The Automobile Association would like to thank the following individuals, associations, libraries photographers and other suppliers for their contribution to AA 'Interactive Britain and Ireland':~~~~Acknowledgements:~~Public Services, Brighton Pavilion; The Administrators, Cardiff Castle; Cardiff Bay Development Corp., for Cardiff Visitors' Centre; Christchurch College, Oxford; English Heritage, for access to Stonehenge; The National Trust, for access to Fountains Abbey; Roman Baths Museum, Bath; Kathleen Salmon, for Welsh language advice and other assistance; Sea Life Centre, Brighton; The Dean and Chapter of York, for York Minster.~~~~Audio material:~~David Allard and Anthony England, for audio production; Audio Production Co., for ambient music; Richard Cadbury and The Breakfast Club, for the Help audio.~~~~Database development:~~Joel M. Sciamma, Inventors Emporium~~~~Illustrations:~~The Maltings Partnership~~~~Music:~~'Skye Boat Song', composer Macleod, arr. Hepburn and Ince, library publisher KPM Music Ltd;~~'Capricco Festivo', composer Karl Heinz Krupp, library publisher Gema and John Fiddy Music~~~~Text material:~~David Allard; Donna Bailey; Richard Cavendish; Ian Currie; Wendy Dallas; Susan Gordon; Tim Jepson; Carol Lamble (for the Quiz); Stephen Nice; Penny Phenix; Sally Roy; Jo Sturges; Elizabeth Walters; Nia Williams; David Winpenny; Michael Wright.~~~~Settlement information in the Where section provided in electronic format by the AA's British Isles Database.~~~~Extracts have also been taken from AA Explore Britain's Historic Houses; AA Explore Britain's Castles; AA Exploring Britain's Long-Distance Paths; AA Town Walks in Britain; AA Days Out in Britain and Ireland; Secret Britain.~~~~Video material:~~BBC, for Blenheim Palace; Cornishman; May Day in Rochester; Sopwith Pup; Stonehenge; Up Helly Aa; storm scenes; Forth Bridge.~~British Pathe plc, for Winston Churchill, from 'A Year to Remember, 1945'.~~ETR, Oxford, for Encaenia procession; May Day in Oxford.~~ITN, for reconstruction of the Battle of Naseby.~~IVN Communications, for Young's Brewery; London buses and taxis; Covent Garden; Lord Mayor's Show; Tower of London.~~WTN, for reconstruction of the Young Pretender's landing at Glenfinnan; Highland Games; Coronation of Elizabeth II; crop circles; Louis Bleriot; State Opening of Parliament.~~Vincent Doyle, for new video footage in Edinburgh, Dublin, Brighton, Bath, Notting Hill, York, Stratford-upon-Avon, Fountains Abbey, Caerleon, Cambridge and Cardiff.~~~~Photographs:~~~~What screen~~~~ROBERT HARDING PICTURE LIBRARY, International Highland Games~~~~NATURE PHOTOGRAPHERS LTD, Wild goat (W Paton)~~~~Aspects of Britain and Ireland~~~~BRIDGEMAN ART LIBRARY, Mappa Mundi, detail, showing the Nile Delta and part of Africa, Illustrated with fantastical beasts and annotated in Latin, by Richard of Haldingham and Lafford, c.1920, (Trustees of the Hereford Mappa Mundi Trust/Hereford Cathedral/Bridgeman); Shoulder clasp in gold, garnet and millefiore glass, from the Sutton Hoo Ship Burial, Anglo-Saxon, c.625-30 AD (British Museum, London/Bridgeman)~~~~MARY EVANS PICTURE LIBRARY, 'The Hedger'; Little Boy Blue; Churchyard; Louis BlΘriot flies the