Decades Collection (page 4)

At the Highland Gathering at Inverness, Scotland; Brigadier General Ross and Major Ross. 17 September 1925

Miss Marie Blanche who is leaving the caste of High Jinks at the Adelphi to get married to her fiance Mr E Lewis 16 June 1917

At the Dairy Show atthe Agricultural Hall, London. Miss Buchanan, Scottish Champion, winner of the milking competition. 27 October 1923

Miss Jose Collins, sells a quart of peas for ? 5 in aid of the red cross 15 June 1917

Miss Marie Blanche and her fiance Mr E Lewis 16 June 1917

Transport workers conference at Central Hall Mr Havelock Wilson

Ladies lacrosse at Richmond. Roedean school versus lady professionals

Stoolball at Fulham Palace. Wounded versus London Clergymen. The Bishop of London batting

Prince Albert inspects NSPCC officials

The Great Railway Strike Unloading empty petrol cans at the Anglo Mexican petroleum yard, Pimlico. Where they are refilled direct from the barges on the river 6 October 1919

The General Strike Members of the newly formed force of civil constabulary reserve

Ladies Hockey match at Merton Abbey - England versus Scotland. Miss Janet Ellis, the Surrey and England player. 11 March 1933

The Great Railway Strike The lorries in Hyde Park and their drivers 1920

Rome the Coliseum February 1925

At thje Dairy Show at the Agricultural Hall, London. Miss Dora Nicholls of Redruth, Cornwall, winner of the Dairymaid Championship 21 October 1927

The civil forum in the city of Pompeii showing Vesuvius in the background February 1925

Selection of Miners Secretary The scene at Livingstone Hall, Westminster, during the counting of votes for the election of the New General Secretary to Miners Federation

German raider over London. The scene a few hours afterwards. 28 November 1916

German raider over London. Scenes of excitement. 28 November 1916

The Bishop of Bristol spends his 84th Birthday with London children suffering from raid shock at St Nicholas Home Chailey 1 December 1917

First meeting of the air board. Sir Paul Harvey ( sec ) with Commander Groves. 30 October 1919

Removal of remains of zeppelin L21 from Adastral house to the grounds of the HAC in Sunhill Row. 23 September 1916

A home for children suffering from raid shock has been established at Chailey. 12 November 1917

Counting the votes at 102 Gower Street ( Carried out under the supervision of Messrs Barton Matthew)
Counting the votes at 102 Gower Street ( Carried out under the supervision of Messrs Barton Matthew and co. The Bishopsgate accountants)

Stoolball at Fulham Palace. Wounded soldiers versus London Clergymen

Sliding on Hampstead Heath 22 January 1917

Meeting of representatives of the mineworkers federation, Russell Square Rt Hon James Brown and Mr Herbert Smith ( Late President ) 9 January 1936

The Great Railway Strike Motor cycles in Hyde Park 1920

The Office of Works Strike Mr Charles Duncan, M P and Mr John Beard ( Sec of the Workers Union 1 February 1925

The General Strike A motor bus casualty

Viscount Borodaile, son of Lord Beatty. 22 February 1926

The Bishop of London plays stoolball at Fulham Palace

The General Strike Tin hatted volunteers in Hyde Park

The conference at Central Hall Mr Will Thorne

Rome - ruins of the Palatine

Students from Guys capture Prineas the mascot of University College Hospital 14 October 1920

The Bishop of London and Mr Brian Kimmins

Mrs Lloyd George plays stoolball at Chailey. 13 March 1921

The meeting at Unity House Mr Harry Gosling 1 September 1920

Inter - varsity womens hockey at Cambridge. Miss Eileen Arnold ( Cambridge Captain ) 4 March 1929

The King has laid the foundation stone of the new School of Economics, Clarke Market. Two Indian students. 29 May 1920

The Coal Strike Volunteers at the Ministry of Transport 18 October 1920

Womans Billiards Championship at the Burroughes Hall, Soho Square Miss Eve Collins practising at the Lyceen Club

England versus Scotland, ladies hockey at Richmond. 16 March 1921

At the sign of the cradle. 18 November 1919

At the Dairy Show at the Agricultural Hall, London. Mrs M Pooley, of Shifnal, Shropshire, winner of the butter making championship. 27 October 1923

The General Strike The motor bus park in Regents Park - an office rigged inside a bus

Miss Mabel Russell, the Heroine of London Pride, and her fiance, Lieutenant Hilton Philipson ( Scots Guards ) 1 June 1917 She was the third female member to serve in the House of Commons after this

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"Decades of History: From Warships to Housing Estates, Vintage Dances to Royal Palaces" Step back in time as we explore the captivating decades that shaped our world. In the early 20th century, the majestic warship HMS Hood ruled the seas with its sheer power and grandeur. A symbol of strength and resilience, it stood tall against turbulent waters. Meanwhile, in Brandon Estate, Southwark, one of London's largest housing estates built by the London County Councils, communities thrived amidst towering buildings. It was a testament to progress and social development. The jive dance took center stage during the vibrant 1950s party season. People swayed and twirled with infectious joy as they celebrated life's precious moments. The vintage news echoed tales of happiness and revelry. Traveling further back in time, we find ourselves at The King of Ashanti's Palace in Kumasi during 1874. A regal abode steeped in history and tradition; it whispered stories of ancient kingdoms and cultural heritage. The jitterbug dance craze swept through the 1940s like wildfire - a celebration of freedom amidst challenging times. Dancing became an expression of resilience as people found solace on crowded dance floors. At the Highland Games in Inverness, Scotland; Lady Marjorie Mackenzie and Mr Seton epitomized elegance against a backdrop of breathtaking landscapes. Their love for tradition intertwined with their appreciation for beauty. Fante Soldiers bravely served alongside British forces against Ashanti warriors - forging bonds across borders while defending shared values. Their courage showcased unity amid conflict. Tower Bridge witnessed countless courting couples during the forties and fifties - love blossoming against an iconic backdrop that symbolized everlasting romance. These were moments frozen in time but etched forever within hearts. "The Return of the Dandy" marked a resurgence in fashion-forward thinking when Michael Rainey and Christopher Gibbs graced the scene.