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Burmese civilians and US soldiers help construct a manifold valve as part of a pipeline to China. 4th January 1945
Steel lab progress, Teesside. 1974
British Steel Computer Centre, Redcar. 1975
First Pictures of New British Mortar Tank. The work of designing and constructing the devices to breach the stupendous fortifications of the Atlantic Wall was put in hand by the war officer under
The canal arms which were filled in when Easy Row wharf, Birmingham was converted into a car park seen here being excavated to build a 1, 500 person air raid shelter. 11th September 1939
Redcar steel complex under construction. 1975
Women builders at work during World War II. June 1941
Allied troops use a jeep as a locomotive on the 37 mile railroad which runs from Mougang, Burma, northeast to Myitkinya. Both of these former Japanese supply bases, now in Allied hands
The road from Imphal to Tamu in Burma cleared by British sappers. The road was previously only able to take heavy traffic as far as Palel at the feet of the Chin Hills
The retreating Germans in Italy are doing all they can to hold up the 8th army by large-scale demolitions, though in many cases these demolitions are not as successful as they would have wished
Members of The National Fire Service, building their own fire station. It is possible these men are from 34 Fire Force and that the station is possibly at Bushy, Hertfordshire
Air Raid Precautions, construction of air raid shelters. October 1938
Bridge re-building in Caen. Picture showing, right, the railway bridge blown by the Germans at Caen Station, and on the left
Schoolboys build little houses. More than a 100 schoolboys from aged 13 are 1st year students at the Hammersmith school of building
Construction of the new Tyne Bridge, Newcastle. Progress with the new Tyne Bridge proceeds apace, and a further forward push is contemplated this weekend from the Newcastle side
New Tyne Bridge. The Tyne Bridge is a through arch bridge over the River Tyne in North East England, linking Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead. Circa 1928
New Tyne Bridge. Dramatic view of the Tyne Bridge with the High Level Bridge and the Swing Bridge receding into the distance behind it
Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. The huge structure of the new Tyne Bridge is given a push of 35 feet on the Newcastle side of the river
Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. The first "push"Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. The first " push" from the Newcastle side of the river of the massive steel structure set up in position in Pilgrim Street for the new Tyne Bridge was
Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. The Tyne Bridge is a through arch bridge over the River Tyne in North East England, linking Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead. September 1926
Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. Riveters at work on the lower boom. These men are working 180 feet above the river but the great height does not worry them in the slightest
Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. The huge steel framework which has been assembled at the Newcastle side. The Tyne Bridge is a through arch bridge over the River Tyne in North East England
Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. A large crowd were keenly interested in the lifting and placing in position of one of the huge castings to span the high columns of he new Tyne Bridge
Steel Company of Wales scenes. The breakwater under construction at Port Talbot. 1st August 1967
Steel Company of Wales worker David Pinch, 20 directs a huge American crane, placing a ten tonne rock in the building of the 1.5 mile long breakwater for the new harbour at Port Talbot
View of the new Mancunian Way motorway. 12th June 1967
Tyneside Metro, Ouseburn Viaduct. 27th June 1979
Construction of Jesmond Station, Newcastle. 30th March 1976
At St James Station, Newcastle, men are working by hand to dog out the start of the second tunnel. 20th February 1979
Manors Station, Newcastle, where a metro station begins to enter the city underground. 4th January 1978
Construction of the Tyneside Metro. 9th November 1977
The new Gateshead metro station, which is nearing completion. 19th September 1980
Construction of the Tyneside metro. 22nd May 1975
The construction of the new headquarters of The Journal on a site between Pudding Chare and the Groat Market. Circa 1964
Homes being built in Skelmersdale, West Lancashire. Circa 1964
Queens Arcade between the Hayes and Queen Street in Cardiff city centre, Wales. The new arcade near completion, with work on the impressive entrance giving an early indication of the scale of
Railway sidings for the Halewood Ford factory are seen here under construction. 1st February 1963
A section of British Industrial Plastics factory under construction in Windy Arbor Road, Whiston. Whiston, Knowsley in Merseyside. 19th February 1968
Bridge lifted into position to join old and new town hall. Circa 1971
New sixth form college, Stockton. 1973
The Ford Motor Manufacturing plant at Bridgend, Wales, Picture taken 12 months before it opened. Picture taken 8th May 1979
Construction of air raid shelters in Birkenhead Park. 24th September 1938
Construction in Hodges Square, Butetown, Cardiff. 9th March 1960
Towering above Butetown, Cardiff, a block of flats under construction in Loudon Square give a splendid birds eye view of the city. 8th July 1968
Air raid shelter trenches being dug in the grounds of Monks Abbey, Monks Road, Lincoln, in preparation for the possible out break of war. 28 September 1938
Air raid shelter trenches being dug on West Common, Lincoln, in preparation for the possible out break of war. 28 September 1938
Excavations for air raid shelters at Parkfields Cedars School, Derby. 15th November 1939
Cellars of serval firms in Derby are being rapidly adapted as public air raid shelters. Here is a view of the old wine vaults of Messrs. Alton and Co. Ltd
