New Canal, Salisbury in the 50's

Sackville Street Dublin 1890

The Blind Beggar Pub, Whitechapel, London (Mid-1800s)

Aluminium Pots for Effort, London (1940)

Hyde Park Event, London (1971)

A girl holding her baby brother

This is a beautiful example of a sheep fold, on the downlands. A timeless scene. They were located close to pasture areas, so the sheep can easily access grazing lands. The shepherd would have his hut nearby so he could attend to his flock 24/7 during the lambing season.

Kennards, Croydon, 1941.

Taken in the Year 1922 John Bradshaw Butcher, Bank Place, Tipperary Town

Approaching Brentford at Chiswick Roundabout before the flyover existed! My guess would be some time in the 50s

Working Polperro. 1930’s

Melksham, 1901.

Avon produces its first pneumatic tyre one year into the new century. The company also contributes significantly to the British war effort, as its tyres are fitted to almost every type of military vehicle.

Henry Shaw’s Taxidermy Shop, Shrewsbury, Shropshire taken in 1896. During the Victorian period in England, taxidermy rose to prominence as a highly regarded and fashionable pursuit, mirroring the era’s fascination with nature, exploration, and the macabre.

Tichborne, Hampshire. 1909

The old custom of giving out flour to the poor of the parish,
on the day of…The feast of Annunciation.

Lady Marbella Tichborne decreed on her death bed that,
the poor of the parish be given farm produce on the designated day….1150

Smiths Cricklewood

Lymington Flood 1909

Alexandra Park sometime in 1898. Absolutely beautiful photograph with kids all beautifully turned out.

Wheeler gate Nottingham Early 50's

Sackville Street Dublin 1903

Mousehole.

Pudding Chare, looking down from the Bigg Market, Newcastle. The Printers Pie is on the left. Photo taken by Laszlo Torday between the mid 1960s and 1975. Photo courtesy of Newcastle Libraries.