Channel~~~~ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Fox hunting~~~~NATURE PHOTOGRAPHERS LTD, Hazel coppicing (P Sterry); Spider orchid (Robin Bush)~~~~NORTHERN IRELAND TOURIST BOARD, Irish linen~~~~WATERFORD GLASS, Selection of Waterford glass~~~~Civil War~~~~THE MANSELL COLLECTION, The Defence of Lathom House, 1644~~~~MARY EVANS PICTURE LIBRARY, Prince Rupert at Oxford; Prince Rupert's charge at Edgehill; Cromwell's victory at Preston; Cromwell at Dunbar; Cromwell, wounded, leads charge at Marston Moor~~~~Festivals and Customs~~~~BBC PROMS OFFICE, Promenade Concert~~~~BRADFORD FESTIVAL, Mela~~~~BRIDGEMAN ART LIBRARY, LONDON, The Tichborne Dole, 1670, by Van Tilbore, Gillis (1825-78) (Tichborne Park, Hampshire)~~~~CAMERA PRESS, Druids' Ceremony~~~~CHESTER TOURISM, Miracle Plays~~~~CITY OF GLASGOW COUNCIL, Hogmanay~~~~COLORSPORT, London Marathon; FA Cup Final; Oxford v Cambridge Rugby Union~~~~DURHAM CITY COUNCIL, Durham Miners' Gala~~~~EAST ANGLIAN DAILY TIMES, Great Dunmow Flitch Trial~~~~EDINBURGH PHOTOGRAPHIC LIBRARY, Riding the Marches~~~~MARY EVANS PICTURE LIBRARY, Painswick Church-clipping~~~~GLOUCESTER THREE CHOIRS FESTIVAL, Gloucester Cathedral~~~~TIM GRAHAM PICTURE LIBRARY, Royal Maunds~~~~ROBERT HARDING PICTURE LIBRARY, International Highland Games; Dickens Festival; Glyndebourne Opera Festival; Derby Day; Royal Academy Summer Exhibition; Horse of the Year Show; State Opening of Parliament; Remembrance Day~~~~ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Rugby football; Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race~~~~ISLE OF MAN TOURISM, Tynwald Ceremony~~~~LANCASHIRE EVENING POST, Egg-rolling~~~~LIME, International Eistedfodd~~~~NATIONAL MOTOR MUSEUM, London to Brighton Veteran Car Run~~~~NOTTINGHAM TOURISM, Nottingham Goose Fair~~~~ORKNEY PHOTOGRAPHIC, New Year's Day Ba' Game~~~~OXFORD PICTURE LIBRARY, Encaenia~~~~PAN-CELTIC FESTIVAL, Irish dancing~~~~PICTURE HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHY, Leeds International Piano Competition~~~~REDFERNS, Glasgow International Jazz Festival~~~~REX FEATURES, International Boat Show; Crufts Dog Show; 'Daily Mail' Ideal Home Exhibition~~~~DOC ROWE, Cheese-rolling; Haxey Hood; Plough Stots Dance; Straw Bear Festival; Wassailing the Apple Tree; Chinese New Year; Up Helly Aa; Hurling the Silver Ball; Charles the Martyr Day; Olney Pancake Races; Nutters Dance; Bottle-kicking and Hare Pie Scramble; Hocktide Ceremony; Helston Furry Dance; Planting the Penny Hedge; Beating the Bounds; Oak Apple Day; Grovely Forest Rights; Orange Day; Sham Fight; Swan Upping; Royal National Eistedfodd; Notting Hill Carnival; Abbots Bromley Horn Dance; Costermongers Harvest Festival; Bonfire Night; Firing the Fenny Poppers; Raising the Christmas Tree; Paper Boys of Marshfield; Mari Lwyd; Allendale Baal Fire; Town Criers' Competition~~~~ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, The Royal Show~~~~SIDMOUTH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL, International Festival of Folk Arts~~~~SPORTING PICTURES (UK) LTD, British Grand Prix; British Open Golf Championships; Grand National~~~~SE NEWS LTD/1066 NEWSPAPERS LTD, Blessing the Sea~~~~SLIDE FILE, St Patrick's Day~~~~JEAN SMITHSON, Weighing the Mayor~~~~DON