mail_outline sales@mediastorehouse.com
Queen Elizabeth II visits Halls Croft, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. 27th June 1975
Princess Margaret visits Ostia Antica, Rome. 22nd April 1959
Alcobaca Monastery, Portugal. 9th June 1959
A BMW parked outside Sir William Turners Almshouses, Kirkleatham, North Yorkshire.1971
A bit of ancient Alnwick, this great stone gateway guards the main road into the town. 23rd December 1932
St Peters Church, Oxford Street, Newcastle, being demolished due to subsidence. 27th August 1936
At the opening of the Plumbers Museum in the ancient Morden Tower, Newcastle, by the Lord Mayor (Coun. J.G. Nixon). 13th September 1932
Preservation on the old City Wall is being carried out by Newcastle Corporation workmen, they are seen here working on a section of the West Wall. 31st July 1932
Old Market Cross of Newgate, which stood on the site of the Oxford Galleries, where it was removed by Graingers architect early last century. Mayor and Councillors announced important news from here
The medieval house that formerly stood in Much Park Street, Coventry, is now gradually regaining it status in Spon Street, as part of the Spon Street Redevelopment scheme. 14th January 1974
Colin Fellows and Eddie Lenehan are retracing the work of medieval craftsmen, as they patiently cut out the oak beams that go into the rebuilding of 169 Spon Street
Ancient timbers exposed in the restoration of old property in Spon Street, Coventry, the first building to be restored in the Spon Street Townscape Scheme in which the council will preserve many
Workmen in action roofing old houses from Much Park Street, Coventry, which are being rebuilt in Spon Street. 16th November 1971
Roofing Spon Street cottages, Coventry. 13th September 1976
The first of Coventrys medieval, timber framed properties to be dismantled and re-erected in the Spon Street townscape scheme, will be this group of old shops in Much Park Street. 23rd April 1970
The scene of many a romance, the famous Gretna Green smithy, has been condemned as dangerous to motorists. Mr. Hugh Macklin, the proprietor, has been offered a large sum to remove it
Checking the stones packed in cases from the dismantled Cooks Cottage at Great Ayton, near Darlington. The stones are to be shipped to Australia, where the cottage will be rebuilt. 31st January 1934
Jesmond Towers School, Newcastle. 29th May 1931
Castle stairs, Castle Garth, Newcastle. 2nd March 1935
Historic buildings in Spon End, Coventry. 29th May 1974
The last of the old properties in the outer section of Spon Street, Coventry, are being dismantled by experts. The timbers of Nos
Spon Street, Coventry, West Midlands. The Spon Street building, now almost a skeleton stripped of its fabric, was built as a pair of semi-detached houses, probably in the 14th century
Part of Spon Street showing a number of its old half-timbered buildings. Two properties, one on the left, the other by the lamp-post, have been restored in the last few years
Fair organised by Lanchester Polytechnic Arts Festival, complete with dodgems, controversially setup only a few yards from Coventry Cathedral, 4th January 1973
Valle Crucis Abbey, near Llangollen, Denbighshire. May 1932
The magnificence of Grey Towers House at Poole Hospital, Nunthorpe. 14th September 1988
Poole Sanatorium, near Nunthorpe. November 1947
St Winefrides Well Shrine in Holywell, Flintshire, Wales, 15th December 1949. Also know as Winifreds Well, it claims to be the oldest continually visited pilgrimage site in Great Britain
Kellys Cellars pub in Belfast, Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963
Inaugural commercial flights of the supersonic airliner Concorde on 21st January 1976, seven years after its maiden test flight
The British Concorde 002 prototype is rolled out from its hanger in which it has been built at the Filton, Bristol works of the British Aircraft Corporation
View of Windsor Castle, Berkshire, with the flag at half mast following the death of King George VI. 6th February 1952
Views of the Round Tower at Windsor Castle, Berkshire. 23rd May 1957
Guards at Windsor Castle, Berkshire. 2nd November 1962
Britians first astronaut Helen Sharman, aged 27, poses at a press conference in Central London after being selected from over 13
Kirkleatham Hall, now Kirkleatham Old Hall Museum. 1977
Interior view of Windsor Castle showing restoration after it was damaged by fire in 1992. 17th November 1997
The 1T57 "Fifteen Guinea Special", the last main-line passenger train to beThe 1T57 " Fifteen Guinea Special", the last main-line passenger train to be hauled by steam locomotive power on British Rail on 11th August 1968 before the introduction of a steam ban that
The Old Cage at Lingfield, Surrey. Circa 1950
The stocks at Aldbury, Hertfordshire. Circa 1950
Suffragettes Mary Gawthorpe (the Womens Social and Political Union speaker), Lady Constance Lytton and Sarah Jane Baines (known as Jennie Baines)
Christabel Pankhurst and Womens Social and Political Union speaker Mary Gawthorpe in Manchester ahead of their " Votes For Women" meeting at Manchester Trade Hall on 19th January 1909
Manchester United manager Matt Busby gives the Old Trafford victory salute as he greets fans who turned up to welcome the Manchester United team home at Manchester Airport following their dramatic
Manchesters historic Shambles, incorporating the 600 year old Wellington Inn and Sinclairs Oyster Bar stands out against the brightly lit skyline
Feature on Hong Kong as former Conservative politician Chris Patten, who lost his Bath seat in the 1992 General election, takes up his post as the 28th and last Governor of Hong Kong
Chris Patten, the 28th and last Governor of Hong Kong, prepares for the official handover of the territory to China as the 99 year lease officially expires at midnight on 1st July 1997
Ceremonial scenes for the he official handover of the Hong Kong to China as the 99 year lease officially expires at midnight on 1st July 1997
