Naseby, 1907 (original image) (Ref:M.H1.1992.222.0)

Naseby lies 7 miles to the south west of Market Harborough. It is the village from which the decisive battle of Naesby in the English Civil war got its name. Here two children stand in the road without any fear of oncoming traffic. In the background can be seen the spire of the parish church which was not completed until the 1860s. Just out of view behind the thatched cottage was the village forge. This image is a copy photograph of the original postcard.

Collection

Images of Harborough - Leicestershire Museums

Inventory Number

2829981

Title

Naseby, 1907 (original image) (Ref:M.H1.1992.222.0)

Object Type

Art objects

Measurements

- height: 203 mm; width: 254 mm