April Collection (page 100)

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. Nineteenth Street and Angelica, between Valencia and Guerrero, looking toward Dolores Park, San Francisco, following the earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. Temple Emanu-El on Sutter Street, San Francisco, following its destruction during the earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. Mission Dolores and the neighboring basilica, showing damage sustained during the San Francisco Earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. The Valencia Hotel on Valencia Street, San Francisco, the top three stories of which had collapsed, killing about thirty people, during the earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO: CITY HALL. City Hall before and after its destruction by fire following the San Francisco Earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO, 1906. A view down California Street, San Francisco, following the earthquake and fire of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO, 1906. The wreckage in San Franciscos Chinatown following the earthquake and fire of 18 April 1906. Photographed by Arnold Genthe

TORNADO AFTERMATH, 1913. The desolate waste after the tornado that swept across Omaha, Nebraska on 26 April 1913

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. Refugee camp following the earthquake of 18 April 1906 at San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. Food distribution following the earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. Cleaning up the rubble on Geary Street, San Francisco, following the earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. Ruins of the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art at the corner of California and Mason Streets, San Francisco, following the earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO: INSTITUTE. Mark Hopkins Institute of Art at the corner of California and Mason Streets, destroyed during the earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. Ruins of Leland Stanfords mansion at Powell and California Streets, San Francisco, following the earthquake of 18 April 1906

SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. Damaged house on Grove Street, following the earthquake of 18 April 1906

DC: PEACE PROTEST, 1917. Pacifists marching in front of The White House, 3 April 1917

ESPIONAGE ACT PROTEST, 1922. Wives, mothers, and children of men imprisoned under the Espionage Act protesting for their release outside the White House in Washington D.C

US ATLANTIC FLEET, 1908. Battleships of the United States Atlantic Fleet in a harbor in San Francisco, California. Photograph, April 1908

HARPERs WEEKLY, 1861. General Thomas swearing in the volunteers called into the service of the United States at Washington D.C. Wood engraving from Harpers Weekly, 27 April 1861

WILLIAM MILLER (1782-1849). American religious leader, seated in a well-stocked safe, awaits the end of the world on April 23, 1843: contemporary satirical lithograph

CLEMENS: TOM & HUCK, 1910. Samuel Clemens creations, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, floating down the Mississippi on a literary raft. Cartoon by Luther D

GEORGIA: TEXTILE MILL, 1913. Young men and boys working at a Hosiery Mill in Rome, Georgia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, April 1913

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1913. A young worker using textile machinery at the Cherokee Hosiery Mill in Rome, Georgia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, April 1913

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1913. A woman and a girl walking home from working at the Muscogee Mills, Columbus, Georgia. Photograph by Lewis Hine, April 1913

MINER STRIKE, 1875. A marked man is scolded while passing a group of striking miners in the coal regions of Pennsylvania. Engraving, American, April 1875

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1917. 11-year-old bakery worker in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Photograph by Lewis Hine, April 1917

CHILD LABOR, 1917. A pair of truants, tending their fathers mules during school hours. Boys are 9 and 11 years old, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Photograph, April, 1917 by Lewis Hine

LABOR DEMONSTRATION, 1914. Demonstration by the Industrial Workers of the World in New York City, 11 April 1914

IWW DEMONSTRATION, 1914. Mounted police dispersing a meeting of the Industral Workers of the World ( Wobblies ) at Union Square, New York City, on 4 April 1914

Ryan Cringle; Suzuki; Marc Colvin; Kawasaki; David Quine; Yamaha; April; Jurby

Si Fulton (Kawasaki), David Quine (Yamaha), Andy Fenton (Suzuki); April; Jurby

Chris Bullley (Honda), Peter Wilkinson (Yamaha), Robert Temple (Honda); April; Jurby

Callum Collister (Kawasaki) Andrew Dudgeon (Suzuki) April; Jurby

Dave Madsen-Mygdal (Honda) Dave Taylor (Yamaha) Chris Moffitt (Kawasaki) & Frank Shennett (Triumph), April;Jurby
Dave Madsen-Mygdal (Honda) Dave Taylor (Yamaha) Chris Moffitt (Kawasaki) & Frank Shennett (Triumph), April; Jurby

Si Fulton (Kawasaki), April; Jurby

Derran Slous (Suzuki), Andy Fenton (Suzuki), April; Jurby

David Quine (Yamaha), Brendan Fargher (Suzuki), April; Jurby

Robert Temple (Honda), Laurence Cummins (Suzuki), Eddie Venn (Honda) April; Jurby

Brandan Fargher (Suzuki) & Marc Colvin (Kawasaki) April, Jurby

Brendan Fargher (Suzuki) Derran Slous (Suzuki), David Quine (Yamaha), April; Jurby

Laurence Cummins (Yamaha) & Eddie Venn (Honda) April, Jurby

Andy Fenton (Suzuki) April; Jurby

Peter Wilkinson (Yamaha) April; Jurby

Andrew Dudgeon (Suzuki) Ryan Cringle (Triumph) April; Jurby

Chris Moffitt (Kawasaki) April; Jurby

Callum Collister (Honda) April; Jurby

Derran Slous (Suzuki) Brendan Fargher (Suzuki) David Quine (Yamaha) April; Jurby

Darren Hope & Paul Bumfrey (DMR) April;Jurby
Darren Hope & Paul Bumfrey (DMR) April; Jurby

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"April: A Month of Remarkable Moments and Memorable Milestones" As the rain poured down relentlessly, April seemed to be a complete wash-out, mirroring William Heath Robinson's comical illustration. However, amidst the gloom, there were shining moments that defined this month in history. In April 1960, the USS Intrepid (CV-11) stood tall as a symbol of American strength and resilience. Its presence evoked admiration and awe as it sailed through turbulent waters. The mass trespass of Kinder Scout echoed defiance against societal norms. This act of rebellion in April left an indelible mark on the fight for public access to land. Transporting us back to another era was the Monaco Grand Prix Poster from 1932. The vibrant colors and sleek design captured the essence of speed and glamour that still define this iconic race today. HMAS Melbourne (21), proudly sailing under Her Majesty's Australian Ship banner, showcased maritime prowess in April's vast oceans. It represented unity among nations while protecting their shared interests. Sir Robin Knox-Johnston embarked on an extraordinary journey around the globe during this eventful month. His courageous feat demonstrated human determination and pushed boundaries beyond imagination. An overhead view revealed Dublin during the Easter Rising—a pivotal moment in Irish history when dreams clashed with reality. The city became a battleground where hope fought against oppression. The launch of HMS Ark Royal in Birkenhead marked a new chapter for naval supremacy in April 1937. This majestic vessel embodied innovation and power as it set sail into uncharted waters. David Wright's artwork "Off with the Old, On with the New" encapsulated renewal amid change—an apt reflection for April's transformative spirit year after year. Returning once again to Monaco Grand Prix—this time from 1930—the thrill intensified as engines roared along its famous streets. Speed demons embraced danger head-on while spectators held their breaths at every turn.