Old british house window Black and White Stock Photos & Images

1870: An old man peering through the window of the Jew's House, built in the 12th Century one of the earliest extant town houses in England. It is situated on Steep Hill in Lincoln, immediately below Jew's Court. The house has traditionally been associated with the thriving Jewish community in Medieval Lincoln. Following Anti-Semitic hysteria in the 13th Century the entire Jewish community was expelled from England, and the Jew's House was supposedly being seized from a Jewish owner. Lincolnshire, England Stock Photo

RMK34B08–1870: An old man peering through the window of the Jew's House, built in the 12th Century one of the earliest extant town houses in England. It is situated on Steep Hill in Lincoln, immediately below Jew's Court. The house has traditionally been associated with the thriving Jewish community in Medieval Lincoln. Following Anti-Semitic hysteria in the 13th Century the entire Jewish community was expelled from England, and the Jew's House was supposedly being seized from a Jewish owner. Lincolnshire, England

Pair of british window (facade view) Stock Photo

RFGD77F0–Pair of british window (facade view)

UK, England, Dorset, Trent, old house gable covered in creeper with stone mullioned windows, 1911 line illustration Stock Photo

RMFBNA97–UK, England, Dorset, Trent, old house gable covered in creeper with stone mullioned windows, 1911 line illustration

An engraving of Vicars House Portland, Dorsetshire scanned at high resolution from a book published in 1784. Believed copyright free. Stock Photo

RM2B87YT3–An engraving of Vicars House Portland, Dorsetshire scanned at high resolution from a book published in 1784. Believed copyright free.

House detail with window in mock Tudor style, Chester, Cheshire, UK Stock Photo

RMDD78FN–House detail with window in mock Tudor style, Chester, Cheshire, UK

An old wooden house in St John's Hill, Shadwell, London, 1926-1927.Artist: Whiffin Stock Photo

RMB0KJH2–An old wooden house in St John's Hill, Shadwell, London, 1926-1927.Artist: Whiffin

Sir Winston Churchill looks out the window on his 88th birthday Stock Photo

RME0WGGX–Sir Winston Churchill looks out the window on his 88th birthday

Queen Victoria on her first visit to Balmoral around 1852, Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The castle has been one of the residences of the British royal family since 1852, when the estate and its original castle were bought from the Farquharson family by Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria. Soon afterwards the house was found to be too small and the current Balmoral Castle was commissioned. Stock Photo

RMF219EN–Queen Victoria on her first visit to Balmoral around 1852, Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The castle has been one of the residences of the British royal family since 1852, when the estate and its original castle were bought from the Farquharson family by Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria. Soon afterwards the house was found to be too small and the current Balmoral Castle was commissioned.

An engraving entitled The Speaker's House, Westminster (River Front), London UK scanned at high resolution from a book published around 1815. Stock Photo

RM2X45364–An engraving entitled The Speaker's House, Westminster (River Front), London UK scanned at high resolution from a book published around 1815.

Houses Victorian Georgian Silhouettes Row Street Stock Vector

RFRA702Y–Houses Victorian Georgian Silhouettes Row Street

A highly decorative house in early 17th Century Moorfields, one of the last pieces of open land in the City of London, near the Moorgate. After the Great Fire of London in 1666, refugees from the fire evacuated there and set up temporary camps there. King Charles II of England encouraged the dispossessed to move on and leave London, but it is unknown how many newly impoverished and displaced persons instead settled in the Moorfields area. In the early 18th century, Moorfields was the site of sporadic open-air markets, shows, and vendors/auctions. Stock Photo

RMR9XGC7–A highly decorative house in early 17th Century Moorfields, one of the last pieces of open land in the City of London, near the Moorgate. After the Great Fire of London in 1666, refugees from the fire evacuated there and set up temporary camps there. King Charles II of England encouraged the dispossessed to move on and leave London, but it is unknown how many newly impoverished and displaced persons instead settled in the Moorfields area. In the early 18th century, Moorfields was the site of sporadic open-air markets, shows, and vendors/auctions.

