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Workers from Amington Road Tannery, Tanyard Lane, Acocks Green, Birmingham, Circa 1905
1900 Children on a club outing to Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
1889 Norton Street Infants School, Birmingham
1896 Dennis Road School, Sparkbrook, Birmingham. Brushwork Lesson
1893 Group of People, pose for photograph, on steps, in park, Birmingham
1895 Day Trippers sitting on Horse Drawn Carriage, Birmingham
1872 Thomas Street, Birmingham
Two 1&1 / 2 litre postwar Rileys and their owners. Mr John Milburn (right)Two 1&1/2 litre postwar Rileys and their owners. Mr John Milburn (right), and Mr Brian Newton, spares secretary of the Riley Owners Club
A 1933 Riley car presentation to the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum by Mr C Adams and Mr A Walters, partners in the firm of Adams and Walters, coach builders
Riley Lynx sports car owners (left to right) Mr Wiles and Mr Cox. 23rd July 1985
Made in Durbar Avenue, Coventry, this 1934 Riley Kestrel was derelict when bought in 1978 by owner Graham Bosworth. The four cylinder engine, of 1087cc
Production of Riley saloons in the late 1940s. Skilled tradesmen are seen fettling and finishing the bodies on the production line prior to mounting onto the chassis at the Durbar Avenue factory
Nora Riley, whose late husband Percy founded Riley Motors, in the driving seat of the 1933 Riley Ascot, watched by Brian Cole (left) and Dan Papworth, members of the Register committee. 29th June 1976
Proud parade of regal Rileys. Dressed for the part, Brian Cole frames a line up from the right, of Paul Schoales 1933 Kestrel, Graham Tomlins 1933 Lynx tourer, the Industrial Museums 1908 model
Eight-year-old Andrew Scott, son of Coventrys municipal motoring museum curator, Mr C. J. Scott, enjoys armchair motoring in the museums 1904 Riley tri-car which, driven by his father
G McArdles 1929 Riley Brooklands 9hp Sports motor car at the Riley Register Rally. This vehicle also won the Concours d Elegance. 8th July 1957
The Riley Register 8th Coventry Rally at the Coventry flying and Coventry Club, Coventry Civic Aerodrome, Baginton. Mr J P Hamilton checks the engine of his 1931 Deauville on his arrival from Sussex
The Gloster Meteor Mk IV that beat the world Air Speed record. November 1945 P000494
Miss Amy Johnson addressing the huge gathering at Geelong in Victoria, Australia on Wednesday June 18 1930. The previous month, the English aviation pioneer had set off from Croydon airport
General view of the ruined medieval fortress of Dunnottar Castle near Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire. Circa 1935
A taste of the past... Lower Hopton First School spent a day at Colne Valley Museum, Golcar and pictured with Ellis Pearson, the cobbler, are Alistair Roberts (left) and Jonathan Kaye
A view looking down North Bailey in Durham City, County Durham. 24th May 1969
Langbaurghs centralised museum service at Kirkleatham Hall re-opened to the public yesterday almost 200 years after the original manor was closed
Bury St Edmunds Abbey in Suffolk. 16th August 1968
Kirkleatham Old Hall Museum staff member Sue Parvin is pictured with Victorian treasures donated to them by the late Shadrack Watts, to say thank you to museum boss Mick Warren for his friendship
Mystery surrounds the origin of this firemans turntable ladder, apparently dumped near the grounds of Kirkleatham Hall, near Redcar
Members of the Rosa Mundi medieval society at their fair at Kirkleatham Old Hall Museum. 20th June 1993
Kirkleatham Old Hall Museum curator Leigh Lampard with two of the old shop signs the museum has for display. 4th January 1994
Birkby Infants School pupils are pictured at Colne Valley Museum, Golcar, with Mrs Monica Wood. They took a step back in time and dressed in Victorian costume to do such tasks as washing, ironing
Birkby Infants School pupils Tony Chong (left), Craig Law and Kuljinder Singh are pictured at Colne Valley Museum, Golcar, with Mrs Monica Wood
The Mayor of Langbaurgh wants to unravel a piece of the historic past of Loftus. For three ancient banners have been uncovered by council recreational staff
Jim Lloyd, museum attendant at Preston Park Museum, in the ironmongers shop on the Victorian Street. 30th October 1973
A prestigious award made to an East Cleveland mining museum could mean supporters not having to dig so deep into their own pockets in future
Mine manager Alan Chilton lights the way forward at the Tom Leonard Mining Museum. 8th June 1992
Former Iron stone miner Jim Easton, 84, was one of the last to leave Skinningrove mine when it closed in 1958 - and the first to go back when it opened as The Tom Leonard Mining Museum
The Tom Leonard Mining Museum. 30th May 1983
For years this fine Ironstone mining ambulance housedchickens. But now it has been restored to its former glory and given a place of pride in Skinningroves Tom Leonard Mining Museum
A miners kitchen, complete with cast iron range, clip rugs and Victorian chairs, is being set up at the Tom Leonard Mining Museum
Lord Shuttleworth, Chairman of the Rural Development Commission paid a visit to the The Tom Leonard Mining Museum in Skinningrove. He is pictured with the museum manager Alan Chilton in the mine
Work has started on a new museum which will tell the history of Clevelands ironstone mining industry. The Tom Leonard Mining Museum at Skinningrove is a memorial to the Evening Gazette reporter in
Two budding miners - Kelly Plews, left, and Martin Robinson - pose outside the Tom Leonard Mining Museum. 27th January 1983
Archaeological dig at St Peters Church, Wooten Wawen. 9th December 1974
Archaeological dig at St Peters Church, Wooten Wawen. Mrs Heather Barrie, dig director, cleaning one of the skeletons. 9th December 1974
Ruins of Glastonbury Abbey in Somerset. The thorn tree. 22nd September 1966
Ruins of Glastonbury Abbey in Somerset. Part of the crypt. 22nd September 1966
Ruins of Glastonbury Abbey in Somerset. Plaque marks the site of King Arthurs tomb. 22nd September 1966
A large part of Sandwells past will shortly be unveiled to the public following a study by leading archaeologists from all over the country
People shopping in Guisborough. 20th April 1972
