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Evacuees in Southampton, Hampshire. June 1940
Scene in Church Street, at Isle Abbotts Village in Taunton. Evacuee children surround village postman Bertie Adams hoping for parcels and letters from their London and South Coast homes
Children evacuated from London during World War II. Circa 1939
Mrs Rivers walking with evacuee children at St Pancras. They are returning from Suffolk. September 1939
Scene in the queue at Paddington Station, London, for the train to Wales. July 1944
Evacuees in London. Circa 1939
Children being evacuated from East Coast areas. 2nd June 1940
Evacuation scenes at Euston Station, London, boarding a train to Lancashire. July 1944
Evacuees at a London station. Circa 1939
Evacuees in Birmingham. June 1940
Villagers evacuate to make way for army manoeuvres in a South West county. 11th November 1943
Evacuation. Children at a train station in Liverpool, Merseyide. Picture taken 22nd July 1944
Evacuation of soldiers of the British Expeditionary Force fromm the beaches of Dunkirk in Northern France after large numbers of Belgian, British
Aerial view of Dunkirk in Northern France, taken from the shore showing a remarkable panoramic view of the two furiously burning oil tanks
A picture of a British infantry regiment who held the whole of a large actor of the Somme during a vital stage In the German Advance
The Battle of Arnhem. Picture shows the first pictured of the evacuated British Airbourne forces from Arnhem. They were taken by a sergeant photographer of the British Army Film
Evacuations of school children rehearsal. Children receiving instructions at St Georges school on evacuation prior to the outbreak of WWII. Circa 1939
A Liverpool air raid warden fully equipped with his whistle and bell ready to sound the warning for an air raid evacuation, 5th September 1939
Loud speaker van drives into the suburbs of Birmingham announcing the evacuation of school children. (Picture shows) Children listening to the announcement in. 1st September 1939
Pupils at the St Michaels-in-the Hamlet Council School, Algburth, await the issue of gas masks and details of evacuation plans. 29th August 1939
From town to country - Boys of King Edward VI School, Birmingham, have reassembled at Repton following their evacuation. Here some of them are seen in the streets of the village 15th September 1939
Somewhere in Derbyshire - Carpentry tools, varnish and paints line the walls of the woodwork room of a school in Derbyshire, where children, evacuated from the Manchester district
As the situation in France deteriorates and the South Coast of the country become vulnerable to enemy attack and invasion. The decision was taken to evacuate the children from these areas
Evacuees from Birmingham arrive Egginton station to escape the bombing 15th September 1940
A London County Council school demonstrates an evacuation prior to the out-break of World War two, 29th August 1939
Pupils of Walworth Central School, making their way across the Elephant and Castle on their way to their receiving station for the great evacuation. 6th September 1939
Evacuees during World War Two. 26th August 1939
Headmaster of St Michaels Church School, Buckingham Palace Road, giving children last minute instructions for tomorrows evacuation. 3rd September 1939
Local resident loads his possessions on to a lorry prior to evacuation. Circa November 1943
South Hams Evacuation. On the November the 4th Devon County Council were informed by the War Office that Slapton Sands and the adjourning 30, 000 acres are to be evacuated
US soldier sharing chocolate with the local children of Slapton during the evacuation of their village. Circa December 1943
US troops arriving in Slapton to help the villagers move their possessions prior to the evacuation of the village. Circa December 1943
One Blackawton resident decides to take their wheel barrow with them as the evacuation of the village begins. Circa November 1943
US troops can be seen here in the village Blackawton helping to protect buildings from damage whilst the area is evacuated for the battle exercises. Circa December 1943
Home guard helping the residents of Slapton during the evacuation. Circa November 1943
Slapton butcher moving the contents of his shop prior to completion of the evacuation of the village. Circa December 1943
The evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches and harbour of Dunkirk, June 1940
Anxious parents scan the large crowd of pupils of the Sacred Heart School in Liverpool, desperate to catch one last glimpse of their children as they march to Edge Hill railway station for their
Teachers accompany a large crowd of pupils of a liverpool inner city school to the railway station for their evacuation at the start of the Second World War. 1st September 1939
Mrs Gwen Heads, of Kensal Rise, London, with her three boys and 2 month old baby girl, waiting for the train at Paddington. They are being evacuated to the Midlands. July 1944
The Wilson family arrive back in London after being evacuated to South Wales. 4 year old Binnie holds 5 month old Jennifer in ner arms, while 2 year old Peter looks around him. September 1944
The Dunkirk evacuation, the evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches and harbour of Dunkirk, France between 26th May and 4th June 1940, during World War II
A mother and her four children evacuated from Kirkdale, enjoy themselves in the gardens of Alsager Hall, the home of Sir Frances Joseph. 9th September 1939
Children of St Vincent RC School line up with evacuation kit during a rehearsal. 29th August 1939
In the safety zone now - Evacuation seemed to be something in the nature of an adventure, judging by the happy faces of this party of Tyneside children, the first to arrive in the Egremont
The face the future with courage - Newcastle mothers and their infants set out yesterday for the reception areas under the Governments evacuation scheme
Children evacuated from Liverpool to the Isle of Man in. 28th June 1941
Liverpool children, evacuated from the district to Cardiganshire, Aberystwyth and Wrexham areas, pictured on their arrival home at Lime Street station. Many have been gone for 5 years
