Rubble Collection (page 3)

Kirensk Holy-Trinity Monastery, 1856. Creator: Ivan Dem'ianovich Bulychev
Kirensk Holy-Trinity Monastery, 1856. From Puteshestviye po Vostochnoy Sibiri I. Bulychova. Chast 1-ya. Poyezdka v Kamchatku (A journey across eastern Siberia: Part 1, Trip to Kamchatka)

The Civil War in America: Hatteras Spit, with the wreck of the City of New York on the... 1862. Creator: Unknown
The Civil War in America: Hatteras Spit, with the wreck of the City of New York on the bar in the distance - from a sketch by our special artist, 1862

Bomb damage to Bridlington in the North East of England after Germain airmen of the Luftwaffe bombed the town in an air raid in July 1940

On October 7 1941 bombs dropped in Rogerstone, Newport, Wales resulting in the loss of 18 lives. Here rescue workers and wardens attend the scene following the air raid by the German Luftwaffe

Residents of Vincent Street Balsall Heath, Birmingham, examine a bomb crater following an air raid on the city. 29th October 1940

Liverpool. Merseyside. August 1941. During the Blitz. Picture shows the Old Street and Castle Street area of Liverpool, The National Bank Building with the Holt Building to the left

Picture shows business premises in Weston Super Mare, Somerset, decimated in The Blitz. June 1942. Street is unknown. On the nights of June 28 and 29

Cottingham Road, Hull, Yorkshire, after it was bombed in the Blitz. November 1940. The Hull Blitz was the bombing campaign that targeted the English port city of Kingston upon Hull by the German

Newbridge Road, Hull, Yorkshire, after it was bombed in the Blitz. Firefighters at the scene of a horrendous bombing raid The Hull Blitz was the bombing campaign that targeted the English port city

De La Pole Avenue in Hull, Yorkshire, during the blitz of World War Two. The emergency services search the rubble and crater lift by the bomb dropped by The Luftwaffe

Fountain Road in Hull, Yorkshire, during the blitz of World War Two. The emergency services, local people and the army search the rubble and crater lift by the bomb dropped by The Luftwaffe

Bomb-shattered homes in Grange Street, Hull. Circa 1941

Saxony Road, Kensington, Liverpool, bomb damage to rear entrance of working class pub in during recent air raid, pictured Wednesday 13th November 1940

Oak and Eldon Gardens, Birkenhead. The two notorious blocks of flats are nearing the end of their days. At the end of the month

WW2 bomb damage in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, East Anglia. June 1943

WW1 - Chateau Caulaincourt destroyed - Passage over Somme
WW1 - Chateau Caulaincourt destroyed (by dynamite by the retreating German forces) - Passage over Somme cleared by British Army. Date: 1917

Air raid damage, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, World War II, April 1940. The first British casualties of the German bombing of England occurred at Clacton on 30 April 1940

Palazzo Comunale damaged by bombing, Bologna Bologna. Date of Photograph:1943

Interior of the Basilica of San Francesco damaged by bombing, Bologna Bologna. Date of Photograph:1943

The Basilica of San Francesco damaged by bombing, Bologna Bologna. Date of Photograph:1943

Reconstruction work in a bombed area of Bologna Bologna. Date of Photograph:1950-1960

World War I: square after the bombing of Gradisca, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Gradisca D'Isonzo. Date of Photograph:1917-1918

First World War: interior of a church of Strigno after a bombing, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Strigno. Date of Photograph:1918

Church destroyed by Italian artillery shooting at Austro-Hungarian troops during the First World War, Ponte di Piave Ponte di Piave. Date of Photograph:19/11/1917

Church destroyed by Italian artillery attacking Austro-Hungarian troops during the First World War, Ponte di Piave Ponte di Piave. Date of Photograph:20/01/1918

Soldier sitting on the ruins of a building in Zenson di Piave Zenson di Piave. Date of Photograph:25/12/1917

First World War: interior of a church of Duino-Aurisina/Devin-Nabreina after a bombing, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:28/08/1917

