1930 Tipperary Town Garda Station,Davis St.
Nowadays the building is utilized by the P.S.A
The Private Security Authority.

Wimbledon Broadway c1907.

Doing penny for the guy back in 1970

The “cooperage”1800s quayside
Newcastle

Premier milkman on Carnlough Road late 60s. The float has a 1957 registration, but Premier didn't start trading until 1966. This truck is most likely a repainted Merville vehicle.

The claddagh about 1918. The o' Flaherty family.

Postcard by Charles Cozens showing the Royal family in a steam pinnace in the harbour c1906.

Early 20th century when Bristol Road was called Bath Road, though this photo refers to it as Bank Street in error. The building at the end of this row was the Wingrove Hotel. All were demolished in 1971 for the Vicarage Green development.

The Haves and Have Nots…

Year 1905 The Rock of Cashel.

Sheep Fair, Athlone - c.1890-1930

London Fields. Hackney. 1906…

A large crowd of pilgrims assembled at the small church on the summit of Croagh Patrick. circa 1910.

London fog. A woman leads a car through Regents Park. 1938…

Plymouth 1960s..

Long Row East, Nottingham, 11 June 1949.

Blackett Street, Newcastle. The horse drawn trams on their way to Osborne Road and Byker. Image circa 1895..

6221 squadron, bomb disposal at Hornchurch 1952..

Kardomah Cafe, Millgate. Manchester. Circa:1940.

Henry Moore, working as a war artist, was making sketches of people sheltering from the air raids for his famous “Sleepers” series.

On this occasion he was being filmed for a documentary by Two Cities Films, directed by Jill Craigie.

Henry Moore taken during the filming of 'Out of Chaos', Holborn Underground Station, London, England 1943 by Lee Miller © Lee Miller Archives, England 2025. All rights reserved..