SUTTON, Fleadh Cheoil na h'Eireann~~~~SCOTTISH BORDERS TOURIST BOARD, Galashiels Gathering; Eyemouth Herring Queen Festival~~~~BRIAN TARR, Cardiff Singer of the World~~~~PETER WESTWOOD~~Burns Night~~~~WALES TOURIST BOARD~~Coracle races~~~~Film and TV Locations~~~~CENTRAL BROADCASTING, 'Inspector Morse'~~~~RONALD GRANT ARCHIVE, 'Monty Python & the Holy Grail'; 'Chariots of Fire'; 'The Titchfield Thunderbolt'; 'Brief Encounter'; 'Doctor Dolittle'; 'Highlander'; 'Whisky Galore'; 'Inn of Sixth Happiness'; 'Ryan's Daughter'; 'Prisoner'; 'The Quiet Man';~~'The Dambusters'; 'Educating Rita'; 'Man of Aran'; 'Sense and Sensibility'; 'French Lieutenant's Woman'; 'Sleuth'; 'A Man for all Seasons'; 'Coronation Street' 'The Draughtsmans Contract'; 'The Englishman who went up a hill...'~~~~THE KOBAL COLLECTION, 'Room with a View'; 'Local Hero'; 'Rob Roy'; 'Restoration'; 'Braveheart'; 'Railway Children'; 'Hamlet'~~~~MERIDIAN BROADCASTING, Photograph of George Baker as Chief Inspector Wexford, reproduced with permission from Meridian Broadcasting Ltd., (c) Meridian Broadcasting 1994~~~~SPECTRUM COLOUR LIBRARY, 'Emmerdale'~~~~Gunpowder Plot~~~~THE MANSELL COLLECTION, Westminster 1647; Gunpowder Plot~~~~Industrial Heritage~~~~CITY OF LEEDS PROMOTION & TOURISM, Armley Mills~~~~NATIONAL COAL MINING MUSEUM~~~~WALSALL LEATHER CENTRE, Leather Museum~~~~The Jacobite Uprising~~~~MARY EVANS PICTURE LIBRARY, Battle of Prestonpans; Charles Edward Stuart in action~~~~THE MANSELL COLLECTION, "The Young Pretender"~~~~Literary Landscapes~~~~NATURE PHOTOGRAPHERS LTD, Otter (Geoff du Feu)~~~~SCOTTISH HIGHLAND PHOTO LIBRARY, Eriskay~~~~TYNE & WEAR MUSEUMS, William Black Street~~~~Mysterious Places~~~~DOLAUCOTHI GOLD MINE, Inside the mine~~~~NATURE PHOTOGRAPHERS LTD, Wild goat (W Paton)~~~~NORTHERN IRELAND TOURIST BOARD, Marble Arch Caves~~~~PICTURES COLOUR LIBRARY, The Pantheon, Stourhead House~~~~SCOTTISH HIGHLAND PHOTO LIBRARY, Old Man of Hoy~~~~SPECTRUM COLOUR LIBRARY, White Horse at Uffington; Fingal's Cave; Harvington Hall; Crop circles~~~~Romans in Britain~~~~BRIDGEMAN ART LIBRARY, Silver dish from Mildenhall Treasure, 4th century BC~~(British Museum, London)~~~~CADW, Segontium~~~~DOLAUCOTHI GOLD MINE~~~~COLCHESTER MUSEUM, Temple model~~~~Weather Watch~~~~NATURE PHOTOGRAPHERS LTD, Swarm of bees (Hugh Clarke)~~~~ZEFA PICTURES LTD, Rain; Lightning; Snow~~~~Who screen~~~~THE BRIDGEMAN ART LIBRARY, Mrs Langtry, exh.1828 by Poynter, Sir Edward John (1836-1919) (Jersey Museums Service); Portrait of Pocahontas, after the 1616 engraving by Simon van de Passe, English School (17th century) (National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institute); King Charles II of England (1630-85), c.1675 (vellum) by Dixon, Nicholas (c.1648-c.1708) (school of) (Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge)~~~~CAMERA PRESS, Alison Uttley~~~~THE HULTON GETTY PICTURE COLLECTION LTD, Michael Collins~~~~Who room~~~~BODLEIAN LIBRARY, Knights at Dinner; Constrainte - Abstinance Faux - Semblant~~~~MARY EVANS, Medieval Manuscripts, Britain Map 1476~~~~Who articles~~~~AKG, Alfred Hitchcock;George Friedrich Handel; Florence Nightingale; George Orwell; Ludwig Wittgenstein~~~~BOSTON FAMILY, Lucy Boston~~~~BRIDGEMAN ART