Ice Cream Van Collection

George Henry Lees building in Church Street. Marks and Spencer is occupying the next block. Church Street is one of Liverpools shopping areas. Church Street, Liverpool, Merseyside. 30th October 1989

1979 Ford Transit ice-cream van. Creator: Unknown
1979 Ford Transit ice-cream van

1956 Bedford CA ice cream van. Creator: Unknown
1956 Bedford CA ice cream van

Kennebec Ice horse-drawn wagon parked in front of Birney Public School... Washington, D.C
Kennebec Ice horse-drawn wagon parked in front of Birney Public School - school children lined up with teacher behind wagon as man shows them large chunk of ice suspended by tongs, Washington, D.C

British Troops buying Ice Cream in Brussels. Their regiment is unknown. At this time, between 17Ð25 September 1944, Operation Market Garden saw Allied forces move from Belgium to The Netherlands

Street Traders in Church Street Liverpool 26th July 1988

Rolling Stones on stage in concert at Knebworth House, Hertfordshire. (Picture) Huge crowds at the gig. 22nd August 1976

Children playing in the streets of Oldham. July 1952 C3299-001

Ice cream man in his van is one of the few highlights in the lives of children who live in the flats in Palmer Street Birmingham June 1963 vfr1

Young women by an ice cream van, c1960

2008 Hyundai i10 ice cream van by Andy Saunders

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"Sweet Memories on Wheels: The Iconic Ice Cream Van in the UK" Step back in time to 1979, where a charming ice cream van roamed the streets of England. This vintage beauty, a 1979 Ford Transit ice-cream van, was a beloved sight for many Cornwall locals and visitors at Polzeath Beach. Its creator remains unknown, but its legacy lives on. Not far behind is another classic gem - a 1956 Bedford CA ice cream van. With its retro design and mouth-watering treats, this mobile dessert haven brought joy to countless individuals across the country. In Liverpool's Church Street stands the George Henry Lees building - an iconic landmark that witnessed young women indulging in delicious frozen delights from an ice cream van circa 1960. Oh, how those sweet moments must have tasted. Even British troops stationed in Brussels couldn't resist the allure of an ice cream cone from an unidentified vendor. Though their regiment may be unknown, their shared love for this delectable treat transcended borders. Moving forward to July 1988, street traders lined Church Street once again in Liverpool. Among them stood an inviting ice cream van ready to satisfy cravings and bring smiles to passersby. The Rolling Stones themselves graced Knebworth House stage during a concert - but even rock legends appreciate the simple pleasure of enjoying an icy delight from an old-fashioned ice cream truck. Children playing freely on Oldham's streets during July 1952 found solace and excitement when they heard the jingle of approaching chimes signaling that their favorite neighborhood hero had arrived –the local ice cream man with his trusty van full of frozen treasures. Merseyside's Albert Dock became home to yet another vintage treasure - a charmingly restored vintage Ice Cream Van parked alongside other historic attractions. It served as a reminder of simpler times when these vans were cherished symbols of summer fun and childhood nostalgia.