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170 Framed Prints
Steeplejacks scaling the dizzy heights of Messrs. Dampneys paint works chimney at Shieldfield, Newcastle, scene of the recent disastrous blaze. 23rd September 1937
The Beatles filming their video for the song "Strawberry Fields Forever"The Beatles filming their video for the song " Strawberry Fields Forever" at Knole Park in Sevenoaks, Kent, on Monday 30th January 1967
Caryl Gardens, Hill Street, Liverpool. One of Liverpools latest Corporation tenements in the south end which is nearing completion. Many tenements are already occupied. 11th December 1936
Blyth lifeboat returning to the lifeboat house after being put out to a vessel in distress. 13th January 1932
Trophies for Stockton Jazz Band, Teesside, October 1976
Children taking part in a Turnip Lantern Competition ahead of Halloween, proudly show their designs, Teesside, October 1976
Jubilee tea party, in the Newcastle area. 6th May 1935
Red letter day for the Sea Scouts. Formal presentation of the vessel given to them by The Daily Mirror. A very interesting ceremony takes place at Greenwich, when the ketch yacht
Sea Scouts on board the vessel given to them by The Daily Mirror. September 1912
Remembrance Day Service and Parade at Middlesbrough War Memorial Cenotaph, Teesside, Sunday 14th November 1976
A gypsy family in the Newcastle area. 16th June 1934
Polo players on horseback in action. England v Rest. Lord Wodehouse attacking Rests goal hitting under pony. June 1921
The jubilee tea went on in spite of the rain, at Back Henry Street, Gosforth. 6th May 1935
This picture gives a remarkable idea of how the complete carillon looks in its frame. 23rd April 1929
Londons newest timber dock, The Lavender Dock, has been bought into commission. 26th October 1930
Seaweed used to deaden sound in workshops and public buildings is the latest device to deal with Londons noise problem. Collected in Canadian waters
The entrance to the main drift at the Belsay Colliery, Northumberland, it is now three-quarters of a mile in length, and has 250 feet of cover. That is the depth of the surface to the coal
Mr A Smith, the smith of the forge, Sutton Valence, Kent. 5th November 1935
Passengers come aboard in basket owing to sea being too rough for use of companion ladder. Rough sea at Port Elizabeth. SS Llandovery Castle. 16th April 1928
Mr Starling, very properly this owner of a bird shop in Surrey Street, Croydon is Mr Starling. He has other pets in stock, too, but the birds he tends with special care
Members of the public help to harvest a late season crow of potatoes, Teesside, November 1976
Tram car for Neptune Bank, Wallsend. 6th April 1930
The glimpses of road scenes of bygone centuries given in the Lord Mayors Show. The occupant of this sedan chair wore an old-world costume in keeping with so old a relic. 9th November 1926
Sea Scouts hard at work on board the vessel given to them by The Daily Mirror. September 1912
Mr Uncle the pawnbroker. 8th November 1935
Hindley toll gate, Lancashire. 22nd February 1934
Mrs Catt from Carshalton Beeches with some of her Siamese cats. She is a member of the Siamese cat club and has bred Siamese cats for nearly four years. 7th November 1935
A gay jubilee party tea-party in Back Thistle Street, Hebburn. All over the North Country there will be similar teas in honour of the Coronation. 6th May 1935
On the 12th May 1919 the Daily Mirror introduced its readers to the adventures of Pip and Squeak. Within nine months Pip the dog and penguin Squeak were joined by a rabbit called Wilfred
Philipson boys home at Stannington, Northumberland. 1st October 1930
Ashingtons life and blood - the colliery. 28th May 1932
Mr George Axe (left) aged 58 years, shows his wares. Hes an ironmonger in Ben Jonson Road, Stepney, London. 29th October 1935
The decorated tram-car which toured Newcastle streets in aid of the Newcastle Eye Hospital Extension Fund Appeal. 23rd September 1932
Open air ward at Stannington Sanatorium, Northumberland. 2nd August 1929
Construction of the Queensway Tunnel, Liverpool. 30th December 1929
Prudhoe Street Mission, Newcastle. 13th March 1931
Some of the new loose horse-boxes at the Bomarsund Pit of the Bedlington Coal Company. The provision of the improved boxes has necessitated a large reconstruction scheme
Steam tram in the Newcastle area. 8th June 1930
Press car in procession at the Tunnel Pageant round the Old Haymarket, Liverpool. 16th July 1934
Coaching Club meet in Hyde Park. Lieutenant Longfield who drove the R. HCoaching Club meet in Hyde Park. Lieutenant Longfield who drove the R.H.A, coach from Woolwich with Miss Turville Peter, beside him on the box at the meet of the coaching club in Hyde Park
New lifeboat "Milburn"for Holy Island leaves the River Wear. 4th June 1925New lifeboat " Milburn" for Holy Island leaves the River Wear. 4th June 1925
The scene of many a romance, the famous Gretna Green smithy, has been condemned as dangerous to motorists. Mr. Hugh Macklin, the proprietor, has been offered a large sum to remove it
Hampshire wool. 300 year old sailcloth mill at Fordingbridge, on the Avon. Wool from Salisbury plain sheet and Hampshire. 24th November 1934
A view of the dockside gantry cranes from the roof of Number One Gladstone Dock shed, Liverpool. March 1927