Coffeeshop facade front view Coloring page. French old Building. European architecture. Illustration isolated on white background. Stock Photo

RF2PHBMDG–Coffeeshop facade front view Coloring page. French old Building. European architecture. Illustration isolated on white background.

Row of British Semi-Detached houses on hilly area in Cardiff.Wales, UK. UK Housing Market. Property Market. Concept. Mortgage. Finance. Interest Rates. Stock Photo

RM2RJ25YF–Row of British Semi-Detached houses on hilly area in Cardiff.Wales, UK. UK Housing Market. Property Market. Concept. Mortgage. Finance. Interest Rates.

Medieval leaded bay windowsfrom an English half-timbered black and white Tudor house in Lavenham, Suffolk England Stock Photo

RFEB9G1F–Medieval leaded bay windowsfrom an English half-timbered black and white Tudor house in Lavenham, Suffolk England

Magpie and Stump, line illustration Front Elevation of Cheyne Walk, London house of Charles Robert Ashbee from 1895 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine Stock Photo

RFM2X7E5–Magpie and Stump, line illustration Front Elevation of Cheyne Walk, London house of Charles Robert Ashbee from 1895 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine

A section of the front of an old wooden framed house in Rye, East Sussex, England. Stock Photo

RMEP0HEK–A section of the front of an old wooden framed house in Rye, East Sussex, England.

Committee-room, House of Commons, 1857. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London. 'It would be difficult to point to any edifice, ancient or modern, in which the style and character of the architecture are more completely carried out than in the new Houses of Parliament. Every apartment and means of communication throughout the vast edifice has its characteristics of the Tudor palatial style, which Sir Charles Barry has adopted...[Depicted] is one of the south end Committee-rooms in the river front of the Palace: it has a beautiful window, and a ceiling divided into compartments by deep m Stock Photo

RM2R8Y472–Committee-room, House of Commons, 1857. Interior of the Palace of Westminster, London. 'It would be difficult to point to any edifice, ancient or modern, in which the style and character of the architecture are more completely carried out than in the new Houses of Parliament. Every apartment and means of communication throughout the vast edifice has its characteristics of the Tudor palatial style, which Sir Charles Barry has adopted...[Depicted] is one of the south end Committee-rooms in the river front of the Palace: it has a beautiful window, and a ceiling divided into compartments by deep m

House through trees in countryside Stock Photo

RMA00R09–House through trees in countryside

Snow Victorian House Terrace Traditional Victorian Architecture in Brook Green, Hammersmith, London W6 Stock Photo

RF2BHHXPG–Snow Victorian House Terrace Traditional Victorian Architecture in Brook Green, Hammersmith, London W6

Bath architecture Shadow of window boxes outside a row of Georgian terraced townhouses. Black and White, Concept, Abstract, Background. Stock Photo

RM2PKG16N–Bath architecture Shadow of window boxes outside a row of Georgian terraced townhouses. Black and White, Concept, Abstract, Background.

Gothic Entrance Detail of The Sanctuary Monument in London Stock Photo

RFGD77DA–Gothic Entrance Detail of The Sanctuary Monument in London

George Town, Malaysia, December 19 2017: Facade of the old building located in UNESCO Heritage Zone, Penang in Malaysia Stock Photo

RFM5FDBY–George Town, Malaysia, December 19 2017: Facade of the old building located in UNESCO Heritage Zone, Penang in Malaysia

Tudor House in black and white, the story of a Southampton House & Garden in old town at Bugle St, Southampton, Hampshire, UK in March Stock Photo

RMEGWPDB–Tudor House in black and white, the story of a Southampton House & Garden in old town at Bugle St, Southampton, Hampshire, UK in March

Window with ornamental shutters, line illustration by Architect and artist Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott from 1895 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of F Stock Photo

RFM29P60–Window with ornamental shutters, line illustration by Architect and artist Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott from 1895 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of F

1870: Sir Walter Scott spent his last days at his house in Abbotsford, Roxburghs. He requested to be moved to the dining room in order to have a clear view of his beloved River Tweed from the window. He died on the 21 September 1832 and was buried in the already derelict Dryburgh Abbey - a spot he identified at an early age as his resting place. Roxburghshire in the Scottish Borders Stock Photo

