Weedon Collection

Hubert Broad, left, and his mechanic, Sid Weedon, along?
Hubert Broad, left, and his mechanic, Sid Weedon, alongside the de Havilland Super Coup Moth, G-aHR, in which they covered the 1929 La Coupe Zenith Challenge Trophy circuit of 1

Aylesbury ducks following in a line on village green, Weedon, Buckinghamshire, UK, October

Colin Weedon Race Horse Trainer 25 November 1993 Date: 25 November 1993

Mounted Display of the Army School of Equitation
Mounted Display at the Royal Tournament by The Army School of Equitation (based at Weedon Bec, Daventry, Northamptonshire, England). Date: circa 1910s

The M1 Motorway, opened only 6 days ago, receives its first vehicles. Picture shows the junction at Weedon, Northamptonshire, and a coach driving down the embankment to join the motorway

Aylesbury Vale HP22 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Aylesbury Vale HP22 4

Weedon Grossmith in The New Boy, c1902. Artist: Ellis & Walery
Weedon Grossmith in The New Boy, c1902. English actor and comic writer Weedon Grossmith (1847-1912)

PSS Great Eastern on the ocean, 1858. Colour print after a painting by Edwin Weedon. This steamship, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel with John Scott Russell

The Pavilion, Weedon, Northamptonshire. circa 1850

Weedon Bushes, Grafton Hunt area, Northants
View of the landscape around Weedon Bushes, a covert in the Grafton Hunt area of Northamptonshire. Date: 1936

Portrait of George Grossmith, court reporter for The Times
Portrait of George Grossmith (1820-1880), chief court reporter at Bow Street for The Times and other newspapers, as well as being a lecturer and entertainer

Weedon Grossmith / Vf 1905
WEEDON GROSSMITH Writer and actor Date: 1852 - 1919

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Her Majestys Return, the Weedon Station

Thomas Weedon Inscribed in yellow paint, lower left: Thomas Weedon Esq
Thomas Weedon Inscribed in yellow paint, lower left: " Thomas Weedon Esq.r" Signed in black, lower left: " [?JG] [very loose monogram]", John Greenhill, 1644-1676, British

Northamptonshire - The Cemetery - Weedon Bec Date: circa 1904

Weedon Barracks, Northamptonshire, England. Date: early 1960s

Lear / Nonsense / Sweden
There was a Young Lady of Sweden, who went by the slow rain to Weedon; When they cried, Weedon Station! she made no observation but thought she should go back to Sweden

Weedon Grossmith / 1903
WEEDON GROSSMITH Writer and actor, in The New Boy

Nothing in Cracker
Nothing in it ! the shattering of a young girls illusions

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"Exploring the Charming Village of Weedon: A Journey Through History and Nature" Step into the picturesque village of Weedon, Buckinghamshire, UK, where Hubert Broad and his skilled mechanic, Sid Weedon, embark on their adventures. As they traverse through the enchanting countryside they can accompanied by a delightful parade of Aylesbury ducks waddling in perfect formation on the village green. Venturing further into Northants' Grafton Hunt area lies Weedon Bushes—a serene haven for nature enthusiasts seeking tranquility amidst lush landscapes. Here you can immerse yourself in Colin Weedon's world—a true connoisseur of this idyllic region. Witness the grandeur of horsemanship at its finest as you behold a magnificent mounted display by the Army School of Equitation. The elegance and grace exhibited by both horse and rider will leave you in awe. Navigate your way through this charming locale with ease using an old-fashioned map that guides you to every nook and cranny within Aylesbury Vale HP22 Let it lead you to hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Delve into history as we transport ourselves back to c1902 when Weedon Grossmith took center stage in "The New Boy. " Captured beautifully by Ellis & Walery's artistry, experience the magic that unfolded during those theatrical times. Marvel at PSS Great Eastern majestically sailing across vast oceans in 1858—an emblematic symbol of human ingenuity conquering uncharted territories. This remarkable vessel forever etched its name in maritime history. Discover The Pavilion—a captivating landmark nestled within Northamptonshire's heart—where stories unfold against a backdrop brimming with architectural splendor. Immerse yourself in its timeless allure as it whispers tales from days gone by. Uncover George Grossmith's legacy—the court reporter for The Times—who left an indelible mark on journalism during his time.