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Robin Roper sets up the clarinet pipes on the Wurlitzer organ which had been left to rot on Redcar Pier in September 1978. 23/09/78
Mike Yorke, Senior Library Assistant on his round with the mobile library in rural Northumberland in November 1997
Woman working in the field, harvesting the crops wearing a headscarf, carrying hay over her shoulder
Women Cobblers at work manufacturing boots for the army during the Second World War. Circa 1942
The girls are learning how to punch tickets, and the fares and routes, at the petrol bus depot of the Newcastle-On-Tyne Corporation at Byker. June 1940 1940
World War Two. Factory girls at a well known London electrical firm race to be first served at the cafe for lunch. February 1942 1940s
RAF Operations Room June 1941 Pictured women plotting movement of enemy aircraft Large Map Table manned by RAF and WaF Radio Operators
There are now wrens as Armourers and Picture shows them at work on Turret Gun before they tested it. Military, Weapons machine guns, Soldier, sub machine gun 1940s September 1942
WaF with a couple of Browning machine-guns perched on her shoulders
A team of girl painters employed by the Southern Division of the Southern Railway have painted their way up and down the line from Dorset to Basingstoke
World War Two. One of the first women tramcar drivers to start work in Glasgow November 1942
British trooper visits factory where the women make guns for his tanks A group of women working in a munition factory, talking to a soldier in uniform January 1944
Royal Air Force Women Wrens attached to the Fleet Air Arm, placing Wireless in Aircraft. These Girls are first Wrens to Fly. Picture taken at RN Air Station in England
World War Two, Grace Shults at a welding smiths work assembling farm wagons at Great Yeldham, Essex. 28th February 1944
Mrs Olive carson taking rifle training instruction from Instructor while two of her children look on British army woman lying on the ground aiming at a target March 1942
Plymouths squad of professional women navvies hard at work with the men pulling down bombed premises to make way for rebuilding in the city. One of the women is Mrs Vera Bennett (left). July 1947
British women working in a rope factory during the second world war March 1941 1940s
World War Two. Women employed by the LNER (London North Eastern Railway) to recover coal dropped by passing trains on the railway lines January 1943
World War Two. Mrs Ellen McShane at work on the Jarrow on Tyne ferry May 1942
Royal Air Force fighter pilots hold out their mugs whilst a Waaf girl pours them some tea
Guinness Flats in Stamford Hill, London, have got their own war factory. In the little club room hut behind the estate houswifes are busy all day long making torch batteries
World War Two. Mrs A Flanagan and Mrs E O Connor who are working as building labourers on reconstruction work at Ludgate Circus in London January 1943
High up on the tottering wall, Lydia Walker steps across the gap aided by Betty Baker. Both are working with the two teams of women clearing up the ruins of Plymouth
Wrens being fitted with demob clothes at the end of World War Two 1945
World War Two. Mrs Hughes changing a horses shoe while working as a blacksmith during the war march 1941
Plymouths team of women navvies completing their Blitz-time ambition - worked side by side with men before, but this time, with one of their team of six acting as supervisor
Wrens In December 1941 it was decided that women in the UK between the ages of 20 to 30 should be called up for military service
Duchess of Kent in a Wrens Uniform The Duchess of Kent helps a new recruit sign up. One of the important issues raised by the WW2 was the role of women
Billy Taylor of Whickham, the North Easts last "Lampie"Billy Taylor of Whickham, the North Easts last " Lampie", tends the gas lights in Grey Street, Newcastle 11 March 1982
Volunteers line up outside a Royal Naval recruiting station at the outbreak of the Second World War. September 1939
Fitness fanatic Nico Arpone, chef and owner of an Italian restaurant in Newcastle Upon Tyne, jumps over his customers table. 30th January 1979
Gunner John Hiller and fiance Miss Trinder met at an army dance three years ago and have finally become engaged. Gunner Hiller is on 9 days leave
British Soldiers and their girlfriends enjoy a day out at the fun fair Roller coaster ride
Butcher William Barnard gives meat away to OAPs in Camden town. Every Saturday morning he gives away approximately five shillings worth of meat to each of over 100 pensioners
Actors and film crew at Alnwick Castle in Northumberland for the making of the Disney film The Spaceman and King Arthur in 1978
Walt disneys latest epic fairytale movie, The Spaceman And King Arthur being made at Alnwick Castle in Northumberland in 1978
Actors and stunt men fighting on the wall of Alnwick Castle in 1981
Film extras on the set at Alnwick Castle in 1981
Local children from the Walker area who were in a film about vandalism in 1977
Tony Jackson holds high his clapper board at the making of the Disney film The Spaceman and King Arthur at Alnwick Castle in 1978
Local children being filmed by the BBC for a short film about dailty life in a pit village at the turn of the century
When the camera pulls back all is revealed, on one side the modern dress and equipment of the technicians on the left. And on the right the costumes and actors from the film The Stars Look down
A film crew at work in Haydon Bridge, in Northumberland in 1984
Paul Flint with tutor Ken Dodds at North East Media in 1990
Cinema projectionist Ray Reed at the Tyneside Cinema with the longest feature film ever " Heimat" in 1985
A freelance cameraman instructs Dene Robson and Paul Flint int he studio of North East Media in 1990
The British Army A. D. 1560. Extras for scenes from "Mary Queen of Scots"The British Army A.D. 1560. Extras for scenes from " Mary Queen of Scots" line up on the beach below Bamburgh Castle in 1971
Actors ready to raid a farm in the Alston area of Northumberland in 1984