RMJPMJGH–1870: Sir Walter Scott spent his last days at his house in Abbotsford, Roxburghs. He requested to be moved to the dining room in order to have a clear view of his beloved River Tweed from the window. He died on the 21 September 1832 and was buried in the already derelict Dryburgh Abbey - a spot he identified at an early age as his resting place. Roxburghshire in the Scottish Borders

RFS2GMGM–Old fashioned window catch

The choir of the Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of Saint Peter in York, England. Commonly known as York Minster, and completed in 1472, it has a wide Decorated Gothic nave and chapter house, a Perpendicular Gothic choir and east end and Early English North and South transepts. The nave contains the West Window, constructed in 1338 and the Great East Window (finished in 1408), giving the largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the world. Stock Photo

RM2DF0B8H–The choir of the Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of Saint Peter in York, England. Commonly known as York Minster, and completed in 1472, it has a wide Decorated Gothic nave and chapter house, a Perpendicular Gothic choir and east end and Early English North and South transepts. The nave contains the West Window, constructed in 1338 and the Great East Window (finished in 1408), giving the largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the world.

16th century, city house, Bromsgrove Worcestershire. 16th Century wooden constructed around 16th century Bromsgrove, England, UK, Worcester, England, Stock Photo

RF2CE3XYF–16th century, city house, Bromsgrove Worcestershire. 16th Century wooden constructed around 16th century Bromsgrove, England, UK, Worcester, England,

RF2AB2D2K–Houses Victorian Georgian Silhouettes Row Street

An engraving of Beaurepaire, or Bearparke (Bearpark) Durham scanned at high resolution from a book published in 1784. Believed copyright free. Stock Photo

RM2B87YWD–An engraving of Beaurepaire, or Bearparke (Bearpark) Durham scanned at high resolution from a book published in 1784. Believed copyright free.

PORTLAND, UNITED STATES - Sep 02, 2019: A clear white wall with an arch-shaped window perfect for using as background Stock Photo

RF2C7FCG5–PORTLAND, UNITED STATES - Sep 02, 2019: A clear white wall with an arch-shaped window perfect for using as background

Nov. 30, 1962 - London, England, U.K. - SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL (1874-1965) was a British politician and statesman who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. PICTURED: Churchill turns 88 on this day, here he is looking out the window at Hyde Park home. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA) Stock Photo

RMDM9W0K–Nov. 30, 1962 - London, England, U.K. - SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL (1874-1965) was a British politician and statesman who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. PICTURED: Churchill turns 88 on this day, here he is looking out the window at Hyde Park home. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA)

1914 hand drawn advertisement for William Gamon & Co, Chester, metal, casement and leaded light manufacturer, from The Studio an Illustrated Magazine Stock Photo

RF2DBJBDG–1914 hand drawn advertisement for William Gamon & Co, Chester, metal, casement and leaded light manufacturer, from The Studio an Illustrated Magazine

Gentleman gentlemen's clubs London United University Oxford and Cambridge Club house Pall Mall Member only private club British Stock Photo

RMC8M9P7–Gentleman gentlemen's clubs London United University Oxford and Cambridge Club house Pall Mall Member only private club British

Cleeve Abbey, Chapter House, Old Cleeve, West Somerset, Somerset, 1940-1948. An external view of the chapter house in Cleeve Abbey, seen from the cloister. An external view of the chapter house in Cleeve Abbey, seen from the cloister. The image shows the entrance to the chapter house and the two-light windows on either side. To the right is a partial view of an internal staircase. The background is clearly visible through the chapter house, and what appears to be the ruined eastern wall is in the midground. Stock Photo

RM2RT2HDR–Cleeve Abbey, Chapter House, Old Cleeve, West Somerset, Somerset, 1940-1948. An external view of the chapter house in Cleeve Abbey, seen from the cloister. An external view of the chapter house in Cleeve Abbey, seen from the cloister. The image shows the entrance to the chapter house and the two-light windows on either side. To the right is a partial view of an internal staircase. The background is clearly visible through the chapter house, and what appears to be the ruined eastern wall is in the midground.