Hampshire wool being treated on arrival at the mill. 28th November 1934
Stevedores unloading 6000 tons of Empire wood, Douglas Fir and Oregon Pine, from Monkleigh, London. 23rd October 1934
Hamilton Robb Ltd. Riverside factory Portadown, Armagh. Yarns being treated in the bleach house before being sent forward for weaving. 18th April 1929
Pulpits for Policemen - issued this week to some of the police on point duty. About 15 have been placed at various points in Liverpool
Coaching Club meet in Hyde Park. Sir Leonard Powell and Miss Bramwell on the box at the meet of the coaching club in Hyde Park. Circa 1925
Army Cadets selling Poppies ahead of Remembrance Day, Teesside, November 1976
Cutting reeds in Norfolk. 12th February 1938
Ironopolis Club outing. 1976
Priests in Arabian dress. New monastery of the White Fathers at Heston, Middlesex. The habit of the order is an Arabian dress, as the work of the White Fathers takes them all over Africa
The century old farmhouse at Ticehurst, Sussex, which has been converted by the Brotherhood of St. Francis of Assisi into a refuge for young tramps
Reed cutting at Broad Farm, Rockland St Mary, Norfolk. An industry which gives considerable employment in Norfolk. This farm cultivates reeds and grasses. 14th May 1933
The blessing of Folkestone Fisheries. The ceremony of blessing the fisheries in the fish market at Folkestone.The Bishop of Ontario preaches. A procession followed a previous church service
Reed cutting on Rockland Broad. There is an increasing demand for the Norfolk reeds, the finest in the world. 9th April 1935
Tending pigs at a century old farmhouse at Ticehurst, Sussex, which has been converted by the Brotherhood of St. Francis of Assisi into a refuge for young tramps
Relics of great inventors, part of an exhibition at the Science Museum. Michael Faradays induction coil that he himself made. Kensington, London. 15th November 1929
The mystery ship, HMS Suffolk Coast. The hatches opened, disclosing the useful little weapon always in constant readiness to give the U-boat pirate a warmer reception than either he anticipated or
Photograph, taken from the Nab Lightship, of the "mystery tower "Photograph, taken from the Nab Lightship, of the " mystery tower " being submerged into her position some 200 yards from the lightship, whose duties she will take over
Pilgrimage to Lourdes. Scenes at Victoria Station. Hymns being sung before departure. London. 12th May 1931
900 pilgrims to Lourdes. A woman pilgrim on a stretcher waiting to be entranced. 24th May 1927
Liz Fraser, English actress, Pictured at Daily Mirror Studio, London, Sunday 16th December 1962
Have you seen the fine lines of the Cobles? they are so shaped to withstand heavy seas and allow easy handling. 21st August 1930
Not the kind of pet everyone would like. This is a Serval in the arms of Mr Gillespie at Edinburgh Zoo. 20th August 1919
A mass of girders, an unusual view of the Wearmouth Bridge, Sunderland. 28th January 1930
Dr Francis Crick seen here at Cambridge Universitys Molecular Biology Laboratory, following the announcement that he and James Watson had been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for Medicine for their
Unemployed men in the Newcastle area. 16th January 1932
Checking the stones packed in cases from the dismantled Cooks Cottage at Great Ayton, near Darlington. The stones are to be shipped to Australia, where the cottage will be rebuilt. 31st January 1934
A memory of the general strike of 1926. Volunteers help move parcels at Newcastle Central Station. May 1926
A 120-year-old hand spinning wheel, still in use at Mr J. Ashtons Abbey Mills, Mitford, near Morpeth. This is one of the oldest woollen mills of the country, having been in existence since 1743
Castle Gate, Stockton. Preparations for the centenary of of the worlds first passenger railway, opened in 1825 in Stockton. 5th June 1925
Leader of the WSPU Emmeline Pankhurst (centre) leads a womens procession along Victoria Embankment to demand that the government use women in the making of ammunition. 17th July 1915
At the pomeranian show at Marylebone, Miss Bonsors Redhouse novelty being prepared for judging. 19th April 1928
At London Zoo a record number of births for a single enclosure has been achieved on the Mappin terraces by the birth of five Ibex kids, four of them resulting from two sets of twins
The cliffs at Cullercoats which are in danger of falling into the sea. A scheme for their preservation is to be started at an early date, with government aid. 30th September 1930
The Kings Hall, Marlborough Crescent, Newcastle, which has now closed. 23rd February 1930
From today citizens of Newcastle will see tangible evidence of the preparations for the 1929 North-East Coast Exhibition to be held on the Town Moor
The march of the Honourable Artillery Company. 20th May 1919. The cadre of the 1st Battalion the Honourable Artillery Company
The Schneider Trophy, circa 1923
Blenheim day at Colchester. The march past with the colours. Lord Ampthill salutes. 14th August 1923
Old Bill at London Zoo. 1925
Stotsfield Burn Lead Mine, at Rookhope in County Durham. Work has been restarted there. The mine had been closed for fifty years. 20th November 1929
