The Lyon Archive

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  • Archive Edition S.L.L. 1840.pdf
  • Archive Edition A.S 1826-39.pdf

    A.S. Lyon's 1826-39 Diary transcribed by Naomi Cream
  • Barbados.jpg

    A digital image of a map of Barbados created in June 1825 from a trigonometrical survey of the island conducted by Captain F. Barrallier of the 25th Light Dragoons. After leaving London but before settling in Jamaica, Lyon first settled in Barbados.
  • Tulloch_Castle_(geograph_3388815).jpg

    Photograph of Tulloch Castle and surrounding grounds.
  • Goguette_1826.jpg

    Lyon often mentioned Paris, as it was the place to go for him to acquire his goods for his business. He often disliked the travel, primarily because of the poor weather. He also disliked it because his brother James often prodded him to go, and these meetings for the goods that James would set up were ill-received by the distributors. Lyon also didn't understand or participate in the culture well enough to feel welcome.
  • MoonOverAHarbor.jpg

    This oil painting portrays the moon as it rises over a harbor and boats sitting in the wharf.
  • Victoria_Station_London_-_Clock_2.jpg

    Photograph of the clock at Victoria Railway Station in London, England.
  • Richard_Wilson_-_View_of_Syon_House_across_the_Thames_near_Kew_Gardens_-_WGA25773.jpg

    Photographic reproduction of a painting.
  • Marlow_ViewontheRiverThames.jpg

    This painting depicts a boy playing near the bank of the River Thames in Richmond.
  • Hermann_Eschke_-_Warnungsbaake_im_Clyde_River._Schottland.jpg

    A painting by German artist Hermann Eschke of the River Clyde in Scotland. The painting's dramatic aspect depicts the ship and dinghy passing through the mouth of the river. The River Clyde is located near Glasgow.
  • White-note-1-pound-1805.jpg

    The first Bank of England £1 note was issued in 1797 to replace gold coin during the French Revolutionary War.
  • William_Charles_Macready_by_John_Jackson_crop_b&w.jpg

    This is a black and white digital image representing a painting of British stage actor William Charles Macready, painted by John Jackson, who died in 1831. Macready is credited with helping revive Shakespeare on the London stage and abroad.
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