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Steeplejacks working on the north west tower chimney of Battersea Power Station, August 1949
Blue Peters John Noakes, climbs to the top of Nelsons Column. He talks at the top to workmen who are washing Nelson. 29th April 1977
Teenager Steve Harrison scaled the heights of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps climbing wall, part of the armys adventure training exhibition at the Tyneside Summer Exhibition. 2nd August 1985
Members of the Royal Navy display team in their display webbing, during their gymnastic exhibition, 35 feet above the ground. Tyneside Summer Exhibition. 4th August 1978
Actor Michael Crawford pictured during filming of a Christmas special of the BBC television comedy show " Some Mothers Do Ave Em"
Wedding off the top of Blackpool Tower, Lancashire. The High Society wedding of the year, as escapologist Karl Bartoni marries his sweetheart Wendy Stokes
Its a long way to the ground as steeplejacks begin to demolish the 133 year old chimney at J & J Cash Ltd in Kingfield Road, Coventry, West Midlands
Pop singer Carl Douglas who had a hit with the song Kung Fu fighting shows off his martial arts skill on a London rooftop August 1974
Steeplejacks scaling the dizzy heights of Messrs. Dampneys paint works chimney at Shieldfield, Newcastle, scene of the recent disastrous blaze. 23rd September 1937
The Second Severn Crossing under construction. 25th January 1994
A steeple jack family have high tea today with Lord Nelson. Reg Dowsell, 38, and his brother Terry, 41, have been erecting a platform around Nelsons feet for a TV show
Men balance precariously 100ft up the radio mast at Gaythorn Gas Works. 26th November 1970
Construction of the GPO Tower, London. 15th July 1964
Actor Michael Crawford pictured during filming at Station House, a 200 foot high building on the North Circular Road in London with stuntman Derek Ware for the BBC television comedy series "
Highwire walker Rudi Omankowsky, crossed the 320 yards of the Cheddar Gorge blindfolded. 450 feet at the highest end, 380 feet at the lower end. The cable weighed 700 lbs and took 4 days to erect
A workman perched above the maddening crowds, takes a lunchtime snooze in the warm October sun in the centre of Leeds, while shoppers walk past below. Leeds, West Yorkshire, 18th October 1962
Children make a human pyramid on a lifeguard look-out tower at a Butlins holiday camp June 1950
Children in Westminster Clock Tower, London. Also known by its nickname Big Ben. 28th May 1954
Men cutting down a tree in Fountain Court, The Temple, London, circa 1946
View of Stamford Street, looking towards the Blackfriars Bridge End, London, 24th June 1934
Two skiers seen here on the recently opened White Lady chair lift on Cairngorm 3rd January 1962
Workman James Woods demolishing a chimney stack with his pickaxe in the shadow of St Pauls cathedral, after the building was damaged in an air raid during the Second World War. March 1942
Window cleaner Adrian Rogers in his cradle as he cleans one of the many windows at the GPO Tower in London. 7th June 1966
Way up on the high scaffolding of the new Bankside power station, which is towering over the tiny house in which Christopher Wren lived
Workmen busy cleaning windows 1000 ft up the Empire State building in Manhatten New York 17th February 1964
Steeplejacks working on the north west tower chimney of Battersea Power Station. August 1949
Karl Wallenda successfully walks 100 feet above the ground near Tower Bridge, London today. November 1976
Window Cleaners a 1000 foot above the side walk cleaning December 1964 A©MirrorpixWindow Cleaners a 1000 foot above the side walk cleaning December 1964 © Mirrorpix © Mirrorpix
Steeplejack John McBride December 1997
