Medal commemorating Queen Charlotte's birthday, reverse
This medal was produced at Matthew Boulton's Soho Mint to commemorate the birthday of Queen Charlotte on 19 May 1795. She spent the day at Frogmore, the house built by Nash for her near Windsor.
The ...
Medal commemorating the death of Matthew Boulton by Edward Thomason
This silver medal was produced by Edward Thomason to commemorate the death of Matthew Boulton. Thomason, by then one of Birmingham's leading metalware manufacturers had served his apprenticeship at Boulton's ...
Medal commemorating the death of Matthew Boulton by Edward Thomason (reverse)
This silver medal was produced by Edward Thomason to commemorate the death of Matthew Boulton. Thomason, by then one of Birmingham's leading metalware manufacturers had served his apprenticeship at Boulton's ...
Medal Commemorating the Death of Matthew Boulton, obverse
This medal was produced by Matthew Robinson Boulton to commemorate his father.
The obverse shows Boulton based on a wax portrait by Peter Rouw. Below this there are two cherubs with a model or drawing ...
Medal commemorating the death of Matthew Boulton, reverse
This medal was produced by Matthew Robinson Boulton to commemorate his father.
The obverse shows Boulton based on a wax portrait by Peter Rouw. Below this there are two cherubs with a model or drawing ...
Medal commemorating the marriage of the Prince of Wales
This medal commemorating the marriage of the Prince of Wales (later George IV) to Pincess Caroline of Brunswick was produced by Matthew Boulton at the Soho Mint.
This image shows the medal itself, ...
Medal commemorating the marriage of the Prince of Wales, obverse
This medal commemorating the marriage of the Prince of Wales (later George IV) to Pincess Caroline of Brunswick was produced by Matthew Boulton at the Soho Mint.
The obverse shows the Prince and Princess. ...
Medal commemorating the marriage of the Prince of Wales, reverse
This medal commemorating the marriage of the Prince of Wales (later George IV) to Pincess Caroline of Brunswick was produced by Matthew Boulton at the Soho Mint.
The obverse shows the Prince and Princess. ...
Meeting for Lady Electors 1922
As in 1918, the parties at the 1922 General Election were keen to extract support from the female electorate. At this time the vote was restricted to all women over the age of 30. Two women were MPs - ...
Meeting room at the Attwood Green Community Centre
The downstairs meeting room next to the kitchen area. The Centre was home to all manner of community activities which have now migrated to various venues in the Attwood Green area. It was demolished as ...
Meeting room at the Attwood Green Community Centre
The Centre was demolished as part of the urban regeneration of Lee Bank. It had been a centre for all manner of community activities - which have been maintained since at a variety of venues.
Meeting the locals
The Queen Mother taking time to talk to local residents during her tour of the Y Block development in 1957. So far none of these residents have been identified.
Meeting the Queen Mother
Local residents meeting the Queen Mother during her official vist to Nash House in 1957. Do you know anybody in the crowd?
Meeting the Queen Mother
Harry Wallace, caretaker of Nash House and his colleagues and family. They are posing happily either before or after meeting the Queen Mother on her official visit to see the Y-Block development.
Members of a local Gurdwara, Handsworth
"During the riots I was still Director of WMEMAS Arts organisation and heavily involved with the local community. A number of us went to the Guru Nanak Singh Gurdwara, Soho Rd. Members of the temple were ...
Memorandum of Inquiries to be made in relation to servants
This is a list of questions to be asked when interviewing candidates for a position at Soho House which was then the home of Matthew Robinson Boulton, the son of the industrialist Matthew Boulton.
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Memorandum of Inquiries to be made in relation to servants, reverse
This is a list of questions to be asked when interviewing candidates for a position at Soho House which was then the home of Matthew Robinson Boulton, the son of the industrialist Matthew Boulton.
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Memorandum of the terms in which Thomas Doughty is to come as Footman
This memorandum sets out the terms under which Thomas Doughty was to come to Soho House as a footman.
He was to work with a butler and would be paid 18 guineas (a guinea was a pound and a shilling) ...