St. Valentine's Morn, drawn by Marcus Stone, 1864. 'In old times it was customary for a lover to place himself on Valentine's morn under his mistress's window, that he might be the first person to behold her on that day, and so be entitled to claim her as his Valentine for the year. "Beneath thy window, Sweetheart mine! I've watched since dawn of day, To greet thee as my Valentine And homage to thee pay; For thou art dearer to my heart Than all my tongue can say! The sun, just peeping o'er the hill, Smiles warmly on the sky; I long for such a smile from thee - A glance from thy bright eye Stock Photo

RM2WRGYHM–St. Valentine's Morn, drawn by Marcus Stone, 1864. 'In old times it was customary for a lover to place himself on Valentine's morn under his mistress's window, that he might be the first person to behold her on that day, and so be entitled to claim her as his Valentine for the year. "Beneath thy window, Sweetheart mine! I've watched since dawn of day, To greet thee as my Valentine And homage to thee pay; For thou art dearer to my heart Than all my tongue can say! The sun, just peeping o'er the hill, Smiles warmly on the sky; I long for such a smile from thee - A glance from thy bright eye

February 2018 - Modern architect design angular housing in the Marina district of Portishead in North Somerset, England. Stock Photo

RMM4BJYR–February 2018 - Modern architect design angular housing in the Marina district of Portishead in North Somerset, England.

An Artist’s House, bedroom interior, drawing by architect M H Baillie Scott from 1897 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art Stock Photo

RF2E215MA–An Artist’s House, bedroom interior, drawing by architect M H Baillie Scott from 1897 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art

RME6HB5Y–Senate Passage in Cambridge

British style building facade view from the street Stock Photo

RFGD77FD–British style building facade view from the street

Metal bench and flower pots outside cottage Stock Photo

RM2WGKM9C–Metal bench and flower pots outside cottage

Illuminated windows in Trinity Lane by night, Cambridge, UK Stock Photo

RF2CW1T45–Illuminated windows in Trinity Lane by night, Cambridge, UK

George Town, Penang, Malaysia - December 1, 2019: Detail of a heritage house in Georgetown UNESCO Historic Heritage Site. Black and white retro style. Stock Photo

RF2CW9XA8–George Town, Penang, Malaysia - December 1, 2019: Detail of a heritage house in Georgetown UNESCO Historic Heritage Site. Black and white retro style.

The old House half-timbered black and white Museum, High town Hereford UK. April 2021 Stock Photo

RM2H0RGBR–The old House half-timbered black and white Museum, High town Hereford UK. April 2021

Old black and white telephone booth adorning the old streets of the city Stock Photo

RF2AKF4FE–Old black and white telephone booth adorning the old streets of the city

Abstract image of Bath architecture. Georgian street lamp, portico, balcony and window. Bath, England. Bath Stone. Black and White Photograph. Stock Photo

RM2PKG178–Abstract image of Bath architecture. Georgian street lamp, portico, balcony and window. Bath, England. Bath Stone. Black and White Photograph.

RF2CE3XGD–16th century, city house, Bromsgrove Worcestershire. 16th Century wooden constructed around 16th century Bromsgrove, England, UK, Worcester, England,

Old wooden Church. St. Paul's Indian Church, Roman Catholic Church is a wooden, Gothic Revival style church with a spire. North Vancouver, Canada. Nob Stock Photo

RF2PFAH5T–Old wooden Church. St. Paul's Indian Church, Roman Catholic Church is a wooden, Gothic Revival style church with a spire. North Vancouver, Canada. Nob

Coffeeshop facade front view Coloring page. French old Building. European architecture. Vector illustration isolated on white background. Stock Vector

RF2PHBMAP–Coffeeshop facade front view Coloring page. French old Building. European architecture. Vector illustration isolated on white background.

RM2H1HWYW–George Town, Penang, Malaysia - December 1, 2019: Detail of a heritage house in Georgetown UNESCO Historic Heritage Site. Black and white retro style.

