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Nearly 700 West Indian men, women and children arrive at Plymouth on SS Auriga in a mass immigration party to find homes. Pictured
A two thousand pound unexploded bomb was discovered in the garden of a house at Belgrave Road, Plymouth today. It was necessary to evacuate 300 people until a Bomb disposal Squad had removed
Nearly 700 West Indian men, women and children arrive at Plymouth on SS Auriga in a mass immigration party to find homes. 8th September 1954
Plymouth - Devon - bomb damage during The Blitz of World War Two. The Plymouth Blitz was a series of bombing raids carried out by the Nazi German Luftwaffe on the English city of Plymouth in
St Andrews Church in Plymouth, Devon, after it was bombed in The Plymouth Blitz of World War Two. The daffodils continue to grow as the light pours in from the sky above
The men of the 29th Marine Commando Royal Artillery return from the Falklands. They wade ashore at Plymouth from the same landing craft used in their invasion of San Carlos Bay
Plymouth Salvation Army girls guitar group, sing and play at the street meetings. Devon, 9th December 1963
33 year old Mrs Mavis Graham of Plymouth, mother of 13 children aged from 4 months to 14 years, gives them all a shower using a watering can on the front lawn outside their house on a hot summer day
HMS Arrow returns to Plymouth after service in the Falklands dbase MSI
Music Fans at The Reading Festival, clapping along and enjoying the moment as the bands perform in front of them. Saturday 25th August 1973 The festival was then called The Thirteenth National Jazz
L. A. C (Leading Aircraftman). Jack Silburn RAF of South Norwood, LondonL.A.C (Leading Aircraftman). Jack Silburn RAF of South Norwood, London, makes a silent prayer on the rail of the altar of St Andrews Church in Plymouth
King Haakon of Norway enjoys a joke with Norwegian Naval Cadets at their training college during a recent visit to the Norwegian Naval Depot and Norwegian Naval Units. Plymouth. October 1941
Soldiers at a canteen at the Great Western Railway Plymouth, Devon Station. Picture taken 22nd February 1944
Shoes came off and dresses were hurriedly tucked up when schoolgirls, pigtailed Margaret, 13, and Heather, 12, of Plymouth, Devon, spied a mysterious looking box floating near the rocky shore
Sunshine as warm as summer drenched the waterfront at Plymouth and tempted the early bathing belles to take the first dip of the season. Schoolgirl Julia Serridge, 14 years old, took the plunge
Sunshine as warm as summer shines in Plymouth, Devon. Schoolgirl Felicity Kutt, 15, who had a swim and said the water was lovely, pictured soaking up the hot sunshine. Plymouth, Devon. 28th March 1965
General views of Spooners on Royal Parade, Plymouth, Devon. 18th May 1956
General views of Royal Parade, Plymouth, Devon. 18th May 1956
General views of Plymouth, Devon. 18th May 1956
General views of Sutton Harbour, Plymouth, Devon. 13th April 1961
General views of Plymouth, Devon. Pictured, the Island House, Barbican, Plymouth. 13th April 1961
Staff Midwife Catherine Milne suspending baby David from the storks beak. Artist Carl Symonsa, whose baby son David was born last November at the Alexandra Maternity Home, Devonport
Thousands of whirring wings darken the sky as the sea and shore scavengers swoop on fish of, left for them by fish gutters at Plymouth Barbican. Picture taken 9th February 1947
Heres the town crier - a 1943 version - the girl on the criers arm used all her charm to be allowed to wear his regalia (you know what women are)
Children play on the weighing machine at Plymouth Promenade, Devon. 18th January 1954
Stoke v Plymouth league match at the Victoria ground, Saturday 17th December 1960. Final score: Stoke 9-0 Plymouth
A sailor from HMS Arrow walks along arm in arm with his wife after arriving back from the South Atlantic Conflict in Plymouth
HMS Argonaut returns to Plymouth after service in the Falklands Writer M Tidd met by his wife dbase msi
VE Day celebration in Plymouth at the end of WW2. 1945
