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Queens House, Greenwich, following an air raid attack. 20th April 1941
In remains of St Lawrence Church Jewry, central London, after it was ruined in The London Blitz. Picture taken circa 1st January 1941
Cheapside, London, following the air raid attacks on 10-11th May 1941
A V. Bomb fell on a building in South England. A man who was trapped under debris on the top floor and badly injured being rescued in a special splint. November 1944
Ostend was attacked by R. A. F. bombers on 3. 10. 41 and bombs are seen bursting o oilOstend was attacked by R.A.F. bombers on 3.10.41 and bombs are seen bursting o oil storage tanks and port installations just south of the inner harbour. 7th October 1941
Attacks on the South East by Dive Bombers at Folkestone, Kent. The lifts at Folkestone with the bombs falling in convoy on the sea behind. 26th August 1940
Robot bombs plane falls on dwelling houses and shops, somewhere in Southern England. rescue work and fighting scenes. August 1944
London fire service at work assembling canvas water tank in St Pauls Churchyard. January 1941
Dawn over the ruined city of Coventry after the Luftwaffe launched its most devastating bombing raid of the Second World War to date far. Picture taken circa 15th November 1940
A little boy pays with a shovel following air raid attacks in England. Circa 1941
London blitz. Damaged properties in the Marylebone district. Circa 1941
Rescuing wounded at Fitzalan Square, Sheffield. Ambulance taking one of the rescuers who were trapped in the cellar of The Marples pub. 13th December 1941
Fire fighters in the City of London following air raid attacks. Circa 1941
St Clement Danes, the Strand, a burnt out shell after the May 10-11th blitz. May 1941
Londons second fire blitz. Huge crater outside the Bank. Circa 1941
An ME 109 shot down over the straits of Dover. 9th August 1940
A bombed Anderson shelter, England. Circa 1941
Aftermath of a V2 bomb attack at a brush factory, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire. 2nd January 1945
Algiers gave a great welcome to the Britain and U. S. Repatriated prisoners of warAlgiers gave a great welcome to the Britain and U.S. Repatriated prisoners of war. They arrived at the port from Barcelona in the Swedish liner Gripsholm
Members of the Home Guard, England. Circa 1941
Bomb damage, Swansea, following air raid attacks. Circa 1941
Hermanville, France. With wrecked buildings in the background, allied troops dig-in and relax on the search at Hermanville, June 6th 1944
Action picture of British Airborne Forces in Holland. (Picture) Fourth day of fighting and camera work is almost out of the question. Al day we have been under shell, mortar and machine gun fire
A happy little troupe of London children running to their special classroom in Oxford. Most of them have been away from the danger of London for four years
Sisters of Mercy looking after the homeless children of the East End of London. 16th October 1940
Flying bomb incident at Falk Stadelmann and Company, Hatton Garden and Farringdon Street, London. 24th August 1944
British troops drive into Germany - first pictures from Geilenkirchen area. This is the British 2nd Armys first major penetration into Germany. Picture taken during the start of the offensive
Firemen in the London area on top of their job. They soon quelled this fire. Second World War. Circa 1940
Rescuing wounded who were trapped un the cellar of The Marples, a public house in Fitzalan Square, during the first raid on Sheffield. 13th December 1940
Fires blazing in a shopping district of West London following an air raid attack. Circa 1941
Incendiary bomb detonates close to a fire engine in the City of London. October 1940
During a recent air raid incendiary bombs fell in London causing some fires which were soon extinguished by the splendid work of Londons firemen. Circa 1941
Searchlights were used to expedite the search for two unaccounted persons twenty four hours after a flying bomb had crashed in at Fairfax Road, Haringey. Circa 1941
City of London fires. 29th December 1940
Scenes during the London blitz. 29th December 1940
London Blitz. 29th December 1940
Fire rages through the interior of St Brides Church, Fleet Street as it fell victim to the flames from German incendiary bombs which reduced Wrens architectural jewel to a roofless shell
The Great Fire of London. Can these boys take it? An H. EThe Great Fire of London. Can these boys take it? An H.E. has just fallen on a dwelling house, not more than 150 yards away, but they stick to their job. 29th December 1940
Evacuees during the Second World War. November 1940
A general scene in the main street in the village of Strete, Devon. Villagers are talking about the evacuation that will affect the whole area. November 1943
Air raid shelter in the London area. It is an official shelter, a disused underground railway tunnel. September 1940
Evacuees having a picnic under the cedar trees in the gardens of a church in Woburn Sands, Buckinghamshire. August 1944
A woman tucking two children into bed, Salisbury Cathedral. Young children and mothers seek refuge from the bombed areas during World War Two. 24th November 1940
The Great Fire of London. Fires break out among the wreckage of workmens homesteads. Wives and children scream out for help from underneath the tangled mass
Remarkable picture of parachute flares dropped in London. 29th December 1940
A small fire burns, one of many, across London, during The Blitz of World War Two. London was hit with 37 raids from September 1940 to May 1941. Actual location unknown
A hole in the road, made by a German bomb during the blitz of World War Two. Location unknown. The name Eileen Close is written on the caption, either as a victim, a survivor
The Great Fire of London. Londons Burning, the light of the many fires cast a great glare in the sky, which could be seen for miles around. 29th December 1940
