Blue Peter Collection

Peter Purves February 1991 former Blue Peter presenter. Pictured relaxing at home in Bilton, Rugby, 14th February 1991

Valerie Singleton eating truffles For commercial use please contact Photoslot at website:photoslot email: info@photoslot skype: photoslot

BBC televisions Blue Peter, childrens programme. Pictured, Left to right, Peter Purves, Lesley Judd and John Noakes with dogs Petra and Shep and Jason the cat. 23rd November 1973

Blue Peters John Noakes, climbs to the top of Nelsons Column. He talks at the top to workmen who are washing Nelson. 29th April 1977

Compasses of the "Great Eastern"(engraving)
1098217 Compasses of the " Great Eastern" (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Compasses of the " Great Eastern")

Pictured on the set of childrens television programme, Blue Peter, John Noakes with 10 year old guest Sean McWeeney. Sean holds is model boat

Blue Peter flies to the Far East. Pictured at RAF Lyneham are presenters John Noakes, Christopher Trace and Valerie Singleton

Viewers of BBC TV childrens programme Blue Peter buy a hospital truck for West Africa - with wool. A fully equipped hospital truck to help save the lives of starving children in West Africa pictured

John Noakes dressed as Henry VIII during the filming of Blue Peter. Left to right, Peter Purves, John Noakes dressed as Henry VIII and Val Singleton. 5th November 1969

Paddock Junior, Infant and Nursery School, Class 11, organised a Bring and Buy Sale in aid of the Blue Peter Kampuchea appeal, raising 15 pounds. 13th January 1989

Boys from St Johns Church of England Junior and Infants School, at the Examiners Aspley base, washing the papers vans for the Blue Peter Kampuchea appeal, 7th January 1989

Pupil, Aiden Reeve is seen in the passenger seat of his Fathers helicopter after it called at his school, Arnold Lodge Prep School, in Leamington

Pupil, Aiden Reeve and TV presenter, Chris Wenner is seen here carrying the sack full of stamps which have been collected at Aidens school, Arnold Lodge Prep School

A view from the back garden of the Victorian Old Rectory in Bilton, Rugby, East Warwickshire. It is the home of former " Blue Peter" presenter, Peter Purves. 14th February 1991

Sailing yacht Blue Peter, 1934. Creator: Kirk & Sons of Cowes
Sailing yacht Blue Peter, 1934

Petra, the Alsatian dog from the B.B.Cs childrens programme, Blue Peter answering her fan mail. (Photo by John Pratt/Getty Images)

100 years old in 1981
A poster celebrating the Natural History Museums cenetary in 1981, featuring the winning design from the Blue Peter Natural History Museum Centenary Poster competition

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"Blue Peter: A Journey Through Time and Adventure" In February 1991, former Blue Peter presenter Peter Purves was captured in a rare moment of relaxation. The beloved children's programme, BBC Television's Blue Peter, had left an indelible mark on his life. Meanwhile, Valerie Singleton indulged in the decadent delight of truffles while immersing herself in the world of Blue Peter. Her infectious enthusiasm for the show resonated with young viewers across the nation. One iconic moment etched into history was when John Noakes fearlessly climbed to the top of Nelson's Column. His daring feat became synonymous with the adventurous spirit that defined Blue Peter. The compasses of the "Great Eastern, " depicted in an engraving, symbolized exploration and discovery - values deeply ingrained within every episode of Blue Peter. It inspired generations to dream big and set sail towards uncharted territories. The sailing yacht named Blue Peter, crafted by Kirk & Sons of Cowes in 1934, embodied elegance and grace as it glided through azure waters. Its name would forever be associated with this cherished television program. On set at Blue Peter headquarters, presenters reveled in their roles as they entertained and educated young minds. Their dedication shone through as they brought joy to countless households across Britain. Blue Peter knew no boundaries; it even flew to far-flung destinations like the Far East. Pictured at RAF Lyneham were presenters John Noakes and his colleagues embarking on yet another thrilling adventure that would captivate audiences nationwide. Viewers' loyalty extended beyond mere entertainment; they rallied together to purchase a hospital truck for West thanks to their unwavering support for BBC TV's children's program - a testament to its impact on society. John Noakes donned regal attire during filming as he transformed into Henry VIII - showcasing not only his versatility but also highlighting how educational content seamlessly blended with fun on Blue Peter.