LIBRARY, Richard I Enthroned, from Historia Major by Matthew Paris, c.1240 (British Library, London); Charles II of England (1630-85), c.1675 (vellum) by Dixon, Nicholas (c.1648-1708) (school of) (Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge); Elizabeth Garrett Anderson (1836-1917), portrait photograph by Stanislas Walery (fl.1884-98) (Stapleton Collection); King Arthur and Sir Lancelot, stained-glass window, by William Morris & Co., 1862 (Bradford Art Galleries and Museums); St Augustine from a polyptych, c.1320 (egg tempera and gold on panel) by Martini, Simone (1284-1344) (Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge); Miniature of St Brendan and a Siren. St Brendan Codex (Heidelberg University Library, Germany); St Cuthbert by Bede, Latin (Durham). Life and Miracles of St Cuthbert (12th century) (British Library, London); St George and the Dragon by Nisart, Pedro (15th century) Museo Diocesano de Mallorca/Index; Flora Macdonald, 1747 by Wilson, Richard (1714-82) (Scottish National Portrait Gallery); Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1869-1928), 1914 by Newbery, Francis Henry (1855-1946) (Scottish National Portrait Gallery); William de Morgan, 1909 by de Morgan, Evelyn (1855-1919) (The William de Morgan Foundation, London); Portrait of Pocahontas, after the 1616 engraving by Simon van de Passe, English School (17th century) (National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institute); Robert the Bruce and his second wife, the daughter of the Earl of Ulster, Seton's Armorial Crests (National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh); Death of Wat Tyler (d.1381) in front of Richard II, killed by Lord Mayor Walworth for wishing to abolish serfdom, from Vol 11 (covering the period 1377-89), by Jehan Froissart (c.1460-80), Chroniques de France et d'Angleterre (British Library, London); New Testament, Tyndale Bible (1534), translated from the Greek by William Tyndale, revised version, pub. Nov 1534 in Antwerp (British Library, London); Portrait of Sir Alfred Waterhouse, 1891 by Alma-Tadema, Sir Lawrence (1836-1912) (Bonhams, London); James Watt (1736-1819), after William Beechey (1753-1839) by Partridge, John (1790-1872) (Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh); Panel depicting St Andrew at the Supper at Emmaus (Victoria & Albert Museum, London); A Scribe (probably Bede) writing, by Bede, Latin (Durham), Life and Miracles of St Cuthbert (12th century) (British Library, London); Henry III being crowned, 14th century, Decrees of Kings of Anglo-Saxon and Norman England (British Library, London); Mrs Langtry, exh.1828 by Poynter, Sir Edward John (1836-1919) (Jersey Museums Service); William Penn receiving the Charter of Pennsylvania from King Charles II of England by Stewart, Allan (1865-1951) (John Noott Galleries, Broadway, Worcs.); Thomas Tompion, holding a watch, a copy of a contemporary miniature, 1900 (card) by Anonymous (Worshipful Company of Clockmakers' Collection); William the Conquerer riding with his soldiers, Liber Legum Antiquorum Regum (c.1321) (British Library, London); King Cnut (1016-35), Liber Legum Antiquorum Regum (c.1321) (British Library, London); Edward IV receiving the book from the