Woolsthorpe Manor St Andrews Red Lion Square

Red Lion Square

beaming out light into the darkness

sponsored by the German Government

showing the Frost Fair in the foreground and figures inspecting the incomplete piers of Westminster Bridge on the right

Frederick Orpen Bower was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1891

Woolsthorpe Manor St Andrews Red Lion SquareLandscape view of Sir Isaac Newton's birthplace in Lincolnshire, in trees and with two sheep in the foreground. Inscribed above 'Engraved for the History of Lincolnshire' [eg Thomas Allen's 'The History of the County of Lincoln, from the earliest period Embellished by numerous views' (London & Lincoln , 1834) ]. Inscribed below: 'WOLSTHORPE. THE HOUSE IN WHICH SIR ISAAC NEWTON WAS BORN, To C. Babbage Esq. this Plate is respectfully inscribed by the