Interior Collection (#97)

The Maltby Room, Crathorne Hall Hotel, Crathorne, Yarm, North Yorkshire. 16th November 1995

The Crathorne Room, Crathorne Hall Hotel, Crathorne, Yarm, North Yorkshire. 16th November 1995

Parkway shopping Centre in Coulby Newham, Middlesbrough. 18th April 1986

Crowds wait at the entrance to Harrods during the sale. 15th July 1979

Young lady reading a text book in the Technical book department at Foyles bookshop in Charring Cross Road, London. Circa July 1966

Shoppers in the china department at Harrods during the sale. 15th July 1979

The library at Binley Park Comprehensive School. 19th October 1967

Birmingham Reference Library, Ratcliffe Place, Birmingham, West Midlands, circa 1960

Students at work in Birminghams Central Reference Library. Protests that they have to queue for seats at times have been made in support of pleas for a new building for the library. 9th February 1960

The reading room at the Birmingham Reference Library, Ratcliffe Place, 27th March 1961

The Exhibition "QE2 - A first look inside the new Cunarder"
The Exhibition " QE2 - A first look inside the new Cunarder" at The Design Centre. The exhibition gives the first general impression of some of the interior designs for the Queen Elizabeth

The first meeting of Bootle Borough Council was held last night in the new coCouncil Chamber. Pictured is the scene at the commencement of business with the Mayor of Bootle (Alderman Simon Mahon)

American singer and guitarist Jimi Hendrix with girlfriend Kathy Etchingham in his Mayfair flat, London. 7th January 1969

RMS Mauretania (1938), built for the newly formed Cunard White Star company following the merger in April 1934 of the Cunard and White Star lines. Pictured

The Swallow hotel is located just one mile from the famous Newcastle quayside. (Picture) Single Room interior shot 15th july 1969

Beams, inglenook and latticed windows are all still there and lend a delightful background to the twentieth century adornments at Tuebrook House. 30th March 1963

John Crawley in Tue Brook house. 22nd April 1982

Beam Mill British Steel at Teesside, 7th May 1997

Widnes baths, opened only a few years ago, and providing an amenity used by people from a wide area. 22nd November 1967

Newcastle Trolley Bus, two people can pass easily in the gangway of this new bus. This is the first of 20 delivered to the Newcastle Coporation and intended for the new Gosforth route

Brighton, Royal Pavilion, East Sussex. Two Brighton boys paying a midday visit to the Pavillion and the Museum. 5th March 1954

Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire. 8th April 1954

Mr Chris Cluley at work in the new warehouse of Parkes Machine Tools Ltd in Wyrley Road, Birmingham. 18th December 1984

Opening of Videotech nightclub, Northumberland Street. 12th March 1986

Foxford School, Longford, Coventry, England. 29th September 1987. Grange Road, Coventry, West Midlands CV6 6BB. Pictured. Business Studies Computer Room

The Empire Theatre, Corporation Road, Middlesbrough, has been completely refurbished and turned into a pub, 10th May 1993

Furniture in the shop window of Liberty department store. 21st April 1969

All plastic kitchen, January 1965

Furniture show at the Design Centre, 2nd January 1967

Two children and a dog on a bed in a display of a modern bedroom, 12th May 1969

A display of modern furniture, a woman sitting in a modern living room space. 30th June 1969

A display of a modern bedroom, with matching curtains, bedspread and headboard. 12th May 1969

A display of modern furniture, a woman sitting on a transparent chair. 30th June 1969

The horseshoe collection at Oakham Castle in Oakham, Rutland. Circa 1952

The hall of one of Newcastles oldest banks faces demolition. Barclays Bank have applied for permission to knock down their Grey Street banking hall and fill the space with offices

Model on a chair at the Design Centre, Haymarket, London, 13th November 1970

A worker is supervised inside the Queens Hotel section of the old Curzon Street Station. 17th May 1979

The congregation gather to welcome Bishop John Crowley at his installation as sixth Bishop of Middlesbrough at St Marys Cathedral, Coulby Newham. 18th January 1993

North Yorkshire fishing village folk are celebrating the 125th anniversary of their Wesleyan chapel this weekend. Pictured is Robert Laverick, Chapel keyholder. 31st May 1991

Villagers in a tiny community have launched an appeal to raise money to repair their church roof. Churchgoers, including warden Lena Dale and vicars warden Bob Tunstall (pictured)

Ford Capri was a name used by the Ford Motor Company for three different automobile models. The Ford Consul Capri coupe was produced by Ford of Britain between 1961 and 1964

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor with their two dogs Trooper and Disry by the marble fireplace in the library of their home at 4 Rue De L Entrainement, Bois de Boulogne Paris

Belgrade Theatre Director Bob Hamlin inside the auditorium. 28th March 1983

Interior view of Buckingham Palace showing the Blue Drawing Room, circa 1960

Interior view of Windsor Castle, restored after it was damaged by fire in 1992. September 1998

Interior view of Windsor Castle showing the Crimson Drawing Room restored after it was damaged by fire in 1992. September 1998

Interior view of Buckingham Palace showing the Long Gallery. Circa 1960

Interior view of Buckingham Palace showing the White Drawing Room, circa 1960

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"Journey through the Spectacular Interiors of Europe: From the Rose Window at Chartres Cathedral to the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona" Step into a world of awe-inspiring beauty as we explore the captivating interiors that have stood the test of time. Our first stop takes us to Chartres Cathedral, where medieval stained glass windows in the North Transept mesmerize with their intricate designs and vibrant colors. Next, we find ourselves at the British Museum in London, gazing upon the Rosetta Stone, a key to unlocking ancient mysteries. Transporting us back in time, a poster produced for British Railways showcases a railway worker manually operating, reminding us of an era when technology was simpler yet equally fascinating. Trinity College's Long Room in Dublin beckons book lovers with its grandeur and shelves filled with knowledge spanning centuries. Venturing south to Andalucia, Spain, we are captivated by Virgen del Carmen tilework adorning walls and floors like pieces of art come alive. Shifting gears from craftsmanship to speed and elegance, our attention turns to Lotus Elan Sprint - an iconic car that embodies both style and performance. No exploration is complete without marveling at Michelangelo's masterpiece above our heads -the ceiling of Sistine Chapel- where biblical scenes unfold before our eyes amidst breathtaking frescoes. Continuing on our journey through history brings us face-to-face with Augustus Prima Porta statue; its regal presence evokes power and majesty. Delving into Byzantine artistry reveals a 14th-century icon depicting Archangel Michael - an exquisite example of religious devotion frozen in time. In France's Haute-Savoie region lies Our Lady of Assumption church which tells tales of Mary's seven sorrows through delicate artwork adorning its walls. Our final destination transports us back to ancient Athens within Parthenon's hallowed halls where Athena stands tall as a symbol of wisdom and strength.