Francis Frith: Old Photos, Maps, Books and Gifts
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Search The Archive - Francis Frith
Find a Place. Browse photos, maps, memories & books of 26,823 places in the UK and further afield. Find a county that interests you, and click on the name to see a full list of locations …
Creating a Photographic Record of Britain - Francis Frith
Frith’s studio supplied souvenir photographic prints to retail shops all over the country. The catalogue issued by Frith & Co in 1886 runs to some 670 pages, listing not only many …
About Francis Frith and our company - Welcome!
Welcome! If you are reading this it is likely you will already have viewed part of the vast archive of images that comprise The Francis Frith Collection by browsing this website and searching for …
Francis Frith's early career and expeditions in the Middle East
Frith had been a founder member of the Liverpool Photographic Society in 1853 – only 14 years after the invention of photography, 1839. Between 1856 and 1860, as a gentleman of leisure, …
New Photo Releases from The Francis Frith Collection
Digitising the Archive. Our digitisation project has been a huge challenge, undertaken at enormous cost, without public funding. We have used state of the art technology to ensure we …
Handpicked Images from the Archives - Francis Frith
In 1860 Frith began supplying photos to retailers. Since those pioneering days we have evolved sophisticated and flexible offerings for business.
The Frith Digitisation Project - Francis Frith
Until recently only around 130,000 photographs from the vast archive of 300,000 images were available to view on the Frith website www.francisfrith.com. Cataloguing, scanning and …
Our Company - Francis Frith
The Francis Frith Collection is a unique, world-class archive, that has been delighting the public since 1860. Since 1977 we have been offering products based on the archive's extraordinary …
History of The Francis Frith Collection
Ever wanted to know more about where the images we have came from? Or how they were nearly lost forever to bulldozers? To answer these and many more questions, we've put …