Bridgeman Education

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The Daily Mirror Newspaper March 1938 The Publishing floor of Geraldine House , home to the Daily Mirror

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Inventions: Britain's first automatic refrigerated draught beer vending machine was demonstrated by the Brewery Division of GKN Sankey Ltd., of Bilston Staffs, at Quaglino's Bury Street, London. Woman with the front of the autobarmaid open showing the interior. December 1969

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A man enjoying a night out dancing

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Lynn Marshall - Yoga Exponent seen here with her dog. Circa 1970

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Cavendish Hotel in Mayfair, Dupont showed Teddy Tinling designed career clothes for the 70's. (left to right) Penny Carter as a garage attendant showing a battle-dress top and trousers in light blue, and Nyda Prenn as an evening hostess for a TV kitchen wears a full length culotte cat suit in green. November 1969

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Clothing. White chiffon debutante's dress with petal shaped skirt embroidered with sprays of green leaves. Jewelled silver lace berthe "Summers Night." October 1925

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Fashions 1920's: Beaded flapper dress and skull cap with neat T-bar shoes. October 1987

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Nurses campaigned for more pay near Ilkley when they marched from the town centre to the Cow & Calf Rocks high on the Ilkley moors where they intend to camp. Pictures show the nurses on their way to the Cow and Calf Rocks December 1969

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Clothing. March 1949

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Munition workers taking part in the Wheelbarrow race during their sports day. September 1942

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Guitarist Alan Blakley of the tremeloes Pop Group married Lyn Stevens at St. Michael and all Angel Church at Sunninghill. Lord Montagu loaned them the vintage car to drive them to the reception. November 1969

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Skirting around bring back the mini and jazz it up. The all-together look puts a girl in the swing. "Just a sweater and pants, plus a few minis-that's all you need for fun," says Shirley Hounsell. "One, two, button-on my mini. It puts pants on a new level," she says. "Now for the kilt. This drop of Scotch will certainly keep out the cold." As for the mini-pini-it is just as warm and twice as snazzy as a woollen vest. December 1971

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European Conservation Year beings on January 1st 1970 and the sum of £1,000,000 is the target aimed at by The British National Appeal of the World Wildlife Fund. First to set this huge target in motion is Spike Milligan, who with the help of many well-known artists has made along playing record called "No One's Gonna change our World",. Today at the Strand Palace Hotel, Spike Millingan invited the press, to the press conference discussing the all-star record released by E.M.I. for the World Wildlife Fund. Spike Milligan with the Wildlife Fund symbol, the panda, and its young. Spike has tried to makeup with eye shadow to look like the panda. December 1969

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The new Polaris submarine HMS Revenge was commissioned at Cammell Laird's shipbuilding yards, Blrkenhead yesterday. The other crew, all Mrs. Mopps headed by Mrs. Sylvia Joinson (she is close to the camera holding a bucket). December 1969

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Lynn Marshall - Yoga Exponent seen here with her dog. Circa 1970

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Boys at Stockport primary school get an extra bonus when they attend their weekly art lessons. Their teacher, Irene Humphries, 25, is also a model. November 1969

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Royal Navy boxing competition on the roof of the ministry of war. The London skyline in the background is dominated by the dome of St Pauls. May 1942

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112 officers and men of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines, competed in a cross country race for the Plymouth Port Championship held near Cremyll, East Cornwall, the team prize being the Admiral Royde trophy. The field gets away to a good start. March 1945

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Lieut. Commdr HRB Newton and and wife at christening service of their son Max in Torpedo Space of submarine. May 1945

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World War II: Hospitals. Nurses and patients watch the dogfights between the R.A.F. and the German Airforce at the height of the Battle of Britain. August 1940

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Reveille Fashions. February 1960

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Reveille Fashion. March 1960

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British family feature: Three generations, grandmother, mother and daughter. November 1969

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Eleven-year-old Fairy Fly, 26 inches high and the smallest Shetland pony in the world being held by a young boy. June 1960

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Lady Joan Gore-Lengton of Hurst Green, Sussex breeds the smallest Shetland ponies in the world. June 1960

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Actress Liz Renay poses for pictures wearing underwear. November 1969

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The 5th London Bridges Walk organised by the British Council for Rehabilitation of the Disabled had a total of over 17; 500 entrants before its start today. The sponsored walkers will travel over a 20 mile course crossing each London bridge between Kew Bridge and London Bridge. Long line of walkers passing over Westminster Bridge. November 1969

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Young girls dressed in their sunday finest enjoy a sandwich after taking part in the Manchester Whit Walks June 1960

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Glamour girls Marion and Jean Collins on the beach. June 1960

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Holiday Crowds at Barry Island: Two Barry policeman control the dangerous crossing point at Barry Island and the crowds team across as the traffic is brought to a halt. June 1960

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Glamour Girl. Barbara Stockton, 19 seen here posing on the beach. June 1960

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Childrens Choir The children's committee of two boys and two girls enter up names and addresses, file the cards and do other clerical duties. The organist (standing right) sits in at these weekly conferences between the Chief and the committee to discuss musical presentations. Circa 1945