1920's Horse Fair, Market Yard,Tipperary Town.
Four Horse Fairs were held each year.

Horse fairs were essential for the rural economy, providing a place for farmers and traders to buy and sell horses, which were crucial for agriculture and transport.

The presence of horses and fairs was a regular feature of life in Ireland during the early to mid-20th century.

Carnarthen Street, Camborne

The European Cup Winners’ Cup Arrives in SW6, London (1950)

Workmen on London Transport Headquarters, 55 Broadway (1928)

Horton Heath, Hampshire. 1898

Burnet’s lane, Horton Heath and, a steam engine and trailers loaded with passengers, attract the attention of the local constabulary.

Going to Market, Co Antrim c1900.

Nat Seal was an eccentric Dorset drover who wore a hat made of hedgehog skins. Before the railway age, drovers were long-distance travellers who drove hundreds of sheep, cattle and pigs to markets and abattoirs.

Art dealer shop Lymington High Street . Torah seems to have been based at No 86 in the 1880s or 1890s.

Reigate Avenue, Sutton, the winter of 1962-63.

Nechells coal queue,1955

A view up Renfield Street in August 1953
Glasgow

Swindon town Hall dating from the 1950s looking at the cars and fashions a lovely scene showing aspects of life in 1950s Britain.

Odiham, Hampshire. 1912

Odiham Fire Station with, a group of children showing interest in the photographer.

Saturday Night Dancing at Hammersmith Palais 1947

Corner Mansfield Rd and Huntingdon street
Nottingham

Tower Bridge. London. 1900…

1910 Theatre Square, Nottingham. Looking west towards the junction with Parliament Street, centre, and Wollaton Street, right,

Open Market, St Peter's Square, Wolverhampton 1957. The area was known as the Market Patch.The photograph shows St Peters Church and St Peters House in the background, and crowds among the stalls. There is a couple with a child in a pram talking to a policeman in the foreground.

Farmyard life in Kerry, 1902

barges on the liffey 1911
Dublin