Thirties Collection (page 18)

Butlers Chemist shop in Old Market, Bristol, circa 1930s

Westland Wallaces of 501 (City of Bristol) Squadron on morning patrol above Staple Hill, Gloucestershire in 1933

Gas mask test at the start of the second world war, Bristol Circa September 1939

First bus to Bristol Airport, 1934

Park Row, Bristol, in 1933

Bristol. Crowds pack the Centre for the unveiling of the Cenotaph, a copy of the London Memorial, in June 1932 War Memorial

Taken from Dolphin Street, looking to Bridge Street, Bristol(Margrates Bank Hotel to the left). Peter Street is off to the left (by Closs & Co Ltd)

The corner of Bridge Street and Mary-le-Port Street, Bristol, just after vacation by G H Hodder who moved to 18/20 Mary-le-Port Street

Bristol Evening Post delivery vans, Silver Street, Bristol in 1930s

Bristol Evening Post Offices in Silver Street 1930s

Bristolians in 1939 seen here being issued with gas masks in the build up to the Second World War. By September 1939 some 38 million gas masks had been given out to the civil population

Georges Brewery, Bristol decorated for Silver Jubilee of George V and Queen Mary May 1935

Cyclist negotiate a busy Bristol Tramway Centre June 1939

Bristol Castle Street, showing British Home Stores. Circa 1935

Regent Cinema Castle Street 1930s with a wurlitzer organ

1939 - just at the outbreak of war - shows Royal Naval reservists undergoing gunnery practice on board HMS Flying Fox at Mardyke Wharf

Cliftons 1822 parish church, St Andrew s, was sadly lost to a Luftwaffe bombing raid in November, 1940. Pic from 1930s

British troops in Sussex have a laugh as they are entertained by members of ENSA during WWII 1939

Racehorses pass through Newmarket on their way to the gallops in 1932

Gordon Richards at Newmarket Races on Nevertheless his 200th winner of the season 1933

Romford High Street in 1933
Romford high street showing a Woolworth and Co. Ltd in 1933

Frys Cocoa and Chocolate works
The packing dept at Frys Cocoa and Chocolate works, Bristol 1930

Mansfield and Sons shoe and boot factory
Workers go back to work after lunch Mansfield and Sons shoe and boot factory, Northampton 1931

Workers at Frys Cocoa and Chocolate Works in Bristol 1930

Women sewing army uniforms 1939

At the Royal Ordnance factory 1939
At the Royal Ordnance factory - Assembling the moulds

Women at work in the Ferranti Radio works at Moston, Manchester 1935

De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill 1938
De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill, East Sussex 1938

Digswell Viaduct 1935
Digswell Viaduct also known as the Welwyn Viaduct 1935

The Stade, Folkestone, 1937
The Stade, the old fishing quarter at Folkestone in Kent 1937

The Palace Hotel Southend, 1936 Built in 1901

Norwich Market place 1936 Shows Chamberlins Department store, Spalls, Dean and Palmers, Willberys, Corner Tea House

Market place Kingston Upon Thames
View of Kingston, Surrey, showing the market place with Parish church in background 1938 Boots the Chemist, Pettits, Dorothy Perkins and the Druids Head Hotel

Truro Cathedral, 1935
Truro Cathedral, Truro, Cornwall, England in 1935

Newlyn Harbour, Cornwall 1934

Looe Harbour, Cornwall, 1931
Fishing boats in winter, Looe Harbour, Cornwall, 1931

The High Street, Broadstairs, Kent The shops include Russell & Bromley, Timothy Whites and Boots 1936

Enfield Market Place 1938

The esplanade at Sandown Bay, Isle of Wight 1936

Deansgate, Manchester 1937
Traffic on Deansgate, Manchester 1937

1930s view of town centre at Worthing in Sussex 1933
1930s view of town centre at Worthing in Sussex, showing the old Town Hall in the background 1933

Jimmy Guthrie, Portsmouth captain, holding the F. A. Cup
Jimmy Guthrie, Portsmouth captain, holding the F.A. Cup after they had beaten Wolverhampton Wanderers in the final at Wembley 1939

George Formby in 1935
George Formby, musician and comedian, 1935

Actress Bebe Daniel in 1935

Croydon Aerodrome, with aircraft, 1934

Tommy Farr in 1936
Boxer Tommy Farr British and Empire heavyweight champion " the Tonypandy Terror"

George Barber playing for Chelsea FC in 1934

Hampden Park 1934
Aerial view of Scottish National Football Stadium, Hampden Park, Glasgow during a match between Queens Park and Hearts, 1934

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"Journeying through the Thirties: A Captivating Era of Innovation, Adventure, and Nostalgia" Step into the time machine as we explore the remarkable decade known as the Thirties. From iconic cars like the Citroen Traction Avant or Light 15 to captivating artworks such as "Trongate, Glasgow (oil on board), " this era was a melting pot of creativity and progress. In 1935, a train passed by Manchester United Football Ground, symbolizing not only the rise of transportation but also our collective love for sports. Meanwhile, in medical breakthroughs, a groundbreaking 3D angiogram C007 / 1981 revealed intricate brain blood vessels that fascinated scientists worldwide. They were marked by daring individuals who pushed boundaries. Aviation pioneer Amy Johnson soared through skies with her fearless spirit while Apollo 17 astronauts embarked on an otherworldly adventure beyond Earth's atmosphere. Rain-soaked streets witnessed joyful moments too; think of Londoners dancing to "Lambeth Walk in the rain" during 1938 - proof that even amidst challenges, joy could be found. And speaking of locomotion marvels, Mallard steamed over Ribblehead Viaduct with unparalleled grace and speed. Not forgetting classic automobiles like Ford Model A Roadster which roared down roads embodying freedom and style. Labworth Cafe at Canvey Island offered respite to weary travelers seeking delicious treats and coastal views. Travel posters adorned railway stations promoting breathtaking destinations like Ramsgate in vibrant colors during 1939 – reminding us that wanderlust has always been part of our human nature. An aerial view captured Plymouth Hoe's beauty in all its glory during 1937 – showcasing how cities evolved yet retained their timeless charm. The Thirties encapsulated an era where innovation met nostalgia; it was a time when dreams took flight both literally and metaphorically. So let us celebrate this captivating decade that shaped our world and continues to inspire us today.