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Maurice Pluthero, the fat boy of Petersham. 11 November 1916
Terry Thomas the well known comedian, went hunting with the Old Surrey and Burstow Hunt, at Edenbridge, Kent. His horse was late in arriving
ERA at Crystal Palace. Children watching race. 1937
Evacuated children in Wye, Kent, walking down a country road. 1939 / 40Evacuated children in Wye, Kent, walking down a country road. 1939/40
Champion American newspaper boy arrives in London. When the American Minneapolis Star and Tribune newspaper decided to celebrate its new building by delivering todays issue all around the world
Infant welfare For one penny children of Holy Trinity School Lambeth are provided with a bottle of warm milk 1929 History of London - Vauxhall / Lambeth
L-R Irene Geraghty, Mary Duggan, and Penny Horley, artist, 18 years old. Dublin, Ireland 30 June 1951
Have dog, will travel. A boy riding a bike with his dog on his back in a rucksack. 1936
1940s Britain. Young evacuees from Greenwich say goodbye to their mayor when arrivingThe young evacuees from Greenwich say goodbye to their Mayor when arriving at Godstone. 1940
The Lambeth Ragged School (boys), 1846The Lambeth " Ragged School" (boys), 1846
An American boy heir to the Austrian throne. From Reno, Nevada, 12 year old Harvey Marois Richard Leon George Burrows is revealed as a potential candidate to the throne of Austria - but not if his
Bust of Louis XV (1710-1774), King of France from 1715, by Lambert Sigisbert Adam Le Vau, (1612-1670) French School. Madam de Pompadour by Nancy Mitford, page 44
H R H Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll, Chief Patroness of The Heritage Craft school, Chailey, visits their headquarters in connection with the Guild of the Brave poor things
Naval cadets from the Thames Nautical College training ship HMS Worcester are being evacuated from Greenhithe to the countryside
University College, London, stormed the Woolwich Polytechnic on Wednesday 13th March 1946 when they tried to rescue their mascot Phineas.Police reserves were called out, many panes of glass broken
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
Long life to Komsomol. Soviet poster of A. Samokhvalov. 1924. Girl and youth" Long life to Komsomol ". Soviet poster of A. Samokhvalov. 1924. Girl and youth of the Communist Union of Youth carry their flag The Young are taking over the older generations torch
A young boy in his small motorcar
Deaf and Dumb Authorities Miss Ethel Whalley a 15 year old pupil at the Homerton Residential School, has written a play which other pupils, blind or deaf or dumb are rehearsing 23 January 1920
Polling day in Lambeth The Liberal Loud Speaking Van 30 May 1929 History of London - Vauxhall / Lambeth
Miss Helen May pupils 9 October 1920
The making of veritas incandescent gas antlers Garratt Lane Wandsworth 7 December 1922
Winchester versus Charterhouse at Godalming C E Frazer ( captain winchester ) with R H Horsley 13 June 1924
Bedford College girls cricket practice 5 May 1923
Typical Eton boys arriving for the Eton versus Harrow match at Lords. They are wearing cornflowers ( their school colour ). 8 July 1932
Words and symbols in graffiti: Never Again and Bash, a Star of David and an unidentified symbol, Canterbury, Kent, England
Childrens den in the now disused Napoleonic fortress of the Western Heights, Dover, Kent, England. A notice gives a warning: enter and die
Young fashion: two teenage girls wearing baggy trousers that drag on the ground and get dirty and wet, Deal, Kent, England
At Waterloo Men of the 1st battalion lancashire regiment leave for Ferozepore, India
Evacuated children in Wye, Kent, running down a country road. 1939 / 40Evacuated children in Wye, Kent, running down a country road. 1939/40
Bexley junior tennis tournament in Kent. The mayoress presents the prizes. 1938
Pupils from the art school sit on the deck of a Thames Barge drawing pictures in Gravesend, Kent. 1939
Their school through the ages. (left-right) Roy Marsh, Gerald Honeywood, Richard White and Geoffrey Nutkins are taking the parts of Romans
Three Scouts from Kent have received their Queens Scout Badges - l-r Trevor Marsh of Dane Close Bexley, aged 17 and training to be an electrician; James Quinn of Birling Road, Erith
The Crayford Twins. 1939
Brother Benedict and children, Erith. 1935
Children have a picnic on a bit of grass next to the road. 1938
Sidcup Jubilee fete. Two boys compete in the boxing ring. 1939
Evacuated children in Wye, Kent, England. 1939 / 40Evacuated children in Wye, Kent, England. 1939/40
Two small children hold hands as they tentatively paddle deeper. Eynsford, Kent
Jewish refugees running in the fields of Chislehurst, Kent. 1939
Orchestra. 1934
Fireman for a day Bernard Meaden, aged 10, of Bromley, Kent, has a thrill in his young life when dressed in a real firemans helmet he was permitted to stand on a fire engine and ring the bell
Evacuated children go for a ramble in Wye, Kent. 1939
Evacuated children go for a ramble in Wye, Kent. 1939 / 40Evacuated children go for a ramble in Wye, Kent. 1939/40
Prize giving at Sidcup County School in Kent. 1939
May Day festivities. The coronation of the May Day Queen of Chislehurst, Kent. 1935
