Bridgeman Education

ID: MPX5099189

Aerial view of the sea front at Bournemouth, September 1926

ID: MPX5099198

Aerial view of Norwich Cathedral, Norfolk. Circa 1930

ID: MPX5099261

Part of Ely Street in Stratford-upon-Avon, will soon look almost as it did nearly 500 years ago. Six of the old timber-frame cottages are being extensively restored and converted into 3 homes. This view is the back elevation. 24th September 1971

ID: MPX5099306

"Rusty" in the tender care of the Head Kennel maid, and the theatre assistant while the surgeon and radiographer examine the X Ray, July 1961

ID: MPX5099319

Coronation. A section of the crowd at Trafalgar Square watches the Royal procession with the aid of periscopes, June 1953

ID: MPX5099325

Go Slow' Plane in Death Plunge. A French plane crashed in a ball of fire on Friday 20th September. 68 while giving a one-engine flying display at the Farnborough, Hants, air show. Five crew and a ground staff fitter were killed. The 43 ton plane, a twin-engined Breguet Atlantic used for marine reconnaissance, was making a tight turn at about 140mph while 150 feet to 200 feet above the runway, September 1968

ID: MPX5099328

One of the super tankers take shape at Swan Hunter shipbuilders in Wallsend, towering over the nearby houses, c. 1960

ID: MPX5099334

Grounded Aircraft at London Airport during the B.O.A.C. pilots strike, June 1968

ID: MPX5099343

Simon Le Bon. looks at the sea that nearly claimed his life, August 1985

ID: MPX5099352

When it comes to action nineteen years old Steven Beamish is very sharp off the line astride his powerful motor cycle. Through any conditions or weather, it's just a matter of keeping your head down because goggles would be choked up in a few minutes of riding in mud, February 1978

ID: MPX5099397

Yachting at Cowes, August 1964

ID: MPX5099427

The small cutter ship Keith after crossing from Nova Scotia to England in twenty five days. 10th August 1921

ID: MPX5099508

The tanker Esso Durham stands on a slipway in a North East Shipyard, c. 1950

ID: MPX5099572

The ship Georgic moves up the River Tyne from a Hebburn shipyard, c. 1940

ID: MPX5099581

Beautician Kay Orr seen here modelling a bright yellow raincoat and newspaper umbrella Clothing Fashion Coat Umbrella Weather Rain, December 1969

ID: MPX5099590

Joining the ship has a new meaning when a new fore-half was joined to the original stern half of the ship Harpagus at Swan Hunter shipyard in Wallsend, River Tyne, c. 1940

ID: MPX5099623

Job no 709 takes shape on the stocks, at a shipyard on the River Tyne, soon she'll be an 80,000 ton tanker, c. 1960

ID: MPX5099629

The SS 'Prahova' anchored off St. Margaret's bay, running it's engines to stop the anchor dragging on a fast tide, 15th January 1934

ID: MPX5099632

Mini Skirt spring fashion 1968

ID: MPX5099638

Models pose in front of bus painted with the slogan Birds Paradise wearing mini dresses by designer Paco Rabanne at Salford in aid of Women's Zionist Council, c. 1969

ID: MPX5099368

Ava Gardner with the Queen during a Royal Command Film Performance, October 1955

ID: MPX5099375

It's the singing Scots from the top, Bay City Rollers Woody, Alan, Leslie, Eric and Derek, May 1975

ID: MPX5099420

Canadian Pacific immigrant ship Beaverbrae formerly the Hapag's Huascaran which was taken over by the German Navy during the second world war and used as a u-boat repair ship in Norway. Captured in 1945 and handed over to Canadian Government, the ship was sold to Canadian Pacific in 1947. Refitted and renamed Beaverbrae and used as an emigrant carrier on the St. John - Bremerhaven/Bremen route. Seen here being towed through the lock gates of the London docks. 25th July 1949