victorians

25 photos tagged victorians, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1884
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Dignitaries assembled on Roker Pier, 1895

  • Miocene said:
    Stothert & Pitt of Bath poduced Titan blocksetting cranes for the construction of breakwaters and artificial harbours. I don't think this is one of theirs, but I could be wrong.
  • optimal chicken said:
    What a great photograph!
  • Vidar Ringstad said:
    Vue dans le groupe
    Seen in
    La grosse grue de Ground Zero
    Montrez vos grues
  • Wayne Hill said:
    WOW now that's spectacular.

Commissariat Corps

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  • Jamas von Rockmann said:
    What a fantastic Site to explore, Top Notch !! well put together and the visual history great way to learn. Thank You !!!
  • Danny McL said:
    Commissariat is spelt incorrectly, it has two m's.
  • Danny McL said:
    I recognise from other comments here that some of the spellings are using archaic forms and are taken from the original descriptions - but it raises an interesting debate about accessibility. If people want to find the material, here or in any archive, are they going to be able to do so if archaic or incorrect spellings were used and the modern equivalent is not also provided for search / reference purposes?
  • The National Archives UK said:
    Ah. This one is an error. That is Beato's spelling but my intention was that image titles and tags would use modern spelling to help with searching. Oh well. Easily fixed.
  • Chris Harrison said:
    it's really great to know Danny is checking all your spelling, isn't it!

Native manner of throwing

  • Danny McL said:
    Showing is spelt wrong in the description.
  • mikelavoie said:
    Actually, that's the old British spelling. Keep in mind, the quotation marks indicate the part of the caption that's from 1884.