Cleaners Collection

Mother Goose, superstar in velvet, feathers and fur, the dames a show-stopper with any audience. Empire Theatre, Liverpool. 27th December 1982

Liverpool Road, St Helens, Merseyside, 23rd December 1958

Giant vacuum cleaner seen here during the clean up following the Luftwaffe raid on Hull 24th June 1943

Liverpool footballer Jimmy Case gets an extra special welcome from two workers at Anfield following Liverpools FA Cup semi final win over Everton. 28th March 1971

This is the other chorus at Londons Drury Lane Theatre. The line that gets no applause from the audience The cleaners start work when the ballerinas of the show " Carousel" have gone home

Cleaners from Dene School, Thornaby, were armed with their mops and brooms when they set off on the March of the Mops to raise money for the school choir Hungary fund

Chambermaids at the White Swan Hotel in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. April 1954

Finishing touch are made in the preparations in the build up to the opening of the 1972 Motor Show at Earls Court. 19th October 1972

The Clean Brite cleaners co-operative in Scotswood go into action. Left to right; Linda Reid, Edith Ree, Ann Walker, Chris Boyd, Sonia Knutsen and Grace Clouder

Mrs. Eileen Fair, left, and Mrs. Audrey Brown, members of the Hard Work Cleaners Co-operative

These cleaners from Northumberland County Council have just found out they don t have to work Saturdays anymore and will receive a lump sum of £ 185.00 each in compensation from the loss of

New housing estate being built on the edge of the new Cumbernauld Town. 1963 A798-002

Scrubbing out the shop in Church street, Liverpool, which will be open for the a save the children fund, are left to right, Mrs

If only I were younger! Mrs. Florence House of Battersea could not resist the temptation of sitting on the throne which the Miss World contestant (winner)

One man and his dog. Malcolm Walden and Pippin clean up the streets. February 1989 P006170

Happy Girls at Houseworkers "University"
Happy Girls at Houseworkers " University". The Government sponsored National Institute of Houseworkers is using a mansion at Croydon as the first school in the London area to train

Every morning in the famous London Palladium, 30 charladies clean out the theatre. This morning there were 31 but the odd one was famous comedian Billy Dainty

If only I were younger! Mrs. Florence House of Battersea could not resist the temptation of sitting on the throne which the Miss World contestant (winner)

Mops and brooms stand to attention. Institute of Houseworkers in Croydon where char-ladies and cleaners learn how to clean in a correct manner. December 1950 P000224

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