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The Slough Trading Depot. Building houses on the estate. 8 December 1920
The first train loads of walls, floors, stairs and landings components for the London County Councils ?2 million industrialised housing scheme for 562 flats at Morris Walk, Woolwich
A number of prefabricated houses have been erected at the top fo Portland Place, West London. Rubble on the site has been cleared away
Five years after on Londons blitzed sites - Putting a bombed site to commercial use, a firm of caravan makers display their product informally, without having to cramp themselves. ?TopFoto
Floods, caused by the recent bad weather, endangered the water supplies thousands of the East and North London people when they found that their taps were either dry or delivering muddy water, today
The River Thames, swollen by recent boring and heavy rain, has flooded a wide area of Riverside Counties. Many towns in Surrey, Berkshire, and Middlesex are seriously flooded. 17 March 1947
Lying close to their picket tent, youngsters keep a lonely vigil outside Kennistoun House, a block of St. Pancras Council flats in Leighton Road, Kentish Town, London. Tenants of many St
At the Welsh Industries Fair - a model of the Airey permanent house made of precast concrete units, with a flat or pitched roof, and containing three bedrooms, a living room
Mr. Donald Cook, Secretary of the St. Pancras United Tenants Association, takes some food from one of his children, through the barbed wire that form part of the defences to his flat
Industrialisations advantages are not all to be found in factory production - a great deal of improvement over traditional building methods can be achieved without leaving the building site
Tenements in St Pancras, London with laundry hanging from washing lines strung between them. 1950s
Mr McDonaugh and his wife with some of their children and friends looking from a first floor window of No 28 Athelstane Road, Finsbury Park, North London
New flats in Waltham Forest Rising above the surrounding older property are new blocks of flats in the Waltham Forest development at Boundary Road London E17 17 June 1968
Dwarfed by the new Shell skyscraper is the sun cottage. One of three new portableDwarfed by the new Shell " skyscraper" is the " sun cottage". One of three new portable homes being inspected by London County Council housing committee
Squatters home demolished while they were still living in it. Mr. L. Ingram and family - Squatters in a hut at Strettington, near Chichester, Sussex
Sussex farm run by German ex-POWs. Bryckden lane farm, Waldron, Sussex, is a perfectly run farm with the most modern dairy for a T.T. tested herd. entirely staffed by Germans
Wellington, New Zealand. General view looking across Harbour to Oriental Bay. 13 April 1922
Foochow in China 2 December 1919
Hill of Radium Deposits Leased to English Company A view of Joachimsthal a spa town in north-west Bohemia in the Czech Republic
Typical Maori greeting known as Te Hongi ( consists of rubbing their noses together and uttering like dog like howls ) 24 March 1920 (original caption)
The lonliest outpost of the empire. Typical homes in the little settlement of Edinburgh on the South Atlantic island of Tristan Da Cunha
Army huts as new homes An army hut on the Horse Guards Parade converted into a comfortable home, by government as an example of its possibilities 23 July 1919 sign reads " Typical 60ft x 15ft
Sudbury ( Suffolk ) - The Birthplace of Gainsborough. 6 February 1920
SIlver houses at Silver End. 22 September 1928
Reed Thatching in Norfolk. Mr R. W. Farman, of North Walsham, The last working representative of an old Norfolk reed thatching family. Father to son craft. The leggett used in the early stages
The elderly inhabitants of the thatched cottages in Bredgar, Kent. 1935
The Old Cottage at Lamorbey, Sidcup, Kent 1937The Old Cottage at Lamorbey, Sidcup, Kent.. 1937
This is Mr Philip Rye and his wife, who have lived in the hut shown in the picture for six and a half years with thier six children
Cottages condemed. 1937
Spring scene at Mr Swans house and garden at 21 Rectory Lane in Sidcup, Kent. 1939
Aerial view of the urban / industrial port town of Greenhithe, Kent - 1939 ?TopFoto
Electricity pylon viewed from the houses. 1937
REM Estate, Dartford. 21 September 1937
The Deanery in Canterbury. 1937
New Library for Dartford This aerial photo shows the location of the new Library in Ashen Drive and the large estate it has been built to provide for
A lane past thatched cottages at Womenswold, Kent. 1937
A traffic policeman on duty in Canterbury High Street, Kent. 1937
Willet Gardens in Petts Wood, Kent. 1939
The Deanery at Canterbury Cathedral, Kent 1937
Plum Lane, Sidcup. 1937
Housing types in Sidcup, Kent
Members of the Parachute Regiment of which General Sir Richard Gale is Colonel Commandant, are purchasing luxury caravans by instalments - from the Army to overcome the acute shortage of married
Barricade Brandon, Waldeck, Dartford. 1937
Mercery lane, Canterbury. 1937
Co - op cart horse eating a bush. 1937
Mr. H. Stephens, his wife and three young children, who have been living for 11 months in a small unventilated garage, approximately 10ft by 20ft, in Lloyds Way, Beckenham, Kent