First World War: rubble of a bombed house in Nabresina (Aurisina), Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:25/08/1917

First World War: soldiers in front of the rubble of a bombed house in Nabresina (Aurisina), Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:25/08/1917

First World War:bombed buildings of Piazza Vittorio Emanuele in Palmanova, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Palmanova. Date of Photograph:23/11/1917

First World War: Duino rubble of bombed, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:1917

First World War: Duino Castle bombed, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:28/08/1917

First World War: rubble and soldiers in Medeazza, fraction of Duino-Aurisina/Devin-Nabreina, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina Medeazza. Date of Photograph:03/1917

First World War: houses Duino-Aurisina/Devin-Nabreina after a bombing, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:1917

First World War: Station Nabresina (Aurisina) after a bombing, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:1917

First World War: rubble Rubbia (in Slovenian, Rubijski grad) in the municipality of Savogna d'Isonzo, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Savogna D'Isonzo Rubbia

First World War: rubble of a house in Sistiana (Sesljan in Slovenian), fraction of Duino-Aurisina/Devin-Nabreina, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina Sistiana

First World War: rubble after a bombing in the village of San Giovanni, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:03/11/1917

First World War: mill destroyed by bombing in the village of San Giovanni, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina. Date of Photograph:03/11/1917

First World War: home destroyed by bombing in Cerovlje (it. Ceroglie), in the municipality of Duino-Aurisina, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Duino - Aurisina Cerovlje

World War I: the ruins of the church of Monfalcone, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Monfalcone. Date of Photograph:03/11/1917

World War I: rubble of a bombed Italian country, Photography of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Friuli Venetia Julia. Date of Photograph:1917

People during a visit to an area with rubbles Liguria. Date of Photograph:1946

The Russia Villa in ruins after the earthquake, Casamicciola, Ischia Ischia Casamicciola. Date of Photograph:1883

First World War: woman and children in front of buildings destroyed by the bombings in Padua Padua. Date of Photograph:28/12/1917

First World War: The Teatro Verdi of Padua after bombings Padua. Date of Photograph:30/12/1917

World War I: rubble in via Ponte Nuovo in Gorizia Gorizia. Date of Photograph:10/1916

Building destroyed during the bombings of World War I in Borgo Zingraf in Gorizia Gorizia Borgo Zingraf. Date of Photograph:1915-1918

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In the midst of destruction and chaos, a woman finds solace in a simple cup of tea. As she sits amidst the bomb damage at New Cross after air raids, her resilience shines through. The remnants of buildings serve as a reminder of the horrors endured during World War II. Brampton Road in Bexleyheath bears witness to the devastating impact of bombs. The once bustling street now lies in ruins, its structures reduced to rubble. But even amidst this desolation, hope flickers like a distant flame. Kilgour Road in SE London tells a similar tale - another casualty of war's wrath. Yet within these broken walls lie stories untold; stories of survival and strength that refuse to be silenced by destruction. Fulwell Mill stands tall against all odds, an emblematic symbol rising from the ashes. It serves as a testament to human resilience and determination - proof that even when everything seems lost, there is always room for rebirth. The Blitz ravages London relentlessly, leaving no stone unturned. Ambulance sirens wail through Ladywell in Lewisham as brave souls rush to aid those affected by the bombings. In times of darkness, heroes emerge from unexpected places. St Andrews Parish Church in Plymouth stands defiantly amid the wreckage caused by relentless bombing campaigns during World War II. Its shattered facade echoes tales of loss and despair but also whispers promises of rebuilding and renewal. Al Khazneh (The Treasury) in Petra, Jordan showcases how time can transform ruins into wonders. Carved into rock formations centuries ago, it remains an awe-inspiring testament to mankind's ability to create beauty even amidst chaos. Balham High Road bears scars inflicted by enemy attacks during WWII's Blitz on London. Yet life goes on; people continue their daily routines despite adversity looming overhead like dark clouds ready to burst with devastation. NFS (London Region) Pimlico V1 bombing attack reminds us of the constant threat faced by civilians during wartime.