A report without any detail of individual flowers. The Society seemed to have decided on a policy of continuity in…
The reporter at this show for the Wakefield Express certainly waxed lyrical about the reasons why the Society had existed…
For some unknown reason there are three different reports found from the Wakefield Express with significantly different text accompanying the…
The show was on the usual Monday until 11pm on that night, before remaining open for a further two days.…
The report of this show defined it as the 42nd, which was the source of the Society’s traditional claim to…
‘Lady Catherine Gordon’ was the Premier Bloom though in what form is not shown. The report mentions where many of…
The four Gill brothers showed here. The report speaks of there being nine classes, all single blooms, with breeder, flame…
Although it is known that at least two shows, 1861 and 1862, had been held previously at the Brunswick Hotel,…
It is believed that the Eastmoor Society held a tulip show on this date.
The images are from two different Wakefield newspapers of the 17th 1869 Eastmoor Tulip Show. 17 agrees with the knowledge…