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Cyclist looks at a water tower. 1935
Mr Godfrey Mitchell, Conservative ( National goverment candidate ) and Mrs Janet Jennie Adamson, Labour Party candidate, shake hands
Dartford - Purfleet pilot tunnel completed. The picture shows the scene in the pilot tunnel when the Essex and Kent tunnellers met in the centre - 11 October 1938 eTopFoto
Peter McClure sits in a toy race car, parked next to the real thing, in Lullingstone, Kent. 1936
Cars in the village in Kent. 1933
Litter bin in Tonbridge, Kent. 1933
Armistice Day in the fog at Sidcup, Kent. Memorial flashed. 11 November 1934
A farmer with a team of horses examine the site where subsidence has taken place in Farningham, Kent. 1937
Crossroad between the Sidcup by pass and Perry Street in Sidcup, Kent. 1938
Gates fashioned from old wheels in Farnborough, Kent. 1938
The Bathing Girls parade at the Dartford Carnival in Kent. 1939
A girls bicycle rally at Lullingstone Castle, Kent. Some of the participants arriving on the grounds of the castle. 1939
Erecting electricity pylon wires on a grid in Gravesend, Kent. 1939
The Boxing Day comic football match played by Sidcup Rovers. 1935
Major M J Malling and Colonel Rje Oliver tasting fruits while at demonstration overlooking a Voluntary Aid Detachment demonstration in Orpington, Kent. 1939
Men picking daffodils in the fields at Swanley for the daffodil harvest. 15 March 1938
Action at the Bexleyheath football. 1937
Dartford versus Sheppey, football. Goal mouth action. 1937
Skilled men walked the hopfields on huge stilts to string the hop poles Kent 1937
Looking from the churchyard at the roundabout and down the road at the village of Downe, Kent, England. 1936
Old soldiers pay their respects at a memorial in Orpington, Kent. 1934
School children are treated to a film at the Odeon cinema in Sidcup, Kent. The film they were shown was Life in India Ceylon 24 June 1937
S O Garnham at the water powered, flour East Hill Mill in Ashford, Kent, which belongs to Pledge & Son Ltd, the milling company. In the background you can see one of the companys Bedford trucks
Litter Bin in Tonbridge, Kent. 1933
Children at the Chislehurst Odd Fellows Party doing The Chestnut Tree. 1939
Mrs Violet Ashbee with a goat at a goat farm in Birling, Kent. 1939
Messrs J E Hall hold a childrens party in Dartford, Kent. 1938
Padham farm fire in Swanley. Fireman take a break from fighting the fire. 1936
John Topham slide show John Topham presentation Topham lecture Grey squirrel on mans shoulder taking a drink from a bottle in the pub eTopFoto
Horton Kirby PM versus Holster Brandes football. 1938
John Clark and his farm in Rainham, Kent cherry picking July 1946
Sir Edward William Meyerstein, a Jewish merchant, who donated ?250, 000 to the Middlesex Hospital in London to establish the Meyerstein Institute of Radiotherapy formed in 1936
The Jubilee Cinema in Swanscombe, Kent. 1936
A view of Dartford street market down Dartford High Street. 1936
Workes on top of a bus shelter in Chislehurst, Kent. 1936
The North Cray church belfry steps. 1938
Dartford Fs Show. Calf and twins. 1934
Dartford Sewage Works. 1935
Making friends Virginia Holgate of Fairseat Kent with Patch one of Bolebroke Beagles 1958
Sir Howard Kingsley Wood, the Secretary of State for Air, visiting the Vickers factory in Crayford, Kent. Sir Kingsley holds the Vickers mounted machine gun. 1939
Sheep are being loaded up onto a Bedford lorry belonging to W James & Sons Horse and Cattle Transport from Gravesend, Kent. They are being taken to the sheep sale in Maidstone. 1936
A horse show in Westerham, Kent. The show jumping competition. 1936
May, Countess of Limerick casting her vote in the Dartford by - election, as P C 356 Sinclair stands by. 1938
The Dartford Carnival Queen and her attendees. 1939
A telephone pole in the front garden of a row of cottages in Bredger, Kent. 1936
The Lime Works in Dunton Green, Kent. Men pile lime blocks into the kilns. 1938
Children enjoying the paddling pool, Dartford, Kent. 1937
With January sales in full swing this greengrocer in the high Street that Sidcup, Kent, decided to hold his own sale, and whether or not his customers were getting bargains there were certainly no
