806

Mildmay / Sir Anthony
SIR ANTHONY MILDMAY Ambassador to France Date: - 1617

Mildmay House - Hostel for the Homeless, Liverpool, Lancashire, England. Showing the Drawing Room Date: 1900s

2nd Earl Westmorland
MILDMAY FANE, second earl of WESTMORLAND statesman and writer Date: ? - 1666?

Helena St John Mildmay
HELENA )nee Shaw-Lefevre) lady ST JOHN MILDMAY wife of sir Henry Bouverie St John Mildmay depicted in what is perhaps her bridal dress. Date: ? - 1897

Edward St John Mildmay
EDWARD ST JOHN MILDMAY equerry to the duke of Cambridge with his autograph Date: 1816 - 1905

Joseph Mallord William Turner and W. T. Annis and J
Joseph Mallord William Turner and W.T. Annis and J.C. Easling (British, active early 19th century), The Mildmay Sea-Piece, published 1812, etching, mezzotint, and aquatint

Traffic Accident 1962
Two cars crashed into a cafe in Mildmay Grove, London

Walter Mildmay
Sir WALTER MILDMAY statesman, chancellor of the exchequer : founder of Emanuel College, Cambridge with his autograph

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"Mildmay: A Tapestry of History and Compassion" Step into the world of Mildmay, a name that resonates with various facets of history and compassion. From the exhilarating realm of Some Grand National to the humble walls Tavern in Islington, London, this name weaves together stories that span across time. In one corner, a photograph captures dedicated nurses bustling on a male ward, their unwavering commitment shining through. Maj. s Kennedy and Sir Gerald Mildmay stand tall in another frame, engrossed in reading materials from Reading and District. These men embody the spirit of knowledge-seeking and intellectual growth associated with the name Mildmay. Delve deeper into history as Edmund St John Mildmay's portrait emerges before our eyes. Created by Richard James Lane in 1841, it immortalizes his legacy for generations to come. Similarly, Sir Henry St. John Mildmay's likeness graces another canvas by Lane during the same period—a testament to their enduring impact. John Mildmay steps forward next—his presence captured around 1882—an enigmatic figure whose story begs further exploration. The connection between him and "Mildmay/Sir Anthony" remains tantalizingly mysterious; perhaps an intriguing tale yet untold. But beyond portraits lies action rooted in empathy—the very essence of humanity itself. Witnessing its manifestation is possible at Mildmay House—a hostel for the homeless situated in Liverpool, Lancashire—where countless lives have been touched by compassion and support throughout its existence. The tapestry wouldn't be complete without acknowledging those who came before—the influential figures who shaped not only their era but also carried forth the legacy attached to this illustrious name. The 2nd Earl Westmorland stands tall among them while Helena St John Mildmay adds her own touch of grace to this narrative. Finally, Edward St John Mildway emerges as a beacon—a symbol representing both past achievements and future possibilities.