Author, by Jean Batard de Wavrin, Flanders (Bruges), c.1470-80, Anciennes Chroniques de'Angleterre (15th century) (British Library, London); Portrait of Lucie Rie (1902-95) and Bernard Leach (b.1887) (Photo credit: Peter Kinnear); Dick Whittington, engraving by Elstracke, Rebold or Reginold (1571-c.1625) (British Museum, London)~~~~CAMERA PRESS, Ove Arup; Sir Barnes Wallis; Richard Llewelyn; Gavin Maxwell; Alison Uttley~~~~CORBIS UK LTD, Sir Archibald McIndoe; John Buchan~~~~MASTERS, FELLOWS & SCHOLARS, CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, Christopher Marlowe~~~~DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL, William McGonegal~~~~ET ARCHIVE, Geoffrey Chaucer; Edmund Halley; Donald McGill; Sir William Herschel; Karl Marx; Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots; A R Wallace; Sir Richard Burton;Thomas Becket; Lewis Carroll; Captain James Cook; Edward I; Edward the Black Prince; Edward the Confessor; Sir Alexander Fleming; Kate Greenaway; King John; Anna Pavlova; King James I of England and VI of Scotland; King David of Scotland; King Edward III of England~~~~EASTERN COUNTIES NEWSPAPERS, Anna Sewell~~~~MARY EVANS PICTURE LIBRARY, Mrs C F Alexander; Alexander III, Countess Markievicz; John Napier; E Nesbit; Michael Davitt; Sir Benjamin Baker; Aphra Behn; William Caxton; G K Chesterton; Thomas Cook; Henry Fielding; John Paul Jones; Thomas Robert Malthus; St Patrick; Arthur Rackham; St Swithin; Richard Trevithick; Dick Turpin; William Burke; Charles Cruft~~~~GEC MARCONI, Guglielmo Marconi~~~~RONALD GRANT ARCHIVE, Sir Alexander Korda; Oliver Hardy; Charlie Chaplin; Charles Laughton~~~~SEAN HAGERTY, Charles Tunnicliffe~~~~HALLE (G.MACDOMNIE), Sir John Barbirolli~~~~THE HULTON GETTY PICTURE COLLECTION LTD, Gracie Fields; Eamon de Valera; Dr Barnado; E F Benson; Sir John Betjemen; Enid Blyton; George Cadbury; Sir Roger Casement; John Christie; Sir John Cockroft; Michael Collins; Lord Hugh Dowding; Henry Cotton; Dr Crippen; Richmal Crompton; Joe Davis; Sir Geoffrey de Havilland; Ian Fleming; Kenneth Grahame; Barbara Hepworth; Alexander Issigonis; Jack the Ripper; Eric Liddell; Sir Allen Lane; Sir Harry Lauder; C S Lewis;~~Marie Lloyd;Nancy Mitford; Sir Oswald Mosley; Vita Sackville-West; Sir Laurence Olivier; Sir Gordon Richards; Sir Nikolaus Pevsner; Kim Philby; Sir Karl Popper; Sir Herbert Austin; Ferdinand James de Rothschild; Siegfried Sassoon; Peter Sellers; Thomas Sopwith; Bram Stoker; William Fox Talbot; J R R Tolkien; Mary Webb; P G Wodehouse; Sir Basil Spence; Sir Stanley Matthews; Billy Butlin; John McCormack; L S Lowry; Louis Leaky; R D Blackmore; John Boys Dunlop; Edith Cavell; Sir Francis Chichester; Daphne du Maurier~~~~ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Lord Baden-Powell; David Livingstone; Stanley Baldwin; David Lloyd-George; Sir Marc Isambard Brunel; Ramsay Macdonald; Malcolm Campbell; Montgomery of Alamein; Dame Agatha Christie; Lord Louis Mountbatten; Sir Winston Churchill; Viscount Palmerston; Charles Dickens; Fred Perry; Benjamin Disraeli; Cecil Rhodes; Sir Edward Elgar; Charles Stuart Rolls; Michael Faraday; Sir Henry Morton Stanley; William Ewart Gladstone; George Stephenson; W G Grace; Robert Louis