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3 Aug 2000Suffragettes Publication
7 Aug 2000 Collection2 Items
8 Aug 2000Society in the Park Lady Warrender out for a drive (at wheel) Miss Audry James
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15 Aug 2000Water Pump, Twine Court, Limehouse, East End of London 1933
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27 Aug 2000London Parliament Buildings General view across the River Thames
31 Aug 2000Are the Churches doing their job? Touring Britain to survey the churchs part in
Royal Crescent in Bath, Somerset
11 year old Lambeth boy sells firewood from bombed houses for Londons War Weapon Week. May 1941 History of London - Vauxhall / Lambeth
Water Pump, Twine Court, Limehouse, East End of London 1933
A Dogs Dinner, 19th August 1963 In honour of his first birthday, dalmation Shawclough Buchaneer - known as Jasper - was given a slap-up birthday party, to which his master, cinema owner George Batty
Sir Harold Nicolson and his wife writer Vita Sackville West at their home in Sissinghurst Castle Kent. 1932 Vita died in 1962, and Harold died in 1968 Bloomsbury Group
On His Last Delivery, 12th November 1959 Postman Frederick Smith of Essex Road, Longfield, Kent, is photographed making his last delivery - for at 60 years
WW1 British Poster - Daddy, what did YOU do in the Great War?WW1 British Poster - " Daddy, what did YOU do in the Great War?"
On the Air with his Mouth Organ Albert Leonard Lee, of 145a Lower Road, St Mary Cray" On the Air" with his Mouth Organ Albert Leonard Lee, of 145a Lower Road, St Mary Cray, Kent, who is an expert with the harmonic or mouth organ, and is only eleven years old
Windmill - Rochester, Kent
PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY From the original at the National Portrait Gallery Painting by A Curran His original signature can be seen at the British Museum in London on a letter to Miss Elizabeth Kitchener
Are the Churches doing their job? Touring Britain to survey the churchs part in the life of the nation, a News Review photographer came across this unusual picture
Londons First Really Permanent Houses, 1st February 1946 The first four of London sLondons First Really Permanent Houses, 1st February 1946 The first four of Londons really permanent houses will be opened on Wednesday next 6th February 1946, on the Kidbrooke Estate
London Parliament Buildings General view across the River Thames
Suffragettes Publication
Society in the Park Lady Warrender out for a drive (at wheel) Miss Audry James - daughter of Mrs W James 14th April 1921
and all dressed in the same anklets, - thats not a daily sight! Here it seems to be not a " dernier cri" for master and dog, but only a good thing for all, don t get cold feet
