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Llanfaes Bridge, standing over The River Usk in Brecon, a market town and community in Powys, Mid Wales, 24th February 1954
Nearly 700 West Indian men, women and children arrive at Plymouth on SS Auriga in a mass immigration party to find homes. Pictured
Y2K Stirling Moss 1954 winning Aintree Trophy Race Liverpool in a Masserati motor car racing Stirling Moss became a legend in motor racing
The Boyd Line Fleet sidewinder trawler Arctic Explorer seen here leaving the St Andrews Dock, Hull 11th June 1954
Two year old Peter Greenhill of the Falcon, off Fleet Street, who caused quite a sensation when he ran across the parade ground at the Trooping of the Colour rehearsal
A handframe knitter seen here with his apprentice at The Shawl Factory of GH Hurt and Son in Nottingham 31st March 1954
Drivers take a well earned break from the road, with a refreshing cup of tea at The Links transport cafe on the Kingston by-pass. 31st March 1954
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh talks to plumbing student Peter Hawkins, who careful holds the blow lamp away from the Royal visitor at Llandaff Technical College. 2nd December 1954
Life in the Mirror series by Bela Zola The largest and oldest boys club in Sunderland is the Lampton Street boys fellowship centre where they accept boys from 8 to 18 years of age
American Actress Julie Harris in London November 1954
1954 Tallest woman in the world Katja Van Dyk, 8 foot 4 and a half inch tall and wighs 32 stone checking into her London hotel. 2nd March 1954
Slum housing in Ladywood, Birmingham. 16th July 1954
American jazz singer Billie Holiday Jazz Singer in the UK ahead of her first concert appearance at the Royal Albert Hall on 14th February, 8th February 1954
Glynis Johns actress attending film premiere of Mad About The Man October 1954
NORMAN WISDOM ACTS AS A JOCKEY ON HIS DRESSING ROOM SEAT, LONDON PALLADIUM - MAY 1954
Freda Holland, Night Sister, Dellwood Maternity Home, Reading, recipient of the George Medal, with complete disregard for her own safety
The Number 1 lifeboat of Padstow Station, the Joseph Hiram Chadwick, seen against a backdrop of typical Cornish cottages before putting to sea. 1st October 1954
Launched and named by Sir Godfrey Baring, chairman of the RNLI, the Elliot Gill, new lifeboat for the Runswick station, lies at her moorings in East Cowes
New terminal at Renfrew Airport, Scotland, 1st November 1957
New Bond Minicar Mark C, Convertible with a Villiers Single cylinder 2 stroke engine, manufactured by Sharps Commercials Limited, and named after Lawrence Bond, aka Lawrie
Royal Navy Mediterranean Fleet escort her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, travelling on the Royal Yacht HMY Britannia on her 200 mile journey from Tobruk, Libya to Malta on her Commonwealth tour
Anthony Quayle and Barbara Jefford rehearsing production of Othello - 16 March 1954
Young West Indian men standing outside the Brixton Labour Exchange looking for employment. 11th March 1954
John Umelo an apprentice engineer from Nigeria, who can only get employment as a bus cleaner due to the colour bar. 11th March 1954
Wedding Fashions show in Regent Street 4th March 1958
Eston County Modern School which will be formally opened by Mr R. Gould, general secretary. June 1st 1954
American evangelist Billy Graham visits Burtonwood in Lancashire to give a speech during his visit to England. Picture shows some of the huge crowd gathered to watch him. 11th May 1954
View of the Baptists Head pub in St Johns, Lane, London EC1. 19th May 1954
Shops on the seafront in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England. 3rd August 1954
Roger Bannister, British Athlete runs the first sub 4 minute mile, at Iffley Road track in Oxford, Thursday 6th May 1954. The exact time was 3 minutes 59.4 seconds
Residents of Birmingham queue with their prams at the Coal Merchants in Green Lane awaiting their allocation and hoping there is enough coal to go round following earlier shortages. 6th February 1954
Daily Mirror Offices, Geraldine House, Fetter Lane, London, 8th April 1954
Pavement artist at work at Victoria Station, London, 21st May 1954
Dray horses at the Vaux Brewery being prepared for their delivery rounds in Sunderland and Newcastle. 28th April 1954
A rather unusual sight now a days is a salt hawker. Here is Mr Joseph Watton from Stafford who a lorry, his wife and a driver is hawking blocks of household and cattle salt all over the country
School boy Bernard Goodman (10) helps his father on his days off at the New Caledonian Street Market. Bernard is studying the level of the pepsi cola bottle which he is sharing with his father
The manager of the Coliseum Cinema located on the north-west side of Harrow Road beside the Regent Canal, in the west London district of Paddington
Storm damage on the coast at Seaford. Fierce gales have swept the British Isles during the past few days. Here at Seaford there is damage from exceptionally strong tides. November 1954
Storm damage on the promenade at Seaford. Fierce gales have swept the British Isles during the past few days. Here at Seaford the promenade has been broken away by the exceptionally strong tides
Scotts the Hatter horse and carriage used to deliver their top hats to London clients. 19th March 1954
A window dresser sets about her task of creating a scene in one of the windows of Selfridges department store on Londons Oxford Street
Opening of the Queen Elizabeth II Oil Dock at Eastham. The Oil Tanker in the photograph, on whose bridge the new dock was named, is the 28.000 ton STS Velletia
A conformateur, a head-measuring device invented in France by Alli-Maillard seen here being used to take measurements of a customers head at Scotts the Hatters at their Old Bond Street premises in
Scottish fish lassies in Great Yarmouth preparing herrings for Russia. 10th November 1954
Mrs Robina Jenkins of Piersfield Place, Cardiff, seen here taking her dogs Pedro and Sandy out in the pram. 1st March 1954
Catholic Truth Society seen here kneeling at Speakers Corner, Marble Arch, London. 1st March 1954
Chiquito Coffee shop and Cafe in Soho 18th February 1954
Group of miners standing outside the Boot Hotel in Aberdare, South Wales 1st March 1954
