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Scene of a bomb strike in which a Morrison shelter was flung 46 feet into a neighbouring house, saving the family inside. May 1942
Mr McGregor stands amidst the debris of his house, following a Baedeker Raid on York. The Morrison shelter which saved his life
Picture shows Mrs Edna Ford with her children, leave their house in Knowle Park, Bristol. (Avon and Somerset area) Daughter June (left - aged 5) Her other daughter (right - aged 8)
Civilians salvage belongings after a bombing raid in Chichester. 11th February 1943
Artillery fire from American guns blasted Germans from their positions which they held in the town of Wallendorf, Germany. Furniture has been removed from blazing homes. September 1944
Bomb damage after an air raid by the Nazi German Luftwaffe on Avonmouth on the night of 25th November 1940, during the Bristol Blitz in the Second World War
Bomb damage in Bristol after an air raid by the Nazi German Luftwaffe during the Bristol Blitz in the Second World War. Picture shows: Bomb crater in a residential area of Bristol. Circa 1941
The self fitting ARP blind invented by Mr Geoffrey Mortimer, being placed into position on the windows of a residential house. The window on the right has already been blacked out
Mr G Ebsworth with his baby aged two, Berry Daniels. Baby Daniels was shielded by his mother when their Anderson shelter, near the Thames Estuary, suffered a close hit
With blackened face is Miss Peggy Jewell, 26 year old Wren, helps to salvage furniture from her bombed home at Lucas Terrace, Plymouth, where she lived with her aged mother. May 1944
When an F bomb demolished Mrs Rayners home she was in an Anderson shelter yards from the bomb with her four children. She is seen with her daughter Susan outside the shelter. July 1944
A direct hit on a house in Cromer Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham following an air raid on the city. 29th October 1940
A member of the Rescue service help save belongings from a bombed house in Kings Heath Birmingham, following a raid on the city. 28th August 1940
Damage to a house in Bromsford Lane, Erdington, Birmingham. This was the first air raid on the city, carried out by a single aircraft. One person was killed, and six injured in the raid
Three houses in Acocks Green, Birmingham, destroyed during a bombing raid on the city. Four people were killed and two were injured. 25th August 1940
Three houses in Wildfell Road, Acocks Green, Birmingham, destroyed during a bombing raid on the city. Four people were killed and two were injured. 25th August 1940
No one was injured. Twenty three people were in the back rooms of these two houses in Acocks Green, Birmingham, when a bomb exploded in the garden during the raid on the city
Knocked Sideways. This house in Acocks Green, Birmingham was knocked sideways when bomb exploded in the front garden. Many of the net-covered windows, it will be noticed, are intact. 24th August 1940
A house in Aston, Birmingham, collapsed after the building received a direct hit during a raid on the city 25th August 1940
Firemen and rescue workers in Aston, Birmingham, search through the collapsed remain of a house which received a direct hit during a raid on the city 25th August 1940
These people have taken heed of the Minister of Home Securitys warning to " prepare for winter raids". They have made a refuge room with a Morrison shelter in it
Cardiff blitz - bombed property in the Canton district. Circa 1944
Air raid in Liverpool. Circa 1941
Air raid damage. General view of Crescent Road, East Barnet. 13th August 1942
Ted Stocker, who directed the rescue operations, points out where the bombs landed, Devonshire. May 1942
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
Rescue workers looking for survivors following a Nazi raid, Alric Avenue, New Malden. September 1940
Explosion at Wanstead, London, on the left of the picture rescue workers can be seen toiling by the light of the flares. 4th October 1944
Rescue workers search debris at a bombed house in North West London. January 1941
A resident of an East Yorkshire town surveys the damage to his home caused by a German incendiary bomb. 19th June 1940
View of the city of London taken from the roof of St Pauls Cathedral showing the devastation and burning buildings following the blitz of the 29th December 1940
Moving forward in Italy. Corporal W McLean of Carlyle, Scotland, kicking in the door of a house in Colle, Italy, while it is covered by Private A Hamilton, of Glasgow, Scotland. December 1943
Houses in South Wales after a Nazi bombing raid. October 1940
Houses in Huyton. Circa 1985
The Blitz. Hull. Yorkshire. November 1940. Picture shows Cottingham Road. There is a suggestion it may have been a nursing home hit
Scene at Chingford, London, where ARP men are clearing damage. Circa 1941
A dressing table is all that remains standing in a bombed house in Birmingham. November 1940
General view of demolished houses in a residential area of Bristol. April 1941
The front of this house was blown out when a bomb was dropped, South Wales. September 1940
Damage done to workers houses after a raid on a South Wales town. October 1941
Private property wrecked by Nazi raiders in Swansea, Wales. February 1941
Thatched cottage in South Wales destroyed by an incendiary bomb. Circa 1941
Damaged houses following air raid attacks in Newport, Wales. October 1940
Four persons and a dog were rescued from a Morrison shelter, seen in the foreground, when these houses were wrecked in the recent South Wales air raid. Circa 1941
Damage done to a house on Eversley Road, Swansea, following a Nazi raid. February 1941
Pen Hill House, Llantwit Major, received bomb damage in an air raid, South Wales. September 1940
A large stone flung on a roof during a blitz in South Wales. Circa 1941
A farmhouse in an isolated part of South Wales on which a bomb dropped. There was no loss of life. Circa 1941
