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A man relaxes by the statue of Viscount Palmerston in Parliament Square with Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in the background, London, England. 1960 s
Miss Elmina Humphreys, the radio Queen, holding a nail for one of the workmen building the radio Olympia Theatre. Miss Humphreys
Two young girls in a bathroom, standing by a sink. [no caption, location or date]
The Queens former London home in Bruton Street, is included in 20 famous Mayfair houses that are to be pulled down to make way for shops and offices
Children feeding the pigeons by the steps of St Pauls Cathedral, Saint Pauls Church Yard, City of London, London, England. 1930s
Mr W Arrowsmith, founder of WJ Curley and Sons, in the yard of his bone and tallow factory in Stratford, East London. 5 October 1937
London street scene. A busy Whitechapel High Street, sometime between 1900 and 1910, with St Marys Church and the Buck And Hickman Store ( Tools and Ironmongery ) in the back ground
A baby girl squatter from Duchess of Bedford house, (the block of luxury flats in West Kensington recently taken over by squatters) was taken by ambulance to hospital this morning
The famous Hastings and St Leonard Bathing Pool reputed to be the finest in Europe opened on Whit-Saturday for its first season on a pre-war scale
Masked women lead demonstrators in Trafalgar Square peace meeting. Led by women wearing representations of gas masks, thousands gathered in Trafalgar Square today ( Sunday)
Dame Christabel Pankhurst (1880-1958), daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst, with her mother
Mrs (Emily) Emmeline Pankhurst, English suffragetteMrs (Emily) Emmeline Pankhurst, born Goulden, (1857-1928). English suffragette and founder of the Womens Social and Political Union
Mrs Pankhurst 1858-1928 with Mrs Michael Foot, 1912. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst (born Goulden) (1858-1928), English suffragette. Founder of the Womens Social and Political Union 1903
Railway porter sign writer Mr E A Burgar. 1938
National Service appeal Giant poster on Waterloo Bridge 3 April 1939
People gather round to watch the railway porter sign writer Mr E A Burgar. 1938
Holiday girl comes to life. Film actress rehearses for Dorchester Hotel Ball. The London Midland and Scottish Railway Holiday Girl, familiar on on every hoarding
Honorable Mrs Brooke, Mrs Charles A. Cartwright and Sir Pery Pole at the Glorious Goodwood Racecourse 1923
Women Enter speedway racing lists. Two famous women motorists, Miss Victoria Worsley and Miss Fay Taylour, have joined the ranks of the competitive speedway riders
Fay Taylour, Speedways Queen of the cinders, hopes to return to the saddle. Frank Arnold, West Hams team manager, has invited her to take part in a trial
The Crystal Palace road race. 1938
New motor track near London. Miss Rita Cooper, the actress, giving Mr Adrian Conan Doyle a horseshoe as he tests his car on the new motor racing track at Greenford which is to be opened Saturday
Miss Amy Johnson prepares for Monte Carlo Rally with woman codriver. Miss Amy Johnson, the air woman, who is now going in for motorcar contests
A speed trial held at Elstree, near Watford, on Easter Monday under the auspices of the Vintage Sports Car Club attracted entries from nine other clubs, and for the first time since 1939
Goodwood racecourse, Sussex, England. The scene from Trundles Hill. 26 July 1927
Dick Seaman in his Mercedes-Benz W125 at the Crystal Palace racetrack. 1937
H Stuart Wilton in his MG compete during the Crystal Palace road race. 1938
R Grant Ferris, Monte Carlo Rally driver. January 1935
John Surtees and his family and friends get down to some motorbike maintenance at a race meeting. They are, from left to right, J Simpkin, Jack Surtees, ( Johns dad )
During a break in the days activities these infants at Jessop Primary School, Herne Hill, south east London enjoy a bottle of milk in the school hall. 12th January 1961
Lunch time at Jessop Primary School, Herne Hill, SE London 12th January 1961
One lesson they like. Children go to school in their holidays to drink milk. Though the schools are closed for the holidays, schoolchildren at Carshalton, Surrey, still receive their daily milk
Edwardian school. Young girls, in the classroom, being supervised by their teacher during a cooking lesson. Early 1900s
At the School at Wrotham in Kent, situated in the country, strong emphasis is placed on Rural Studies with practical teaching to develop the childrens interest in the countryside
Fog delays trains at Liverpool Street. There was much delay to many INER trains arriving at Liverpool Street owing to the thick fog and the derailment of an engine outside Stratford station
Schoolchildren running through the floods at the junction of Forest Road and Chingford Road Walthamstow. Torrential rains
Snow havoc in Southern England. Telegraph poles blown over. The worst havoc of the great snowstorm which raged over Southern England was caused in the Lyndhurst district of the New Forest
GPO squads repair telegraph lines after Hampshire blizzard. Emergency squads have been drafted into the Lyndhurst area of the New Forest (Hampshire)
A wide area of Berkshire lies underwater following the overflowing of the river Thames at Maidenhead after recent phenomenon of the heavy rains
Brussels is now sweltering in a heatwave, bathers may perform Foxtrots and other dances in the water to the music of a band in bathing costumes. 18 August 1937
The London Divisional Signals (City of London Signals), Territorials, rehearse the display of trick motorcycle riding at Mons Barracks, Aldershot, in preparation for the Royal Tournament
A christmas study - an unauthorised peep at the treasurs to come. 12 December 1930
Carrying the United States mail furthest north An interesting picture taken on the Teller Route, showing the mail sleigh, drawn by reindeer, at a remote settlement some 120 miles north of Nome
In thousands of British homes this Christmas, rich plum puddings, which are earning precious dollars, will be on the menu
Nurses of Londons Westminster Hospital rehearsing the carols they will sing at Christmas. After touring the wards, they go through the gardens back to the nurses home, where they end their recital
The making of Christmas Crackers at Mead and Fields, Holborn. 1928The making of Christmas Crackers at Mead and Field s, Holborn. 1928
Teddy Bears for Christmas. 1 November 1920
Christmas, 1935. Christmas trees in the Portico of St Pauls Cathedral. 14 December 1935