The Nave in Lincoln cathedral, Lincoln City, Lincolnshire County, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2X01YJ7–The Nave in Lincoln cathedral, Lincoln City, Lincolnshire County, England, UK

Vintage window on white wall with copy space background Stock Photo

RFGPAB5M–Vintage window on white wall with copy space background

Château de Ferrières French Baron James de Rothschild Goût British architect Joseph Paxton Neo Renaissance style Italian square Stock Photo

RMC7XPEY–Château de Ferrières French Baron James de Rothschild Goût British architect Joseph Paxton Neo Renaissance style Italian square

B&W Modern Skyscrapers in contrast with an old English pub in Victoria, central London, UK Stock Photo

RF2HXK5J0–B&W Modern Skyscrapers in contrast with an old English pub in Victoria, central London, UK

"Lord Riverdale's Repentance" [by William J. Stewart]: George rescuing his grandfather, drawn by A. Hunt, 1862. 'That hand was nearer to him at that moment than he dreamt. The thought of George so filled his mind as for a moment to exclude all consideration of his danger. He was recalled to it by a crashing blow upon the window, shattering it. His time had come, then. He turned to meet his death. The window was flung up then, and not death, but George Cowper, with hope of life and rescue, leaped into the room. The old man fell back. "Good Heaven!" he cried, "you here?& Stock Photo

RM2WRGX1J–"Lord Riverdale's Repentance" [by William J. Stewart]: George rescuing his grandfather, drawn by A. Hunt, 1862. 'That hand was nearer to him at that moment than he dreamt. The thought of George so filled his mind as for a moment to exclude all consideration of his danger. He was recalled to it by a crashing blow upon the window, shattering it. His time had come, then. He turned to meet his death. The window was flung up then, and not death, but George Cowper, with hope of life and rescue, leaped into the room. The old man fell back. "Good Heaven!" he cried, "you here?&

Eleven and Eleven and a half front doors on Fournier Street in the Easty End, London, England, United Kingdom Stock Photo

RMM7Y4T9–Eleven and Eleven and a half front doors on Fournier Street in the Easty End, London, England, United Kingdom

A fat cat of British blue breed sits at the door of his house after a walk Stock Photo

RF2AH3XXN–A fat cat of British blue breed sits at the door of his house after a walk

Typical Victorian facades in London Stock Photo

RFE8EBPD–Typical Victorian facades in London

The Star Inn, High Street, Alfriston, Wealden, East Sussex, 1940-1949. A street view of the High Street in Alfriston with a focus on the Star Inn, on the left side of the image. The inn is a 15th century timber framed building with plaster infill and a jettied upper floor with three windows. At the far left is a post with an animal carving. To the right of the inn are two other listed buildings; the first is the Saddler's House and Ye Olde Tea House, which has sign boards leant up against the building and a hanging sign over the door; and the second, further in the background, is Patricia Okel Stock Photo

RM2RT2HKJ–The Star Inn, High Street, Alfriston, Wealden, East Sussex, 1940-1949. A street view of the High Street in Alfriston with a focus on the Star Inn, on the left side of the image. The inn is a 15th century timber framed building with plaster infill and a jettied upper floor with three windows. At the far left is a post with an animal carving. To the right of the inn are two other listed buildings; the first is the Saddler's House and Ye Olde Tea House, which has sign boards leant up against the building and a hanging sign over the door; and the second, further in the background, is Patricia Okel

Cast Iron Mechanical Door Bell Pull and a closed wooden entrance door with obscured striped glass window. Stock Photo

RFTAHCGP–Cast Iron Mechanical Door Bell Pull and a closed wooden entrance door with obscured striped glass window.

the charmoiing town of Rye, East Sussex Stock Photo

RM2H74KP5–the charmoiing town of Rye, East Sussex

Ancient medieval English Inn, or pub, half-timbered black and white Tudor houses from Stock Photo

RFEB9G1G–Ancient medieval English Inn, or pub, half-timbered black and white Tudor houses from

Red telephone box within green tree branches in Welsh village Stock Photo

RFT17R6D–Red telephone box within green tree branches in Welsh village

Typical street scene in the central London district with familiar architecture facades to urban housing. Stock Photo

RFJ916KK–Typical street scene in the central London district with familiar architecture facades to urban housing.

