"Michael,
I visited a few years ago when some repairs were mooted (
made some conservation suggestions) and had no difficulty in finding the headstone. I can let you have details . . .
John Winstone 17/10/2022"
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Eastman No2 - John Arthur Roebuck Rudge - JAR to his friends
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Eastman No1 - A Story Of Steamer Passengers
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"Michael - Def up for that. Great Man Great Work
The photo is Googlable - from a blog -The Importance of Being Earnest (and Ernest) – Discover (brightonmuseums.org.uk)
2012 if memory serves - St Michael's Cemetry in Bath."
"I tried to find Rudge's grave yesterday, without any success. I'll try again. It would be nice to restore the grave. "
Eastman No2 - John Arthur Roebuck Rudge - JAR to his friends
Photograph of a gardener holding a hose and doffing to a seated young lady. Here is a man who likes to joke.Mr. John Arthur Roebuck Rudge - JAR to his friends was a man with a heart and a sense of humour. His first 'film' if it can be called that…See More
Eastman No1 - A Story Of Steamer Passengers
Above an image of an early Eastman No1 showing passengers congregating, taking the air on a steamer.There are four passengers facing the camera:And they can be identified as the following:…See More
"This is a view looking north across the Thames taken from the old boat station at Kew. The new Kew bridge - elevated section - can just be seen in the left hand corner on the far shore. There are three buildings used to identify the view. I have…"
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Brighton Beach Photography - A TinType - Part One
Recently found this Tin Type on a notable online auction site and thought what lovely bonnets the couple are wearing. On that and nothing else I decided to buy the picture. When it arrived I removed the frame and glass protection and scanned the image at 1200dpi to see what I had bought.
A superb backdrop of three of the arches on Brighton…
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- At 10:20 on October 17, 2022,
John Winstone said…
David,
The b&w photo of the College Street house in Bristol you posted, demolished by Bristol Corporation as was all the street although protected, proved not to be the birthplace of Wm F-G, although for years it was believed to have been, until Reece Winstone FRPS, organiser of the 1955 centenary of F-G's birth - Bristol end, sought clarification from the City Architvist. She advised that the street had been renumbered and that the birthplace was a double-fronted house at the back of the Council House (now 'City Hall'), no 12 College Street. See Bristol As It Was 1953-56 by Reece Winstone, pp 33-45 for fully illustrated story.
John Winstone - www.reecewinstone.co.uk
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