Buses Collection (page 8)

Chase Town Bus early 1900s

Middlesbrough Railway Station and Albert Bridge early 1900s

Middlesbrough Albert Road probably 1930s

Tunstall Town Hall probably 1920s

Tunbridge Wells Mount Pleasant Victorian period

Yeadon Bus Trial early 1900s

Wrexham High Street probably 1920s

Crewe Earle Street probably 1920s

Cottenham Post Office probably 1920s

Clitheroe Railway Station Victorian period

Burton-on-Trent Station Street probably 1920s

Burford probably 1920s

Bridgwater Bridge and Quay Victorian period

Braemar Devil's Elbow probably 1920s

Wolverhampton Queen Square early 1900s

Wisbech Old Market probably 1920s

Durham Motor Bus early 1900s

Doncaster Hall Gate possibly 1940s

Bishop Auckland Market Place probably 1930s

Birmingham Hagley Road early 1900s

Birmingham New Street Station in the 1920s

Birmingham Bull Ring in the 1920s

Bideford Devon in the 1920s

Croydon Red Deer Pub early 1900s

Birmingham Colmore Row probably 1920s

Birmingham Bull Ring probably 1930s

Birmingham Broad Street early 1900s

Glasgow Argyle Street Victorian period

Westerham Hill The Fox and Hounds early 1900s

Derby Market Place early 1900s

Chester le Street early 1900s

Chester probably 1930s

Bewdley Load Street probably 1920s

Shadwell Bus Terminus early 1900s

Selby Market Place probably 1930s

Selby Market Place Charabancs probably 1920s

Todmorden North Street early 1900s

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Blackett Street early 1900s

New Rossington King's Avenue probably 1920s

Hanley Miles Bank probably 1920s

Yeadon Bus early 1900s

Darlington Parkgate and Hippodrome probably 1920s

Hadleigh London Road probably 1920s

Palmers Green Triangle early 1900s

Piccadilly Circus London Victorian period

Hall of Fame Berlin Germany Victorian period

Hyde Park Corner and Wellington Arch, London - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

Bank of England and Royal Exchange, City of London - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

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"Buses: Connecting Cities, Uniting Communities" O'Connell Street, Limerick City, Republic of Ireland: A bustling hub where buses weave through the vibrant streets, connecting locals and tourists alike. Piccadilly Circus by night, London - 1960s: The iconic red double-decker buses illuminate the city's heart as they transport passengers amidst the dazzling lights and lively atmosphere. New Routemaster Red London double-decker bus: Combining modern design with a touch of nostalgia, these eye-catching buses navigate the busy streets of London with efficiency and style. Middlesbrough Town Hall: Buses lined up outside this historic landmark serve as a lifeline for residents, providing convenient transportation options to explore the town's rich heritage. Routemaster Bus: An emblematic symbol of British culture, these vintage red buses evoke a sense of nostalgia while still serving commuters on their daily journeys across London's diverse neighborhoods. Guidebook - Seeing Glasgow by Tram and Bus: Discovering Scotland's largest city becomes an adventure when hopping on its efficient tram and bus network that effortlessly connects visitors to its hidden gems. "A Motor Bus during the London Season" (1914) by Matania: A captivating artwork capturing the elegance and charm of early 20th-century London society traveling in style aboard luxurious motor buses during social events like "the season. " Volkswagen VW Kombi: Beyond urban landscapes lie breathtaking adventures fueled by wanderlust; this iconic camper van-turned-bus carries adventurers seeking freedom on endless roads worldwide. St Patrick's Street and Bridge, Cork City, Ireland: Buses gracefully traverse through picturesque Irish scenery while linking communities along charming streets adorned with history and culture. Theatre Crowd in Shaftesbury Avenue, London: As theatergoers spill out onto bustling streets after captivating performances in West End theaters, buses stand ready to whisk them away, ensuring a seamless journey home.