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Westminster Abbey, Westminster, London, England, UK. 1950s
Tonsil treatment for the Mayor!. Southwarks new health centre opened. A health centre, which brings the entire health services of Southwark under one roof, for the first time in a London borough
A bomb that puts out fires demonstrated at Clapton Stadium. A blazing building at the demonstration. 16 September 1935
Poets son is architect of new London theatre were all the builders work for nothing. With Mr Raglan Squire (facing camera), son of Sir John Squire, poet and critic, as architect
The Albany Inn on Hurst Road in Bexley, London. 1937
A view across London seen from the 210 ft high tower of the new University of London building which is nearing completion in Bloomsbury
A view of the scaffolding frame for the new flats on the Earl Courts Road, West London. 3 March 1938
Princess Alice opens new Kensington flats. 11 October 1934
Charming study of Laurence Olivier, the actor, with his wife Vivien Leigh, pictured in the London home today. Laurence receives a knighthood in the Birthday Honours, published tomorrow
Spectators outside the East India Dock gates watching the opening of the Blackwall Tunnel on 22nd May, 1897 by the Prince of Wales
An interior view of the framework at Lewisham Town Hall, London. 1939
Old Vicarage (Sidcup). 1934
Duchess of York among the babies. The Duchess of York opened the new building of the City of Westminster Health Society maternity and child welfare centre at Marsham Street, Westminster, London
Syon Park, Brentford, seat of the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland. 15 June 1922
Red white and blue Coronation barge. Coronation Stand is being built on a barge painted red white and blue moored by Lambeth Bridge
The construction of new buildings in Wapping, the London dock area which had been heavily bombed during the London blitz in World War II. 1948
Testing wireless apparatus for Kings speech at Economic Conference. There is official testing of the wireless transmitting instruments to make certain the Kings speech at the opening of the World
Horseguard on sentry duty outside Horse Guards Parade, Whitehall, London, England. 1960 s
Building the temporary structure for the Army Parcels Office in Regents Park. 1914
Birkhall, a white walled Jacobean house near Balmoral, Scotland, where Princess Alexandra and Mr Angus Ogilvy are to spend the first part of their honeymoon following their wedding next Wednesday
Thomas, son of the novelist J. B. Priestley, unlocking the Sherborne Nursery School on the roof of the new flats built at Litcham Street by the St Pancras House Improvement Society
Coronation tea in Eltham, London, to celebrate the coronation of King George VI. 1937
Demolition and construction at London Bridge. Demolition and construction work being carried on side-by-side in the shadow of London Bridge
The window blinds are drawn, and motor cycle and foot policemen stand guard outside the buildings of the Rhodesian High Commission in the Strand, London
London: Kitchen of Mrs Gretel Beer, of 3, South Square Grays Inn. 23 April 1959
Beverly Minister. Surrounded by centuries-old yews, the ageing stone pile of Beverley Minister points its graceful Twin Towers to the sky
In heavy rain this afternoon, Sunday, 1500 Londoners converged on Kensington high Street in a well-planned operation to take over block of flats in Duchess of Bedford walk, West Kensington
London housewives queued in their patient thousands from early morning today, Friday, to buy sufficient bread to type their homes over the victory and Whitsun holidays
Greedy!. A Fennec Fox, native of North America, faces a big meal in his den at the London Zoo. It ll take him some time to work its way through that bone. 1 March 1938
Telephone girls learn to carry on as usual in gas masks. Telephone girls are being trained to use special gas masks say that they can remain at their posts in an emergency
Piccadilly Tube Extension works from Finsbury to Cockfosters. The End of the Tube at Bounds Green Road, from which the railway comes to the surface at Cockfosters. 1931 ? TopFoto
Prince of Wales to inspect international telephone exchange. The Prince of Wales, who will be received by the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Percy Greenaway and Sir Kingsley Wood, the Postmaster General
An interior view opf the new swimming baths on Eltham Hill. The Mayor of Woolwich, Count T Watt opens the baths. Seen here shaking the hand of W Ogden. 1939
Roof reeds. Thatchers using reeds for the roof of a new building on the London Brighton road at Warninglid, Sussex. The reeds are brought specially from the Norfolk Broads 4 February 1938
A five - year - old conductor at Crystal Palace Music Festival. Boys and girls of five are conducting their own percussion bands at the 74th annual choral festival of English Schools Music
Post war development : New pre - fabricated council flats at Cromer Street, St Pancras, London, designed by architects, Hening and Chitty. late 1940s
London schoolboys among the Kings special tour of Swindon locomotive works. Boys from many of the London technical schools left the realms of theory and models
Construction work on the building of the new traffic underpass has started at Hyde Park Corner behind the statue of the Duke of Wellington by the Wellington Arch
An interior view of the nearly completed Festival of Britain Concert Hall, showing at left the uniquely arranged series of boxes
Firemen fight fire at London church. A hundred firemen with twenty engines were called to fight a serious blaze at St Davids Church is Westbourne Road, Islington
The new wing at the County School for Boys, Sidcup. 1935
High divers near high flyers. Photo shows: the new high diving stage which has been built at the Croydon Municipal Swimming Pool in readiness for the opening of the summer season
An exterior view of St John the Evangelist church in Bexley, London. 1939
Scaffolding at Masonic Building, Freemasons Hall, at Great Queen Street, London, England. Angled shot. Late 1940s
A pathetic scene in Londons cold. A human derelict. a women huddled beneath all her worldly possessions in the bitter cold in Green Park, London her only home. 13 February 1932
This front of Buckingham Palace hidden by scaffolding during the transformation, London, England. Work went on day and night during August, September and October
London : Mr C. A. Linge, Clerk of Works at St Pauls Cathedral, London. 16 February 1961
Post War Britain - The first newly built prefab houses take shape in South East London. c.1946
