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Broadgate, Coventry, 1942
Blitz on a north west town. Retrieving personal belongings after their home had been destroyed. March 1941
Remains of the village boys school in Petworth, West Sussex. 29th September 1942
ARP rescue squads working among the demolished childrens clinic which suffered a direct hit at Brighton. Many expectant mothers who were in the building had amazing escapes. March 1943
Air raid damage, Chichester. 11th February 1943
Birmingham air raid damage. Childrens school half demolished, St Bernards Road. August 1940
A burning warehouse backing on the River Hull, set alight by delayed action bombs during the prolonged blitz on Hull 7th-9th May 1941. 10th May 1941
Aftermath of an attack by Nazi raiders in Manchester January 1941
One of the grain warehouses, showing the avalanche of burning grain pouring into the River Hull following the prolonged blitz on Hull 7th-9th May 1941
Soldiers helping to clear up the wreckage after an air raid on the city of Hull, pose for a welcome refresher during the Second World War. 8th May 1941
The Lord Mayor S. H. Smith and the Sheriff Mr R G Tarran, with the Town Clerk of HullThe Lord Mayor S.H. Smith and the Sheriff Mr R G Tarran, with the Town Clerk of Hull, showing their Majesties King George VI
Scene of destruction showing damage to housing in Kingston Upon Hull after a bombing raid on the city in June 1941
View of Bomb damage in Hull following the air raids of May 1941. Construction of Trinity House Rest Homes in Anlaby Road, taken in 1946, five years before their official opening in 1951
His Majesty King George VI and Queen Elizabeth during their visit to Hull. August 1941
The morning after an air raid by the German Luftwaffe on Scarborough Street in the city of Hull, East Yorkshire. Though their home was totally destroyed
On the night of March 31, 1941, a landmine was dropped on the Shell Mex building, Ferensway, killing civilians huddled in an air raid shelter
Picture shows a grocery shop front, possibly in Cardiff, Wales, badly damaged by either neglect, or by events in World War Two
The National Fire service, (NFS) and Civil Defence (CD) break for tea to gather their thoughts and strength, before resuming their search for signs of hope amongst the ruins of a block of flats
Firemen hosing the smouldering ruins of a factory, whilst still searching for people and bodies who may be laying under flats. They work by the light of their flares, well into the night
St Pauls Cathedral, in the centre of London. Picture taken looking towards it from the east of the city. St Pauls survived the London Blitz bombings of December 1940
Scene of destruction showing damage to suburban housing in Kingston Upon Hull after a bombing raid on the city. Circa 1941
Scene of destruction showing damage in Kingston Upon Hull after a bombing raid on the city. A car covered in debris from a bombed building. Circa 1941
Scene of destruction showing damage to housing in Kingston Upon Hull after a bombing raid on the city. Circa 1941
Scene of destruction showing damage to housing at the rear of 134 and 136 Westcott Street in Kingston Upon Hull after a bomb exploded in the upper storey of one of the houses in the early hours of
A closed of street in Southgate, London following an air raid. Signs give warning of need for a pass to enter the street and information to local residents. 15th May 1941
Fire and rescue work under way at Montford Place, Kennington, London after a V1 flying bomb attack on the night of 8th July 1944
Firemen lower an injured man from the roof after rescuing him from the debris follow a V1 attack on Great Dover Street, Southwark, London during the Second World War. 16th June 1944
Destruction by fire of three stacks and a farm wagon laden with sheaves of corn near a town in North East England, investigated by police who hold the theory that incendiary bombs dropped by enemy
Clearing away rubble at a scene of destruction on Silver Street, London following an air raid in England during the Second World War. Circa 1941
Rescue of a buried woman, trapped under the rubble after a V1 rocket attack in a residential area near Manor Park Station, London. 24th July 1944
Damage to a tramcar hit by an HE bomb on Victoria Embnkment, London following an air raid during the Second World War. Circa 1941
London residents of a bombed out street hold a street party amongst the ruins of their devastated homes following an air raid in London during the Second World War. Circa 1941
Men of American Infantry regiment moving across an open square in Itri while the town is still under fire and occupied by enemy snipers. Note abandoned German gun in background. 21st May 1944
Scenes in Hull, the most severely damaged British city or town during the Second World War, with 95 percent of houses damaged
Clearing away rubble at a scene of destruction in London following an air raid during the Second World War. Circa 1941
Scenes in Hull, East Yorkshire showing the Prudential Tower on Queen Victoria Square after it was severely hit during an air raid on the night of 7th-8th May 1941
Rescue work under way at Fairfax Road, Harringay, London after a V1 flying bomb had crashed in a residential area on 10th December 1944
An ass in the street in Sicily, Italy, following Operation Husky. August 1943
Sheep left in Caumont, France. August 1944
The shattered wharves of Messina reduced to a desolation of dust and rubble as a result of the Intensive Allied bombing which accompanied enemy attempts to evacuate Sicily. August 1943
East Lane, Walworth. In view of a the new emery attack with their obvious intension of breaking moral of the public also damaging
East Lane, Walworth. Man rescued from debris quite conscious with only one thought, to direct the rescue workers to his friend who was still trapped. 26th June 1944
A church at Bow, near Bow Church, cut in half, during World War II. 2nd August 1944
Robot bomb plane falls on dwelling houses at Arlington Road, Southgate. 20th June 1944
C. D workers helping a causality from blitzed premises after his rescueC.D workers helping a causality from blitzed premises after his rescue. 26th June 1944
Deptford, south-east London. Within two hours from the time a bomb dropped the flying squad of first aid repairs attached to the Min of workers were busy getting houses ready that were blasted so
Mrs. J. Owen, mother of seven (4 evacuated) has lost two homes from bombsMrs. J.Owen, mother of seven (4 evacuated) has lost two homes from bombs. A bomb demolished the second. A Morrison table shelter saved her
