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The opening of Redgrave and Lopham Fen by Prince Philip on the 3rd June 1998. Also in the picture are Julian Roughton (left), Derek Moore (Middle) and David Barker

GRACE MOORE (1901-1947). American singer. Photographed by Carl Van Vechten, 1933

SILENT FILM STILL: DRINKING. Helen Lynch and Matt Moore in a still from Three Weeks in Paris, 1925

SILENT FILM STILL: COUPLES. Owen Moore and Aileen Pringle in a scene from Tea for Three

Europe, Italy, Veneto, Venice. Boat traffic by Rialto bridge (Ponte Rialto)

Europe, Italy, Tuscany, Promontorio Dell Argentario, Porto Ercole. View of Marina / Harbor

Typical Provencal fishing boats painted in bright colours white, blue, green red yellow, moored at the keyside Sanary Var Cote d Azur France

Queens Theatre, London
The auditorium of the Queens Theatre, on Longacre, London, near Covent Garden, opened in 1867. It was built on the site of the St Martins Hall. The architect was C.J.Phipps

Music sheet cover for Erin Go Bragh Quadrille
Music sheet cover for the Erin Go Bragh Quadrille by Charles d Albert (1809-1886), with a view of the Custom House Quay in Dublin, Ireland, at sunset

The Congress Hall (Haus der Kulturen der Welt), Germanys national centre for contemporary non-European art, in the Tiergarten park, Berlin

Dogs of the Greyhound World by H. H. Harris
Various personalities of the greyhound racing world: Top left, Captain Baggley, on the secretarial staff of the Greyhound Racing Association; top right, Mr O A Critchley, Steward of the G.R.A

The Marquis of Salisbury opening the Liverpool Docks Overhea
Engraving showing the Marquis of Salisbury (1830-1903) turning on the current at the generating station, Bramley-Moore Dock, Liverpool, 4th February 1893

Costume Photo 1889
Square corsage that looks like a halterneck, sleeves & chest infilled with an open net, skirt ornamented with jet tassels. White ostrich plume fan, velvet ribbon choker

Frances Brooke
FRANCES BROOKE (nee Moore) novelist and dramatic author

Bill for Chestnut Mare
A bill for a chestnut mare, from Andrew Giffen of Glasgow to William Moore Esq of Caldwell

JOHN MOORE bishop of Ely and antiquary

Marianne Moore / Morgan
MARIANNE MOORE American poet

Grecian Bend 1868
Grecian Bend: Walking dress of short skirt with single flounce & an over-skirt looped up the sides to produce an apron front & puffed out behind. Ruched trim is used

Decima Moore / Piccadilly
Decima Moore Actress

Moore Sisters / 1904
THE MOORE SISTERS Decima, Bertha, Eva and Jessie Moore, actresses

The Harp that Once
Song : The Harp that once through Taras halls the soul of music shed now hangs as mute on Taras walls as though that soul were fled

MOOREs STEAM MAN C1890
The Steam Man automaton of Canadian Professor George Moore, which has an internal engine allowing it to walk, and vent steam through a well placed cigar!

Moore at Corunna
Sir John Moore retreats to Corunna

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"Moore: A Captivating Journey Through History, Art, and Sports" Step into the captivating world as we explore various facets that bear this intriguing name. From the iconic moment when Queen Elizabeth II presented Bobby Moore with the World Cup, to a historical plan of Sheffield in 1797 meticulously drawn by W. Fairbank and engraved by Thomas Harris. The enchantment continues with a glimpse at the front cover of the World Cup 1966, forever etched in football history. Moving on to literature, we discover Albert Joseph Moore's mesmerizing painting "Reading Aloud" from 1884, transporting us back to an era where stories were shared through spoken words. Venturing into Matlock, Derbyshire, we encounter its scenic beauty and perhaps stumble upon Fat Lucy Moore - a mysterious character who adds intrigue to this picturesque town. Reflecting on somber moments in history, we remember the tragic death of Sir John Moore and pay homage to his bravery. Nature lovers will find solace in Grasmere Water's tranquil landscapes nestled within Cumberland while art enthusiasts can marvel at Henry Moore's exquisite aquatint and engraving titled "MOORE: RECLINING FIGURE. " The Firth of Forth reveals its breathtaking vistas from Corstorphine Hill as captured by keen eyes. Delving further into culture and heritage brings us face-to-face with Thomas Moore - a figure whose contributions have left an indelible mark. Lastly, our journey concludes amidst the charm of Rouen; its cobblestone streets whisper tales from centuries past. Intriguingly diverse yet united under one name – "Moore, " these snippets offer glimpses into different realms that intertwine history, sportsmanship, artistry, and natural wonders. Join us as we unravel more about this fascinating word that holds countless stories waiting to be discovered.