Add MS 86407

Coleridge Family Papers. Vol. cmxiii. Large photographs; c. 1854-1884, n.d.

1. John Taylor Coleridge, sitting in a leather armchair holding a book; c.1860s. The photograph was taken by Kilburn and has been mounted in a guard with gilt edges.

2. Elizabeth Eastlake, photographed by Lock and Whitfield; May 1875. Cabinet card.

3. Jane Fortescue, Lady Coleridge in rustic costume; c.1860s. Photographed by Elliott and Fry. Cabinet card, possibly an earlier photograph reused.

4. Photographs of the monument to Jane Fortescue, Lady Coleridge; c.1878. Photographer: Henry Hayman of Launceston. Five copies, on flimsy paper.

5. Two photographs of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster (1815-1881); c. 1873. Cabinet cards.

6. John Campbell Shairp, Principal of the United College at St Andrews (1819-1885); 1884. Cabinet card, inscribed 'J.C. Shairp from E.S.'

7. 'Binney', probably Horace Binney junior (1809-1870); n.d. 198 x 153mm.

8. James A Garfield. Cabinet card.

9. A family group, possibly the Francis George Coleridges; after 1854.

10. Two photographs of a young gentleman, possibly one of the Mackarness family; n.d. [1870s]. Photographer A. & G Taylor of Sheffield.

11. A group, probably university men; n.d. Cabinet card. Two copies.

12. Two images of two adolescent girls holding sheet music; n.d. One girl is certainly shown in both portraits, the other is probably different in each case. Perhaps some of the Mackarness girls. Cabinet card, photographer Williams and Sugden of Exeter.

13. Eight cabinet cards of unidentified sitters, some taken by photographers in Oxford; n.d.

14. 'The Hotel at Matrcara in the Cordilleras of Peru, 7,788 feet above the sea'; 1879. Inscribed, possibly by Stephen Coleridge.

15. 'The last of the flock'; n.d. A man carrying a sheep; a young boy is holding on to the bottom of his coat and they are watched by a bearded gentleman in a trilby hat and long coat. Photographic firm J. P. Abraham of Keswick and J. Brumsfield of Threlkeld.

16. 'Simon Lee, the runing [sic] Huntsman; n.d. A man in a bowler looks on as the bearded gentleman of the previous photographs wields a pickaxe outside a single-story, windowless building with stone roof tiles. Photographic firm J. P. Abraham of Keswick and J. Brumsfield of Threlkeld.

17. Photograph of the north aisle in Ottery St Mary Church, looking west towards the window installed in memory of Lady Frances Patteson.

18. 'No. 86C Nottingham Corporation Allotment gardens, Houngar Hills'; n.d. Two photographs pasted next to each other on a card mount 174 x 84mm.

19. Photograph of a cottage, an unidentified small boy is standing in the gateway; n.d.

20. Photograph of a canal lock with water pouring in; n.d.