An engraving of the West Gate, Canterbury, Kent scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1846. Believed copyright free. Stock Photo

RMH2MRW8–An engraving of the West Gate, Canterbury, Kent scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1846. Believed copyright free.

RF2CE3Y07–16th century, city house, Bromsgrove Worcestershire. 16th Century wooden constructed around 16th century Bromsgrove, England, UK, Worcester, England,

Old half-timbered house in Oxford in black and white - OXFORD, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 31, 2019 Stock Photo

RF2DHMP1N–Old half-timbered house in Oxford in black and white - OXFORD, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 31, 2019

Brittania coconut dancers, Bacup, Lancashire, England, Easter 1973 Stock Photo

RMAK9W15–Brittania coconut dancers, Bacup, Lancashire, England, Easter 1973

LONGLEAT, UK - AUGUST 26, 2020. Longleat is an English stately home and the seat of the Marquesses of Bath. Longleat House, Wiltshire, UK, August 26, Stock Photo

RM2DR4JD1–LONGLEAT, UK - AUGUST 26, 2020. Longleat is an English stately home and the seat of the Marquesses of Bath. Longleat House, Wiltshire, UK, August 26,

RM2X01Y1W–The Nave in Lincoln cathedral, Lincoln City, Lincolnshire County, England, UK

George Town, Penang, Malaysia - December 1, 2019: Heritage houses in Georgetown UNESCO Historic Heritage Site. Black and white retro style. Stock Photo

RF2CW9XA2–George Town, Penang, Malaysia - December 1, 2019: Heritage houses in Georgetown UNESCO Historic Heritage Site. Black and white retro style.

HDR Black & White Fisgard Lighthouse Victoria BC Stock Photo

RM2G67YJB–HDR Black & White Fisgard Lighthouse Victoria BC

Bedroom door, arts and crafts line illustration by Architect and artist Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott from 1895 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine Stock Photo

RFM29P8C–Bedroom door, arts and crafts line illustration by Architect and artist Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott from 1895 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine

The new Roman Catholic cathedral at York, 1864. Interior of '...the most important and sumptuous place of worship erected by the Roman Catholics in Great Britain...A spacious nave and choir, lateral aisles, a Lady Chapel, a tower rising to the height of 150 ft. and forming a baptistery, a chapter-house, and convenient vestries, afford all the requisite accommodation...Several windows are filled with fine stained glass, and the vaulted roof of the choir is richly illuminated. In the high altar...appear the several Patriarchs of the Old Law whose lives are typical of the Messiah, with four lifes Stock Photo

RM2WRGXWF–The new Roman Catholic cathedral at York, 1864. Interior of '...the most important and sumptuous place of worship erected by the Roman Catholics in Great Britain...A spacious nave and choir, lateral aisles, a Lady Chapel, a tower rising to the height of 150 ft. and forming a baptistery, a chapter-house, and convenient vestries, afford all the requisite accommodation...Several windows are filled with fine stained glass, and the vaulted roof of the choir is richly illuminated. In the high altar...appear the several Patriarchs of the Old Law whose lives are typical of the Messiah, with four lifes

25 Sep 2022 - Londonuk: black and white monochrome image of townhouse in london Stock Photo

RF2K3FXK8–25 Sep 2022 - Londonuk: black and white monochrome image of townhouse in london

A fat cat of British blue breed returns home after a walk Stock Photo

RF2AH3XXF–A fat cat of British blue breed returns home after a walk

Roman Statues in Bath England Stock Photo

RMM6WKYJ–Roman Statues in Bath England

The Crown Inn, Groombridge, Speldhurst, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, 1911. The front of The Crown Inn seen from south on The Green, showing a dog in the foreground, a woman seated on a bench outside the pub and an elderly man walking past. The photograph also shows pollarded trees in front of the pub running along the footpath known as The Walks. In the negative index for the collection, the photographer has referred to 'old man & MM'. MM may be a reference to her older sister Margaret Mary MacFee. Stock Photo

RM2MBAGHB–The Crown Inn, Groombridge, Speldhurst, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, 1911. The front of The Crown Inn seen from south on The Green, showing a dog in the foreground, a woman seated on a bench outside the pub and an elderly man walking past. The photograph also shows pollarded trees in front of the pub running along the footpath known as The Walks. In the negative index for the collection, the photographer has referred to 'old man & MM'. MM may be a reference to her older sister Margaret Mary MacFee.