Stephenson; James Keir Hardie; Queen Victoria; Thomas Hardy; H G Wells; Rudyard Kipling; Oscar Wilde; T E Lawrence (of Arabia)~~FRANCIS KILVERT SOCIETY, Francis Kilvert~~~~THE MANSELL COLLECTION, George Hudson; William II~~~~THE MITCHELL LIBRARY, Neil Munro~~~~NATIONAL LIBRARY OF SCOTLAND, Neil Gunn~~~~NATIONAL LIBRARY OF WALES , Iolo Morgannwg; Llewelyn (The Great); Owain Glyndwr~~~~NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY, pictures credited in captions~~~~OXFORD PHOTOGRAPHIC LIBRARY, Flora Thompson~~~~MASTERS & FELLOWS, PEMBROKE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, Sir Edmund Spenser~~~~POPPERFOTO, Margery Allingham; Laura Ashley; Anna Freud; Peter Scott; Lord Reith; Jim Clarke; General Eisenhower; Brendan Behan; Wing Commander Leonard Cheshire~~~~PORTMEIRION HOTEL, Sir Clough Williams-Ellis~~~~REX FEATURES, Cecil Beaton; Margaret Thatcher; Roald Dahl; Gerald Durrell; William Golding; Sir Alec Douglas Home; Philip Larkin; Sir David Lean; John Lennon; Sir Henry Moore~~~~ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, David Douglas~~~~TATE GALLERY, Henry Hudson~~~~TOPHAM PICTURE POINT, Arthur Ransome~~~~GILBERT WHITE MUSEUM, Gilbert White~~~~REG WILSON, Sir Frederick Ashton; Dame Margot Fonteyn~~~~Timeline screens~~~~New Stone Age - 15th century~~~~BRIDGEMAN ART LIBRARY, Robert the Bruce, and his second wife, the daughter of the Earl of Ulster, Seton's Armorial Crests (National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh); The Battle of Agincourt, 1415 by Martial de Paris (known as Auvergne), Vigils of Charles VII, (1484) (Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris)~~~~BRITISH MUSEUM, Hand axe; Battersea Shield; E Squiline Treasure Projecta Casket~~~~ET ARCHIVE, Domesday Book; Thomas α Becket stained glass; Book of Kells~~~~16th-18th century~~~~BRIDGEMAN ART LIBRARY, The Execution of King Charles I of England, by Weesop (an eyewitness), 1649 by Van Dyck, Sir Anthony (1599-1641) (after), Private collection; Battle of Culloden, 16 April 1746, print published by Laurie and Whittle, London 1797 (British Library, London); The Restoration of King Charles II, Raised silk embroidery, c.1665 (Holborne Museum and Crafts Study Centre, Bath); The Great Fire of London, 1666 by Dutch School (17th century) (Museum of London)~~~~MARY EVANS PICTURE LIBRARY, Henry VII Crowned at Bosworth; Original 'Globe'~~~~ET ARCHIVE, Defeat of Spanish Armada; Mr Healey's Sheep; Battle of the Boyne~~~~PETER NEWARK'S AMERICAN PICTURES, 'Mayflower'~~~~19th-20th century~~~~BRIDGEMAN ART LIBRARY, 'The Hay Wain' by Constable, John (1776-1837) (National Gallery, London); Lord John Stalking over the Boroughmakers, at The Rotten Representation in Danger, pub. by J Fairburn, 1831 (engraving) by Sharpshooter, (fl.1829-40) (Private collection); Florence Nightingale receiving the wounded at Scutari, 1856 by Barrett, Jerry (1824-1906) (Forbes Magazine Collection, New York); Recruiting poster "Remember the Lusitania" (Private Collection)~~~~MARY EVANS PICTURE LIBRARY, Penny Black; Charles Darwin~~~~20th century~~~~FIRST GARDEN CITY HERITAGE MUSEUM, Letchworth Garden City poster~~~~POPPERFOTO, 'The Titanic'; Easter Rising~~~~CORBIS UK LTD, Edward and Mrs Simpson~~~~THE