Henry Taunt Collection (1860-1922) Gallery
Photography company active 1860-1922
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Featured Henry Taunt Collection (1860-1922) Print
Floral Festival, Chipping Campden CC73_00462
CHIPPING CAMPDEN, Gloucestershire. A milkmaid with a calf followed by a cart bedecked in flowers and flags form part of the procession through the Cotswold town during the Floral Festival. The Flower Festival was part of Chipping Campden's long established tradition of Whitsun festivities that continued up until the outbreak of the First World War. Photographed by Henry Taunt in 1896
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Featured Henry Taunt Collection (1860-1922) Print
Waiting for the Rails Head Ferry, Isleworth CC72_02178
NAZARETH HOUSE, Isleworth, Hounslow, London. The buildings of the convent of the Sisters of Nazareth, rebuilt on the site of Isleworth House by Edward Blore in 1832, taken from across the river Thames. A young lady is waiting for the Rails Head ferry boat in the foreground. Photographed by Henry Taunt between 1860 - 1922
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Featured Henry Taunt Collection (1860-1922) Print
Highclere Castle CC72_01054
HIGHCLERE CASTLE, Highclere, Hampshire. The exterior of the largest mansion in Hampshire from the north-east. An Elizabethan-style remodelling of an earlier classical mansion by Sir Charles Barry in 1839-42 for Henry Herbert, 3rd Earl of Carnarvon. Photographed in 1890s by Henry Taunt. Film location for Downton Abbey
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