Marian Wenzel Exhibition
Marian Wenzel setting up an exhibition of her work in London, January 1972. Reproduced by kind permission of the Daily Telegraph.
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Amphritite – a sculpture by Marian Wenzel
Amphritite – a sculpture by Marian Wenzel. Photo by Abingdon County Hall Museum.
Stecci at Radimlja, Bosnia
Stecci at Radimlja, Bosnia. Photo by Kit36a at Hungarian Wikipedia, from Wikipedia commons.
The Islamic glass fragments at the Abingdon County Hall Museum
The Islamic glass fragments at the Abingdon County Hall Museum. Photo by the Abingdon County Hall Museum.
Bromley Challenor junior in his formal dress as Town Clerk. He would have worn his wig, gown, and collar and bands on important civic occasions.
Bromley Challenor junior
Abingdon Hospital stone tablet
The inscription on the Abingdon Joint Hospital. It includes ‘B. Challenor. Clerk.’
© Jackie Smith 2017
Municipal Chronicles
The title page of Selections from the Municipal Chronicles of the Borough of Abingdon and, attached on the left, a letter from Bromley junior dated 23 December 1904 to the recently elected new mayor, E L Shepherd, sending him a copy of the book.
© Photographed from a privately owned copy by the owner.
Candelabrum
The Candelabrum.
The image is from The Abingdon Corporation plate ed. A C Baker, author A E Preston, Abingdon, 1958, pp. 56-58).
Bromley junior and his family
Bromley junior and his family outside The Firs in 1912.
From left to right: young Bromley, Mercy, Norman, Bromley junior and his wife Martha, Gladys, Ethel, Basil, Oscar. (Marion, his third daughter, had died of scarlet fever when she was 5 years old.)
© With thanks to Marion Cox
NLS Extract from the OS 1854 Map
Extract from the OS 1874 1:500 town plan of Abingdon (published in about 1877) showing the housing immediately to the west of the Saw Mills on the corner of Spring Road and at the start of March Road, the main road going west out of town.
There are three villas followed by three pairs of semi-detached cottages. The central villa is a single dwelling while both its neighbours are divided into two dwellings.
© National Library of Scotland
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