Construction Collection (page 2)

The Prince of Wales pub in Mottingham, Bromley is being demolished. 1936

Building the Canning Town Bridge, London. 1933

The 300 foot tunnel which will carry Britains first moving pavement - the twin track travolator - to connect the Bank platforms of the Southern Region s

Europes largest block of flats will have bomb proof shelter at Albany Street and Euston Road. Pouring out the roof of the new flats. 25 July 1935

High Paddington Scheme - a paper will be read by Sergei Kadleigh A. R. I. B. A. at the
High Paddington Scheme - a paper will be read by Sergei Kadleigh A.R.I.B.A. at the Royal Society of Arts, John Adam Street, Adelphi, London, W.C

The Ascott Gas, Water, Gesyers Works Ltd, at Neasden under construction. 1937

Girder work in a modern building. The new College Hall, University of London, Malet Street, Tottenham Court Road. 20 October 1931

Building London to Manchester railway 1830

London: Work is now well under way on the development scheme on the South bank of the Thames, between County Hall, and Waterloo Bridge

The Working Mens Institute, and new Baths, Barrow-in-Furness, North Lancashire, England 25 May 1872

A view of the front of Buckingham Palace undergoing alteration, London, England. Work commenced this morning and the estimated cost will be £ 60 000

A view of the scaffolding frame for the new flats on the Earl Courts Road, West London. 3 March 1938

The Slough Trading Depot. Building houses on the estate. 8 December 1920

New Gaumont cinema being built on the High Street in Bromley, London. 1936

The Ascott Gas, Water, Gesyers Works Ltd, at Neasden, under construction. 1937

The Temporary War Office Building in St James Park. 1914

The interior of the new Ascott Gas, Water, Gesyers Works Ltd, Neasden. 1937

Work in progress on the new National Theatre on the South Bank of the River Thames, London. In the background is the Royal Festival Hall, which is undergoing extensive remordernisation

The Ascott Gas, Water, Gesyers Works Ltd at Neasden, under construction. 1937

Shoreditch Town Hall, steelwork by E Wood and Company. 1937

The building of the London Underground railway. Construction of the Clapham South - City and South London railway. May 1925

A Scaffolding frame for the new flats on the Earl Court Road, West London. 3 March 1938

Scaffolding frame for the new flats on Earl Courts road, West London. 3 March 1938

An interior view of the nearly completed Festival of Britain Concert Hall, showing at left the uniquely arranged series of boxes

Scaffolding at Masonic Building, Freemasons Hall, at Great Queen Street, London, England. Angled shot. Late 1940s

This front of Buckingham Palace hidden by scaffolding during the transformation, London, England. Work went on day and night during August, September and October

The building of the Ascott Gas, Water, Gesyers Works Ltd, Neasden. 1937

At the Welsh Industries Fair - a model of the Airey permanent house made of precast concrete units, with a flat or pitched roof, and containing three bedrooms, a living room

Scale model of the Elephant and Castle shopping centre - new development in Southwark London. Built by the Willett Group of Companies in conjunction with Tersons at the cost of

A train passing through the newly constructed Albany Park Station. 1935

London buses driving past the construction of the new overpass - just one section of the wider Marble Arch - Park Lane - Hyde Park Corner road improvements

Electricians at work on a switchbox on top of the temporary Waterloo Bridge, London. 13 October 1934

The new railway steam boat docks, Barrow-in-Furness, North Lancashire, England 28 September 1867

Waterloo Bridge is closed to vehicular traffic for 30 hours, so that the 140 FT long span of the temporary bridge on the south side can be slewed eastwards a distance of 34 feet to provide room for

Steel gantry, weighing at 2700 tons, takes shape on the old Waterloo Bridge, London. 13 October 1934

The parish church of St Leonards, Sussex, destroyed by a flying bomb, in July 1944
The parish church of St Leonard s, Sussex, destroyed by a flying bomb, in July 1944, will rise again from stone hewn from the ground by 12 German prisoners of war who today began work in a quarry

At Brighton, on behalf of the Ministry of Supply, Mr William Leonard, MP - Joint Parliamentary Sec of the Ministry, handed over the 10

The building of the Siene Bridge, Paris. 16 September 1927

Worlds tallest building. The worlds tallest building, the new Chrysler building, which is nearing completion. It is 68 stories tall over 808 feet

The All Metal Flying A significant type of Flying machine is the Dornier all metal plane, one variety of which is the flying boat fitted with an apparatus for throwing bombs

Concrete Houses at Harlow, Essex Girls filling the mould, in the background are demobilised soldiers working 16 September 1919

Londons New Palace By the Thames A striking view of the new London County Council Hall, near Westminster Bridge. The curved central block forming the members terrace is an interesting feature of

Men working on the redevelopment of the Erith riverside in London. 1937

The redevelopment of the Erith riverside, London. A welder with a blow torch. 1937

Children laying the foundation stones at the building of the new Baptist Hall at Sidcup, Kent. 1938

A Bedford truck tipping its load at a building site in Chislehurst, Kent. 1938

Children at school in Sidcup, Kent, during wartime. Here they are watching workmen digging out a trench for an A R P shelter. 1939

Building of the new Blendon Methodist Church, Penhill Road, Bexley, Kent. 1935

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