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Crewe Station started service on 4 July 1837 with the opening of the Grand Junction Railway. The purpose of this railway was to link the four largest cities of England by joining the existing
Manufacture of cork balls at Chingford General view of the house 28 November 1922
Aerial view Swanley, Kent, England and the main road that runs through the town. 18 December 1958
Straw and felt hat making at Messrs Olemeys, 43 York Street, Luton. 24 April 1934Straw and felt hat making at Messrs Olemey s, 43 York Street, Luton. 24 April 1934
Piano Making at Brinsmeads Factory. Fitting in the hammers. 10 December 1920
Working shaft in the Kilsby Tunnel 8 July 1937 The tunnel is located near the village of Kilsby in Northamptonshire and opened in 1838 as a part of the London and Birmingham Railway
The Coxswain of the Aldeburgh lifeboat, Charlie Mann, with a catch of herrings. 28 September 1925
Aerial view of Temple Hill Estate, Dartford, Kent with the River Thames and industrial area around Greenhithe in the distance. 23 January 1963
A group of fishermen from Saltburn by the Sea, a small seaside town on the English north east coast, just south of its larger neighbour, Redcar. Early 1900s Fish where the fish are!
The Boat Race 1933 The Cambridge Boat under construction at Sims boathouse on 2 March 1933
At Messrs James Burns Book Binding works at Esher. Gilding the edge. 15 May 1923
Scotch lassies engaged in curing kippers at Douglas, on the Isle of Man September 1916 Fish where the fish are!
Taken for the Aerated Bread Company. 7 April 1920
Cranes at the new coal electric power station under construction near Dartford, Kent. 1938
Reassembling an underground tunnel, this latest picture of the Bristol aircraft companies giant Brabazon, which when completed, will be the " Queen Elizabeth" of the air
Concrete Houses at Harlow, Essex Cement after leaving the mould. Mr G K Harkness ( left ) and Mr Scruby ( right ) the inventors of the mould 16 September 1919
The new Cunard White Star cargo liner Asia was launched yesterday, by Lady HopkinsThe new Cunard White Star cargo liner " Asia" was launched yesterday, by Lady Hopkins and Sir James Laing and Sons shipyard at Sunderland
The Old Trickermill, Woodbridge, Suffolk. 1926
Work is progressing on the Dartford Tunnel appraoch road on the Kent side. This picture was taken at Dartford, and shows the cutting made between Watling Street and Rochester Way
John Topham slide show John Topham presentation Topham lecture Farmer with scythe in wheat field © TopFoto
A Grimsby herring trawler in the North Sea Fish where the fish are!
Herring Fishery at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England. Fisher girls gutting the herring. 1923
An early fishing boat called a coble at Whitby in Yorkshire, Fish where the fish are!
A view of Bridlington Harbour and town, Yorkshire. 11 January 1930 Fish where the fish are!
Trawling in the North Sea Fish where the fish are!
Fishermen on board a trawler in the North Sea
Merryweathers Steam Fire-Engine - Merryweather & Sons of Lambeth, later Greenwich, London, were builders of steam fire engines and steam tram engines
Battersea Power Station - The Turbine Hall, view from the ground showing the giant turbines - 1933 ?2006 TopFoto
Everards Ship Yard at Greenhithe, Kent on the River Thames. 24 June 1948
Herring boats Tarbert Fish where the fish are!
Saltburn by the Sea is a seaside resort with a dark, deep maritime past that still permeates the air. Formerly an upmarket resort for Victorians, this small town can be found on the North East coast
People out fishing from a Coble ( a locally made fishing boat ) at low tide, near the fishing town of Staithes, on the north east coast of England. Early 1900s Fish where the fish are!
Trawlermen in the North Sea Fish where the fish are!
The Herring Fishing fleet moored in harbour at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England 1923
A Scarborough long line fishing in North Sea 1931 Fish where the fish are!
The herring fleet at Stornoway, Lewis, going out in the evening - 1367 ?TopFoto Fish where the fish are!
Fishermen on board a trawler in the North Sea Fish where the fish are!
A flock of gulls chase for scraps from the herring boats from Scarborough fishing in North Sea 1931 Fish where the fish are!
The S. S. Eston in sail during rough seas 25 July 1938 A TopFotoThe S.S. Eston in sail during rough seas 25 July 1938 eTopFoto
Bridlington Harbour, East Yorkshire. 11 January 1930 Fish where the fish are!
Barrels for the Shetland catch of herring being unloaded at Lerwick, 1949. Klondyking for fresh herring has begun in the Shetlands
The Channel Isles : Rozel Bay on the north coast of Jersey Fish where the fish are!
Rubberised Asphalt Paving - The first roadway of its type. Shown in three stages from rubber asphalt, precoated granite chipping and then the finished section
Chat Moss threatened the completion of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, until George Stephenson succeeded in constructing a railway line through it in 1829; his solution was to "
Box tunnel showing the West Portal - Box Tunnel is a railway tunnel in western England, between Bath and Chippenham, dug through the Box Hill
The future Edward VIII walking in the snow in Winlaton, County Durham, 1929. The Prince of Wales visited the coalfields at Middleston Moor in Winlaton, Durham
Mr Jimmy Burrows the farmhand on Westwood Farm, Westerham, Kent, showing the flail to some young visitors. One man can thresh much corn in a day, the total being equal to nearly a sack an hour. 1935