HULTON GETTY PICTURE COLLECTION LTD, "War is Declared" poster~~ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, First television~~~~ROBERT OPIE, Ration Card; Dried milk and cod liver oil~~~~POPPERFOTO, Ruth Ellis; Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II; England win World Cup 1966; Edward Heath signs for Common Market~~~~REX FEATURES, Oil rig; Live Aid Concert; Falklands; The Beatles~~~~When articles~~~~BODLEIAN LIBRARY, OXFORD, Field patterns~~~~BRIDGEMAN ART LIBRARY, Restoration of Charles II, Raised silk embroidery, c.1665 (Holborne Museum and Crafts Study Centre, Bath); Battle of Agincourt, 1415 by Martial de Paris (known as Auvergne), Vigils of Charles VII, (1484) (Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris); The Royal Oak Tree (English Revolution), engraving, 1651 (British Library, London); Execution of Charles I of England, by Weesop (an eyewitness), 1649 by Van Dyck, Sir Anthony (1599-1641) (after) (Private collection); Great Fire of London, 1666 by Dutch School (17th century) (Museum of London); 'The Hay Wain' by Constable, John (1776-1837) (National Gallery, London); Cheering the Chief Scout, Dowry Square, Hotwells, 1913 by Titcomb, William Holt Yates (1858-1930) (City of Bristol Museum and Art Gallery); Recruiting Poster "Remember the Lusitania" (Private collection); The Magna Carta of Liberties, 1215 (Department of the Environment, London); The Surrender of Yorktown, 1781 by Van Blarenberghe, Louis Nicolas (1716-94) (Chateau de Versailles, France); Lord John Stalking over the Boroughmakers, at The Rotten Representation in Danger, pub. by J Fairburn, 1831 (engraving) by Sharpshooter (fl.1829-40) (Private collection); View of the Furniture section of the Great Exhibition 1851 (colour print) by Anonymous (Private collection); Florence Nightingale receiving the wounded at Scutari, 1856 by Barrett, Jerry (1824-1906) (Forbes Magazine Collection, New York); "Torturing women in prison - Vote Against the Government" poster published by the National Women's Social and Political Union, printed by David Allen & Sons Ltd, 1913 (British Library, London); Two pages of a printed book by William Caxton (c.1422-91) (Private collection); Battle of Culloden, 16 April 1746, print published by Laurie and Whittle, London 1797 (British Library, London); Liverpool and Manchester Railway: 1833: a second class train, 1833 and Rainhill trials, 1820, won by G Stephenson's 'Rocket', and Stockton to Darlington Railroad: the Opening, 1825 (print) (Museum of British Transport)~~~~BRITISH MUSEUM, Hand axe; E Squiline Treasure Projecta Casket; Battersea Shield~~~~CORBIS UK LTD, Edward and Mrs Simpson~~~~DEVIZES ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, Queen Matilda~~~~ET ARCHIVE, Domesday Book; Battle of the Boyne; Labour election poster; Revolution in India; Book of Kells; Defeat of Spanish Armada; Plague; General Strike Headlines; Festival of Britain Poster; Gunpowder Plotters; Thomas α Becket~~~~ MARY EVANS PICTURE LIBRARY, Original Globe Theatre; Penny Black; Charles Darwin; Jack the Ripper; BlΘriot's first flight; Henry VII Crowned at Bosworth; Death of Llywelyn; Coronation of James I; St Pauls - Rebuilding; Expulsion of the Monks;~~Victoria in her