RM2H1HX02–George Town, Penang, Malaysia - December 1, 2019: Heritage houses in Georgetown UNESCO Historic Heritage Site. Black and white retro style.

Rural stone cottage in the Cotswold, England Stock Photo

RFF6XNYB–Rural stone cottage in the Cotswold, England

Lavenham high street timber framed grade 2 listed building, Suffolk England UK. April 2023 Stock Photo

RM2R6RAWH–Lavenham high street timber framed grade 2 listed building, Suffolk England UK. April 2023

London's Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand, London. The building was designed by George Edmund Street and houses both the Hi Stock Photo

RMH1BPXE–London's Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand, London. The building was designed by George Edmund Street and houses both the Hi

Beautiful black and white image a hall / corridor with checkered marble floor. Stock Photo

RFPE1AXT–Beautiful black and white image a hall / corridor with checkered marble floor.

Grade ll listed Victorian C17th half-timbered building, Hereford UK. January 2021 Stock Photo

RM2E5AYKK–Grade ll listed Victorian C17th half-timbered building, Hereford UK. January 2021

RF2CE3XG0–16th century, city house, Bromsgrove Worcestershire. 16th Century wooden constructed around 16th century Bromsgrove, England, UK, Worcester, England,

Arch windows in a building in the UK Stock Photo

RFEF282D–Arch windows in a building in the UK

View through the windows on the top floor of dilapidated traditional Georgian Huguenot townhouse at 4 Princelet Street, Spitalfields, London UK. Stock Photo

RF2T27BXB–View through the windows on the top floor of dilapidated traditional Georgian Huguenot townhouse at 4 Princelet Street, Spitalfields, London UK.

RM2DR4JD8–LONGLEAT, UK - AUGUST 26, 2020. Longleat is an English stately home and the seat of the Marquesses of Bath. Longleat House, Wiltshire, UK, August 26,

St Hughs Choir pews in Lincoln cathedral, Lincoln City, Lincolnshire County, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2X01YAE–St Hughs Choir pews in Lincoln cathedral, Lincoln City, Lincolnshire County, England, UK

RF2CW9X9C–George Town, Penang, Malaysia - December 1, 2019: Heritage houses in Georgetown UNESCO Historic Heritage Site. Black and white retro style.

Fisgard Lighthouse Victoria BC Stock Photo

RM2G6A0CA–Fisgard Lighthouse Victoria BC

Looking up perspective of a pillar on a classic building in the UK Stock Photo

RFEFE78T–Looking up perspective of a pillar on a classic building in the UK

"Gallants", by A. C. Gow, in the Winter Exhibition of the Institute of Painters in Water Colours, 1869. Engraving of a painting. '...a pleasant peep at a bit of old London...with figures to correspond in costumes of the days of good Queen Bess...a bit of London as Shakspeare may have known it. Here is one of the narrow streets of the ancient City before the Great Fire, with its quaintly irregular rows of houses, chiefly timber-built, and with their successive overhanging stories and projecting eaves and gables, their narrow small-paned casements...There goes the staid well-to-do City Stock Photo

RM2XAP5MJ–"Gallants", by A. C. Gow, in the Winter Exhibition of the Institute of Painters in Water Colours, 1869. Engraving of a painting. '...a pleasant peep at a bit of old London...with figures to correspond in costumes of the days of good Queen Bess...a bit of London as Shakspeare may have known it. Here is one of the narrow streets of the ancient City before the Great Fire, with its quaintly irregular rows of houses, chiefly timber-built, and with their successive overhanging stories and projecting eaves and gables, their narrow small-paned casements...There goes the staid well-to-do City