Thirties Collection (page 9)

Woodhead Reservoir, 1933
Woodhead Reservoir, Longdendale in north Derbyshire 1933

The Grand Union Canal between Napton and Birmingham 1934

Queen of the South Football Team 1935 / 36 season
Queen of the South Football Team 1935/36 season Back Row Left to Right: Jas Anderson, J.Smith, W. Fotheringham, W.Savage, A.Allen and W. Patterson Front Row N.Brand, T.MKay, S.English, J

Crowds queue to get into Ewood Park for the F. A. Cup 6th round replay match between Blackburn Rovers
Crowds queue to get into Ewood Park for the F.A.Cup 6th round replay match between Blackburn Rovers and Huddersfield Town

1933 Cup Final at Wembley Everton v Manchester City A section of the 93, 000 strong crowd

Cheering crowds greet Sheffield Wednesday team as they arrive home with the F. A. Cup 1935
Cheering crowds greet Sheffield Wednesday team as they arrive home with the F.A. Cup 1935 after beating West Bromwich Albion 4-2 in the 1935 final at Wembley

Imperial Airways Scylla 1934
TheShort L.17 Scyllawas a British four-engined 39-seat biplane airliner

Imperial Airways Avatar 1935
Avro 652 a British light airliner, built by A.V. Roe and Company G-ACRN Imperial Airways, namedAvatar, thenAva, later to Fleet Air Arm with serial DG656

Crowds gather near Croydon aerodrome to welcome Amy Johnsons homecoming from Australia 1930
Crowds gather near Croydon aerodrome to welcome Amy Johnsons homecoming from Australia after her record breaking flight

Fore street in Exeter 1935
Shoppers in Fore street in Exeter The Old Guildhall is pictured on the left

Newgate Gap, Cliftonville, Margate, Kent 1935
Holidaymakers make their way to the beach passing the tea room at Newgate Gap, Cliftonville, Margate, Kent

Rugby Parish Church 1935
Rugby Parish Church and in the shops in Church Street 1935

The High Street at Whitstable in Kent 1936

An aerial view of Exeter, 1935

The Wedgewood Factory in Stoke on Trent, 1936

Calton jail from Waverley railway station Edinburgh 1930

Hawker Hart fighters of No. 33 Squadron at Bicester 1931
Hawker Hart fighters of No.33 Squadron at Bicester 1931 Practice for the Hendon Royal Air Force Pageant

Newspaper printing 1933
The machine room in Northcliffe House London, copies of the Daily Mail being printed 1933

A newspaper compositor at work in the Daily Mail building, Northcliffe House in London 1930s

Northcliffe House Manchester Home of the Daily Mail Manchester edition, 1935

North Street Brighton 1936

The Huntley & Palmers Ltd biscuit factory in Reading 1935
The Huntley and Palmers Ltd biscuit factory in Reading, Berkshire 1935 Workers leaving at lunch time

Reading, Berkshire 1935, showing the Church of St Lawrence with the Town Hall and Clock Tower in the background

Aerial view of Caversham Bridge in Reading, Berkshire, 1935

St. Thomas Street, Weymouth, Dorset 1936

The River Thames in Reading, Berkshire 1935
The River Thames winding its way through Reading in1935

Artists at work in St Ives, Cornwall 1930s
Artists painting the condemned yet picturesque cottages in Church Place, St. Ives, Cornwall 1930s

Hawker Demons in formation 1933
Hawker Demon Fighter Squadron rehearsing air drill at Biggin Hill for the Royal Air Force display at Hendon 1933

Hawker Audax in formation at Hendon 1935
Hawker Audax Army co-operation machines fly over Hendon crowd in formation display at RAF air show 1935

The 1936 Rugby League final at Wembley. Leeds V Warrington
The 1930 Rugby League final at Wembley Leeds V Warrington The victorious Leeds team making their way back to the dressing room after being presented with their cup

East Beach in Hastings, Sussex 1936
East Beach in Hastings, Sussex, showing fishing boats and the net huts 1936

London Road, Lowestoft 1937

Firestone Tyre Factory Brentford
The Art Deco Firestone Tyre Factory, Brentford Middlesex Demolished in 1980

Bristol city gateway 1935
Bristol, showing the city gateway and Broad Street with St Ewen in the background 1935

Worthing Pier 1935

The seafront promenade at Worthing, Sussex, England 1936

Aerial view of West Worthing 1936
Aerial view of beach at West Worthing, Sussex, in 1936

St Mary-Le- Port Street, Bristol
Bristol, shoppers in St Mary-Le- Port Street 1937

St. Mary Street, Weymouth, Dorset 1935

Princess Elizabeth, the future Queen Elizabeth II, at the Aldershot Tattoo in June 1938

Montrose F. C. team group 1936-7
Montrose F.C. team group 1936-7 Back Row l-r A. Pratt, D McDonald, J McCormack, G. Smith, G Reid, J. Herbert Front D. Andrew, T Cargill, A. Paterson, A. Jamieson, J Dobbie

Four masted barque, Archibald Russell, 1931
The Archibald Russell, a four masted barque - one of the last square sailed ships leaving the Thames in 1931

The RMS Queen Mary on her maiden voyage 1938

1938 Morris Eight motor car
A 1938 E Morris Eight motor car. The model is the Four Door Sliding Head Saloon

The Pioneer leaving Tarbert 1933
The Pioneer ship leaving Tarbert for the Isle of Islay in Scotland, 1933 The bus to Campbeltown is passing on the left

The promenade at Westcliffe-on-Sea in Essex in 1935

Walton on the Naze, Essex in 1936
Holidaymakers sitting on the promenade as people walk past the beach huts on the sea front in Walton on the Naze, Essex in 1936

The high street in Southend-on-Sea in 1937
The high street in Southend-on-Sea in Essex in 1937 Showing the Rivoli cinema, Pacittos, Arthur Cotcroves Fish Restaurant and Sam Isaacs

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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.