Coronation Robes;Potato Famine; Henry II~~~~FIRST GARDEN CITY HERITAGE MUSEUM, Letchworth Garden City poster~~~~ROBERT HARDING PICTURE LIBRARY, M25 and M11 junction~~~~THE HULTON GETTY PICTURE COLLECTION LTD, "War is declared" poster~~~~ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, First television~~~~THE MANSELL COLLECTION, Luddite Riots; The Parliament of Owain Glyndwr;~~Tolpuddle Martyrs; Plague, Black Death, 'Bring out your Dead'; First iron bridge, Coalbrookdale; Facsimile of a page of an original score of the 'Messiah'~~~~THE MITCHELL LIBRARY, Convicts building roads, Sydney, Australia~~~~PETER NEWARK'S AMERICAN PICTURES , 'Mayflower'~~~~ROBERT OPIE COLLECTION, Ration book; Dried milk and cod liver oil~~~~POPPERFOTO, Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II; England win World Cup 1966; Decimalisation; Bloody Sunday; The Titanic; Easter Rising; Scapa Flow, Hindenberg; Ruth Ellis; Army Patrol, Port Said - Suez; Aldermaston March; Edward Heath signs for Common Market~~~~REX FEATURES, The Beatles; Oil rig; Falklands; Bob Geldof at Live Aid Concert; Live Aid Concert; Channel Tunnel; Margaret Thatcher~~~~ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, KEW, Le Tabac, ou Nicotine; La Pomme de Terre~~~~ULSTER AMERICAN FOLK PARK, Leaving the Land (Feature)~~~~Where articles~~~~DENNIS HARDLEY STOCK PHOTOGRAPHS, View towards Rum and Eigg; View towards Rum; View of Skye Bridge; View towards Ailsa Craig; Old Jetty at Kilchattan; Sandy Cove in Armeinish Bay (Gigha); Port Askaig Harbour; Spring view towards Paps of Jura; Rothesay town centre~~~~SPECTRUM COLOUR LIBRARY, Broch of Mousa; Fingal's Cave~~~~AA PHOTO LIBRARY~~All the remaining photographs are from the Automobile Association's own Library with contributions from:~~~~Stuart Abrahams, Alan Grierley, Ken Paterson~~Martyn Adelman, T Griffiths, Andrew Perkins~~Pat Aithie, R Hall, Roy Rainford~~M Alexander, Dennis Hardley, Neil Ray~~M Alward-Coppin, Carol Harley, Douglas Robertson~~Adrian Baker, Richard Hayman, Graham Rowatt~~Peter Baker, Jim Henderson, Vijay Satel~~Stuart Bates, Chris Hill , Peter Sharpe~~Vic Bates, Stephen Hill, Michael Short~~Jeff Beazley, A J Hopkins, Barrie Smith~~Andrew Besley, D Jackson, Forbes Stephenson~~M Birkitt, Bob Johnson, A F Stonehouse~~Liam Blake, Jill Johnson, Tony Souter~~Jamie Blandford, Caroline Jones, Rick Strange~~E A Bowness, T Kelly, Richard Surman~~Peter Brown, Paul Kenward, David Tarn~~D Burchill, S King, Michael Taylor~~Ian Burgum, Andrew Lawson, Tom Teegan~~Jim Carnie, Cameron Lees, James Tims~~Douglas Corrance, Susan Lund, Tom D Timms~~Derek Croucher, S & O Matthews, Martin Trelawny~~Rick Czaja, Eric Meacher, Peter Trenchard~~Peter Davis, C Mellor, Andy Tryner~~Steve Day, John Miller, R Victor~~Michael Diggin, Andrew Molyneux, Wyn Voysey~~Robert Earnes, Colin Molyneux, Ronnie Weir~~R J Edwards, John Morrison, Jonathan Welsh~~Eric Ellington, Robert Mort, Linda Whitwam~~Richard Elliot, Roger Moss, Harry Williams~~Robin Fletcher, John Mottishaw, Peter Wilson~~Derek Forss, George Munday, Tim Woodcock~~Stephen Gibson, Rich Newton, Gregory Wrona~~P Goodrum, C Nicholls, John Wyand~~Joan Gravell, David Noble, T Wyles~~Van Greaves, V P Otter, Peter Zollier~~Steve Gregory
