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David Attenborough with orangutan and her baby at London Zoo, Friday 2nd April 1982
Church Street in Guisborough. Circa 1951
Cottages are being demolished in Northgate (pictured) and Patten Lane, Guisborough. The old stone-built cottages, with their red pantile roofs and chimney stacks built of small bricks
Among up to the minute shopping facilities, Guisborough preserves its historic link. 10th September 1962
Courtaulds works, Foleshill Road, Coventry. 8th January 1981
Aerial view of the Morris Engines factory, Courthouse Green, Coventry. 13th October 1970
Keresley hospital, Coventry. The site is now the Royal Court Hotel. 11th October 1968
Kay Flavell in Lark Lane, Liverpool. She has collated history about the area. August 1983
Picture shows the original dress worn by Florence Nightingale, on display at The Nursing Exhibition in 1942, opened by Earnest Brown, Minister of Health
The British Museum, London. 1930s
The Sealed Knot Society re-enactment of the Battle of Edgehill at Kineton, Warwickshire. 25th August 1985
Hellfire Corner, Dover Castle, Kent, England. See other frames in this set showing, Dame Vera Lynn opens English Heritage Hellfire Corner at Dover Castle, Kent. England
Dame Vera Lynn opens English Heritage Hellfire Corner at Dover Castle, Kent. England. Hellfire Corner is a series of secret tunnels in the famous White Cliffs under Dover Castle
The Dig at Bayley Lane, Coventry, Warwickshire, 9th May 1989. Russell Trimble, the site assistant, with some of the treasures discovered at The Bayley Lane dig
The Siege of Reading, 1643, Tilehurst. English Civil War, re-enactment, performed by The Sealed Knot, an educational charity, Reading, June 1980
This row of buildings in Westgate, Guisborough, North Yorkshire, from the stone built house on the right to the far Co-Operative shop have been added by the department of Environment to the towns
Part of the history of Guisborough is being given new life. The old-fashioned cobbles, are being relaid only a short distance from the towns market cross
Guisborough Market. 20th August 1968
Guides and Brownies in Shelley staged a trip down Memory Lane to celebrate the movements 75th birthday. They donned various uniforms hats
Demolition worker Les Gilbert prepares the Morris rebus for its move to the Museum of British Road Transport at Cook Street, Coventry
Cook Street Gate, Coventry. Built in the Fourteenth century as a means of collecting taxes from anyone who entered the city wall. 11th March 1963
Craig Breedlove is an American professional race car driver and a five-time world land speed record holder. He was the first person in history to reach 500 mph, and 600 mph
Picture shows Mr Albert Little, a 69 year old retired Manchester businessman, holding a lamp given to him by Florence Nightingale, when he was 12 years old
Sports car makes legal history. Mr John O Gradys 23 year old sports car (MG) made legal history when a High Court Judge said it was too unique to be scrapped
A hundred years of railway history was paraded before the Duke and Duchess of York at Darlington, when locomotives, rolling stock
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
The film version of Henry VIII is set to be made, Pictured is actress Charlotte Rampling, who is to play Anne Boleyn. 5th October 1971
In a major bid to shed new light on our remote ancestors BBC2 is sponsoring a 3 year bid to excavate in and around Silbury Hill, an enormous artificial hill at the side of the A4 near Avebury
Excavation at Silbury Hill, Wiltshire, to be broadcast on the BBC. 7th April 1968
Dr Chaim Weizmann addresses the closing session of the Zionist Federation meeting at Kingsway Hall, London. 17th May 1939
The Government has been called in to help an inconvenienced council. Newcastle councillors want to close the public lavatories in Shakespeare Street but unfortunately for them
English Civil War, re-enactment, performed by The Sealed Knot, an educational charity, Reading, June 1980
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
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
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
It was like this... Better than a text book... pupils at Honley Junior School used a very special teaching aid for their history project
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
