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Timbering up the deep trenches in Birkenhead Park. The shelters will have seats along each side and be covered with loose earth. Birkenhead, Merseyside, 28th September 1938
Second World War, May Blitz in Liverpool. The shell of Lewiss building which earlier that day had been crowded with shoppers. 3rd May 1941. blitzliverpool
A row of houses in Livingstone Street, Birkenhead, which was destroyed by bombs during the Second World War. A crowd has gathered to survey the mound of rubble that is all that remains of a block of
Second World War in Merseyside. The ruins of the organ in Wallasey Town Hall, which was damaged by a bomb during the air raids. No one was injured. 31st August 1940. blitzliverpool
Bomb damage in Liverpool during the Second World War. An emergency water supply reservoir which has been established in the basement of a blitzed building at the corner of Cook Street
Top stories of the old White Star building in Liverpool were bombed during an air raid. 13th March 1941 blitzliverpool
All that was left of one of the towers of the old White Star building after it had been bombed in an air raid. 13th March 1941. blitzliverpool
Bomb damage which penetrated the roof of the Derby Memorial, Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, Merseyside. 2nd June 1941. blitzliverpool
The Nazis indiscriminate bombing results in damage being done to dwelling houses in a recent raid on Virgil Street, Liverpool, Merseyside. 11th January 1941. blitzliverpool
Bomb damage in Wavertree Road, Liverpool. This shop and house was the victim of a direct hit from a Nazi bomb. 18th September 1940. blitzliverpool
Bomb damage in Liverpool, Merseyside. 1st September 1940. blitzliverpool
Bomb damage in Liverpool, Merseyside. Circa 1941. blitzliverpool
A street surface shelter in a North Western area which was only slightly damaged although hit by a bomb during the air raids over a North West coastal town. 1st September 1940. blitzliverpool
Bomb damage in Liverpool. A large crater in Stevenson Street, Liverpool, which was attacked by a Nazi bomb. 18th September 1940. blitzliverpool
An Emergency Water Supply dam, which people have filled with debris such as bedsteads, bricks, cans and masonry. The public were warned not to throw their debris into these dams as it is sabotaging
Bomb damage to the Princess Laundry, Lark Lane, Liverpool. The steam laundry gutted by an enemy incendiary bomb. 30th September 1940. blitzliverpool
Bomb damage in Upper Canning Street, Liverpool. The shelters shown in the foreground were only slightly damaged and their occupants unhurt
German Albatros biplanes (Type D. II) about to start on a flight. Western Front. Circa September 1916 Evaluation Scan
The ruins of Coventry Cathedral, also known as St Michaels Cathedral, West Midlands. The Cathedral was bombed almost to destruction during the Coventry Blitz on 14 November 1940. Circa 1940
A German Heinkel He 111 medium bomber aircraft, shot down over Britain during World War Two. Circa : 1940 (Copyright Evening Gazette, Middlesbrough)
The remains of a German Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter aircraft, shot down over the North-East of England. 16/08/1940
New types of German bombers of the Luftwaffe seen in this picture before the Second World War, December 1937
Survivors of a German Focke Wulf plane which was shot down are picked up by the boat from a British Ship during the Second World War. 28th December 1943
The remains of a Focke Wulf Condor plane, also known as a Kurier, after it was attacked at point plank range by a Lockheed Hudson fighter aircraft of the Royal Air Force Coastal Command
Soldiers, Policemen and local farmers inspect the wing of a German Messerschmitt BF109E shot down during a dogfight over the Kent countryside. The plane crashed close to the Channel port of Ramsgate
The wreckage of a Junkers Ju88 B3+HH works number 7087 of the I / KG 54 after it hit aThe wreckage of a Junkers Ju88 B3+HH works number 7087 of the I/KG 54 after it hit a barrage balloon cable over Coventry and crashed in Withybrook on 16th September 1940
Members of the RAF technical team examine a downed Messerschmitt BF109 during the Battle of Britain. July 30th 1940
World War II: Shipping Germans shell convoy in the English Channel. August 1940 P011671
A Nazi bomber sweeps out of the clouds to attack a convoy in the mid Atlantic, all his bombs fell harmlessly into the ocean. May 1941 P011654
A shot down German Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter aircraft is put on display in Durhams Market Place. 23/11/1940
A shot down German Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter aircraft. It is seen here at Blyths Market Place for the towns War Weapons Week. 28/01/1941
