A photograph taken by Andy Titcomb won first prize in the Olympus Europe's photo competition "Puddle Reflections"
Monday, 31 October 2011
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Mr and Mrs Hunt Titcombe
c1905: Back of the old Crown Inn, Blunsdon (Postcard)
Mr and Mrs Hunt Titcombe senior, Jesse Ball (seated), Mr William Hunt Titcombe, David Vincent (standing) and two boys.
Source: Scan of an original postcard.
Image: RSR175.
Date: c1905.
Mr and Mrs Hunt Titcombe senior, Jesse Ball (seated), Mr William Hunt Titcombe, David Vincent (standing) and two boys.
Source: Scan of an original postcard.
Image: RSR175.
Date: c1905.
Olive Titcomb Pote
This small circa 1850 portrait of Olive Titcomb Pote has retained its charm despite the underlying wood panel wearing through. She was born into one and married into another sea-going family from Falmouth, Maine that were shuffled by the hand of Death for three generations.
Her father died of yellow fever in Havana in 1854, while master of a brig, the Montrose. In the same year a younger brother shipped for Le Havre, but vessel and crew were never heard from again. Olive died in childbirth in 1862, age 36. Her widower, Capt. Samuel, re-married the widow of her lost younger brother.
See Notes From the Orlop for more details
Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Titcomb Field - Malabang, Mindinao - Elevation 27 Feet
Titcomb Airfield sign, 1945 Titcomb Field - Malabang, Mindinao
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