Painting of W Marshall driving a horsedrawn carriage

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Unframed oil painting of W Marshall driving a horse drawn carriage, dated 1883. W Marshall was the innkeeper of the Railway Arms in Vine Street. Originally a beer-house called The Swan. It was renamed The Railway Hotel in 1856.

Unframed oil painting of W Marshall driving a horse drawn carriage, dated 1883. W Marshall was the innkeeper of the Railway Arms in Vine Street. Originally a beer-house called The Swan. It was renamed The Railway Hotel in 1856.


Originally accessioned as a painting of Uxbridge Market House, but subsequent notes in a noteback cataloguing paintings, casts doubt on this. Until the 19th Century the prosperity of Uxbridge depended on its market.
previous image icon Framed oil painting of New Inn Yard, Windsor Street, Uxbridge by Maud Ireland Button, pre-1914. Maud was born in 1877, the daughter of Alfred Button, grocer, of Uxbridge. Her brother, Howard S. Button, founded the Budgen grocery chain.
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Painting of W Marshall driving a horsedrawn carriage

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