A 1936 Riley Sprite 1.5 litre TT St Martin's le Grand with the kneeling figures of

with the kneeling figures of the Alderman and his two wives behind him

A vihara is a Buddhist refuge or monastery

throwing up his arms in horror at the entry of the Queen closely followed by Alderman Wood

Vigée-Lebrun

A 1936 Riley Sprite 1.5 litre TT St Martin's le Grand with the kneeling figures ofA 1936 Riley Sprite 1. 5 litre TT. This is a 1936 'Works' car similar to the one driven to victory in the 1935 Tourist Trophy race by the legendary Freddie Dixon. Fifteen years later the late Mike Hawthorn won the Ulster Trophy race in this Riley, thus establishing him in the forefront of British racing motorists. Mike Hawthorn had restored the chassis as seen here a short while before his tragic death in 1959.