presentations

There's only 10 blokes in this football side - looks like the goalie had gone missing. Or perhaps he'd been sent off even before the game had begun. I like the guy far right in the back row. Looks like he wanted to disown the rest of the side. The sunshine throws unfortunate light on all their paunches, but they look a tough crowd and I wouldn't have fancied playing them.

Brilliant really Fantastic

Note the railway’s crest in the top corner

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They became part of the LMS following the 1923 grouping.

No two of their stations were more than 5 miles apart!

A Presentation to B. Shaw, to be sure !

The football team of the L&YR Carriage and Wagon works at Newton Heath, Manchester, evolved into Manchester United F.C.

Image 9 of 35 says "From a few of his Old Friends in the Irish and English and South of Ireland Traffic Conferences June 1902"

Image 30 of 35 says "Illuminated by McCarr, Stevenson & Orr, Ltd., in succession to Marcus Ward & Co., Belfast"

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"In 1924 the artist Denman Fink and the architect Phineas Paist transformed a coral rock quarry into what Florida postcards soon called 'the most beautiful outdoor swimming pool in the world.' With its green lagoons, shady porticoes, vine-covered loggias and tile-roofed towers, the ''Venetian Pool" in Coral Gables became the perfect backdrop for William Jennings Bryan and others expounding the virtues of Florida." [1] "When William Jennings Bryan (1860–1925), the three-time Democratic nominee for president, was hired to promote the brand-new town of Coral Gables in the early 1920's, he proclaimed, 'You can wake up in the morning and tell the biggest lie you can think of about the future of Coral Gables, and before you go to bed at night you will be ashamed of your modesty.' " [2] As the spokesman for George E. Merrick's new planned community Coral Gables, Bryan addressed large crowds across the Venetian pool for an annual salary of over $100,000. Bryan moved to Coconut Grove in Miami, Florida in 1913. He called his home on Brickell Avenue Villa Serena. Later, in 1925, he moved to a new home further south in Coconut Grove on Main Highway called Marymont. [3]