Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
An unknown photographer shot some stunning photographs of the life in England in his grand tour through Europe in 1904.
And here they are.
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| Organ grinder and daughter, London, England, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Punting at Magdalen Bridge, Oxford, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Cockington Forge, Devon, England, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Eights crew at Keble College barge, Oxford, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Spectators, Eights Week, Oxford, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Street scene in London, England, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| An old fisherman in Clovelly, Devon, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| The boat crush, Eights Week, Oxford, 1904 |
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| Eights Week, Oxford, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| The quay at Clovelly, Devon, England, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Omnibuses, London, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| New Inn, Clovelly, Devon, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| New Inn with donkeys, Clovelly, Devon, 1904 |
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| Quay, Clovelly, Devon, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Steep street, Clovelly, Devon, 1904 |
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| Oxford rowing club, Oxford, England, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Oxford, England, 1904 |
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| The Ship Inn, Porlock Weir, Somerset, England, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Blue Ball Inn, Countisbury, Lynmouth, Devon, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Horses, carts, and bobbies, England, 1904 |
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| Street scene in London, England, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Ladies in the garden, London, 1904 |
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| Street scene in London, England, 1904 |
Rare Vintage Photographs That Capture Daily Life in England in the Early 1900
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| Dining Hall at Christ Church University, Oxford, 1904 |
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| Steep street, Clovelly, Devon, 1904 |
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