United Kingdom Collection (page 100)

These are university constables of Cambridge or as they are commonly called the Bulldogs. They are seen here in on their nightly patrol

Baby classes and young children who have their ballet lessons at the Rambert School in the Mercury Theatre, Notting Hill Gate

Teacher greets a new addition to her class and introduces him to one of his new class mates at South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon. 14th January 1954

Parents drop off their children at the start of the school day at South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon. 14th January 1954

Visitors to the Tower of London are showing around the castle by one of the resident Beefeaters. 1st March 1954

Seagull on the harbour wall in St Ives 15th February 1954

Mrs Vera Williams member of the St Ives Society of Artists. 15th February 1954

Boys outside a un-named clothing shop in the East End of London, 22nd February 1954

Advanced ballet classes at Come Ripman School Baker Street, London 1st March 1954

John Johnson (left) aged five plays with his train set with Elizabeth Milland in Cambridge 1st March 1954

Whitechapel Upper Galleries, where an L. C. C. art school gives lessons in drawing
Whitechapel Upper Galleries, where an L.C.C. art school gives lessons in drawing and painting to children from the East End of London. 1st March 1954

Professor Glynne Reynolds gives fencing lessons to students of the Cardiff College of Music and Drama, at Cardiff Castle. 1st March 1954

Morning assembly at South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon. 14th January 1954

A mother drops off her son at his new school, South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon. Seen here meeting his new teacher for the first time. 14th January 1954

Mother dropping her son off at the South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon. 14th January 1954

A policeman on point duty at the junction of Commercial Road with the junction of East India Dock Road and West India Dock Road, stands on a mat. 11th January 1954

Pupils at South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon having their morning milk before play time.. 14th January 1954

Prayers during morning assembly at the South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon. 14th January 1954

A pupil at South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon during an art lesson. 14th January 1954

A pupil in isolation at the South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon. 14th January 1954

Teacher greets a new addition to her class at South Mead School, Southfield, Wimbledon. 14th January 1954

I like to eat and to drink, said Mr George Burgin 57 a gate keeper at Simons Wharf, Tooley Street SE1. Mr Burgin or Uncle Tom as his friends call him has been a policeman for 25 years

Birthday Treat. It is John Harrods second birthday, the sun was shining and his father who is a guard on the London Underground still had a few hours to spare before he returned to work

A rather unexpected thing to see in the Pool of London, a small beach which is free appears whenever the tide is low. Many children from Bermondsey

Martin Leslie Chappell aged just nine and a half month has only one tooth, but it is a sweet one. His mother Mrs Patricia Chappell of Hamar House, Hanbury Street, London seems to be fully occupied

When the sentry is away the children will play. Children visiting The Tower of London play in a empty sentry box at the entrance to the tower. 2nd June 1955

Southwark Cathedral 2nd June 1955 The verger of Southwark Cathedral seen here posting up the service sheet for the month

Tower Bridge viewed from the Southwark. 2nd June 1955

The Italian general cargo ship Vallisarco seen here unloading its cargo at Hays Wharf in the Pool of London. 2nd June 1955

Lunch hour session in the Globe public house at Boro Market near Southwark Cathedral. The people around the table work at the railway approach London Bridge and at the Market. 2nd June 1955

Caring for baby Welsh fashion In the valleys of Wales The new Baby is introduced to the neighbours. 1st March 1954

A young pupil at the L. C. C. Day nursery in Regency Street
A young pupil at the L.C.C. Day nursery in Regency Street, Victoria London 8th February 1954

Pupils at the L. C. C. Day nursery in Regency Street, Victoria London 8th February 1954
Pupils at the L.C.C. Day nursery in Regency Street, Victoria London 8th February 1954

Builders who are involved in the restoration of Brighton Pavilion seen here on the roof. 4th March 1954

Two schoolboys look on as artists sketch in the public library in the Pavilion in Brighton 4th March 1954

Little Benny Merrell aged six takes some of the ancient wood bricks from Shirland Road, West London and sells them on for firewood 5th March 1954

Lunch time at the L. C. C. Day nursery in Regency Street, Victoria
Lunch time at the L.C.C. Day nursery in Regency Street, Victoria, London 8th February 1954

A stamp collector looking to add to his collection at the flea market in Club Row, Bethnal Green, E1 London 1st March 1955

Women peruse the jewellery on a market stall at an un-named street market in the East End of London 11th January 1955

A woman looks in the window of an un-named East End of London employment agency which supplies experienced labour to the rag trade. 11th January 1955

Women peruse kosher chickens at an un-named street market in the East End of London 11th January 1955

Salvation Army at Speakers Corner, Hyde Park. 1st March 1955

Cycles for sale at the flea market in Club Row, Bethnal Green, E1 London 1st March 1955

Ladies of a catering stall at the Flea market in Club Row, Bethnal Green, E1 London seen here preparing and cooking bacon rolls 1st March 1955

Women shop for silk and nylon stocking on a market stall at an un-named street market in the East End of London 11th January 1955

Two women shoppers peruse the garments for sale in a un-named East End clothes shop. 11th January 1955

Mother, Grandmother and child seen here walking in an un-named East London Park. 3rd March 1955

Clearing bomb damage buildings in Bromley by Bow. 3rd March 1955

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