Notice Board Collection

"Discover a World of Information and Opportunities on the Notice Board" Step into West London and witness the vibrant tapestry of life unfolding before your eyes

Notice Board Collection: Claude McKay (b / w photo)

Claude McKay (b / w photo)
KW360443 Claude McKay (b/w photo) by French Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Claude McKay (1889-1948)

Notice Board Collection: Classified and Personal Adverts on Notice Board outside shop, West London Feature

Classified and Personal Adverts on Notice Board outside shop, West London Feature, 9th May 1956

Notice Board Collection: Men looking at local classified and personal adverts on notice board outside shop

Men looking at local classified and personal adverts on notice board outside shop, West London, 9th May 1956

Notice Board Collection: The Annexation of Christmas Island, Pacific Ocean, by the British Government (engraving)

The Annexation of Christmas Island, Pacific Ocean, by the British Government (engraving)
1041549 The Annexation of Christmas Island, Pacific Ocean, by the British Government (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Annexation of Christmas Island)

Notice Board Collection: Rack Picture for Dr. Nones, 1879 (oil on canvas)

Rack Picture for Dr. Nones, 1879 (oil on canvas)
2969132 Rack Picture for Dr. Nones, 1879 (oil on canvas) by Mitchell, William A. (1828-1890) (attr.to); 45.7x37.8 cm; The Art Institute of Chicago, IL, USA; Frederick G

Illustration of people working in an office

Notice Board Collection: England / Shere

England / Shere
A view outside A. Weller and Sons Coal Merchants and Cars For Hire business, where a young man in a suit reads the noticeboard, with a boy beside him. Shere, Surrey, England

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"Discover a World of Information and Opportunities on the Notice Board" Step into West London and witness the vibrant tapestry of life unfolding before your eyes. As you stroll past the bustling shops, your attention is drawn to a notice board adorned with an array of intriguing hints. Amongst them, a captivating black and white photograph captures Claude McKay's essence, his enigmatic presence inviting you to delve deeper into his remarkable journey. Classified and personal adverts adorn the notice board like whispers in the wind, offering glimpses into lives intertwined within this community. Curiosity piques as men huddle around, engrossed in deciphering these messages that hold secrets untold. Their faces reflect hope, longing, and perhaps even love as they absorb every word meticulously penned by fellow locals. A historical engraving depicting the Annexation of Christmas Island stands proudly nearby; a reminder of Britain's vast reach across oceans. The Rack Picture for Dr. Nones transports you back to 1879 with its vivid strokes upon canvas – an artistic marvel amidst this sea of information. In another corner stands a gentleman captivated once again by local classifieds and personal adverts. His discerning gaze reveals determination as he seeks opportunities or connections that could shape his path forward. The notice board holds more than just words; it encapsulates snapshots frozen in time. A monochrome image showcases two boys diligently seated at their desks within a classroom – innocence intermingled with knowledge being nurtured under watchful eyes. As memories unfold further back in time, echoes from The Reading Festival held at Little Johns Farm resurface from August 27th, 1976 - music reverberating through souls forever changed by its melodies. Ladywood comes alive through another lens capturing Birmingham's spirit on August 15th, 1977 - stories etched onto faces brimming with resilience and triumph over adversity. Amidst all these tales lies yet another hint: Reduced Service on Commuter Trains, a consequence of power cuts at New Street Station.