Part one of this post took us through the family photo album up to their voyage across from Boston to Liverpool. The first section of the album after the crossing contains photographs from their travels across Scotland, Wales, and England.
The order of the photographs in the United Kingdom, as I mentioned before,
appears to be out of order unless the family crisscrossed and doubled back on
themselves. They covered a lot of ground, visiting Scotland, Wales, and central
England. The map shows all the places where they took photographs.
This is the order of the photograph locations as placed in
the album:
Scotland
v Ellen’s Island (Loch Katrine) v Melrose Abbey
The first photograph in the album after their arrival is at Ellen’s Island (the Island on which Sir Walter Scott’s Lady of the Lake resides) on the Loch Katrine in Scotland, near Loch Lomand and Stirling.
Clockwise from top right: Ellen's Lake on Loch Katrine, page 9; Ellen's Lake today; Melrose Abbey, page 11 |
England
v Eton v Leicester
v Windsor Castle v Leamington (again)
v Leamington v Kenilworth Castle
v To Stratford on horse-drawn cart v Blenheim Castle
v River Avon v Woodstock
v Shakespeare Tavern v Chaucer House
v Shakespeare Hotel v Oxford
v Shakespeare Memorial v Canterbury (Cathedral, Bishop’s
v Ann Hathaway Cottage House, and Roman Arch)
v Warwick Castle
Wales
v Llanberis v Train up Yr Wyddfa (Mount Snowdon)
v Betws-y-co-ed (Fairy Glen) v Top of Yr Wyddfa (Mount Snowdon)
Top to bottom: Betws-y-co-ed, page 63; Climbing Yr Wyddfa, page 69; Top of Yr Wyddfa, page 67, L-R Lewis, Fannie, Scott, Mrs. Baldwin |
England (again)
v London from the Thames v Durham
v Windsor Castle (again) v Eton Hall (again)
v London Houses of Parliament v River Dee (Wales/England border)
v London Westminster Abbey v Duke of Westminster Garden
v London St. Margaret’s Church v Eton Hall (again)
v London Nelson Monument v Chester
v London Tower Bridge v St. John’s, ruins of old St. John’s
v York v Hawarden Keep – near Chester
v Lake Windemere (1300 AD)
v Lincoln v Gladstone residence
From England they went to Paris and beyond . . . see part
three for their travels on the Continent!
Sources:
England map: Google Maps https://www.google.com/maps
Ellen’s Lake: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2917556, copyright David Dixon and licensed for reuse under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/
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