John Sheldon's photos with the keyword: Victorian

Chronicle Of Vital Individual Distancing, day 25. The archway passes under a wide track that now gives access to a farm. The track may originally have been used in the mining industry so the brick tunnel would have provided access from one mine to another without crossing the track.

This very old trade sign has survived above a doorway in some mid-18th century buildings in Richmond, Yorkshire, England. The sign is probably 19th century and is a reminder of how important metalworking was in NE England during the 19th century Industrial Revolution. Location: between 18 and 19 Market Place, Richmond, Yorkshire, England.

A Victorian garden seat at Tatton Park Gardens.

Hot water tap, part of a Victorian fireplace/oven at Lacock Abbey At Lacock Abbey (the home of Henry Talbot, pioneer of photography).