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A small pleasure craft seen here passing approaching the Chirk Tunnel on the Llangollen Canal. 24th July 1967
A small pleasure craft seen here emerging from the Chirk Tunnel on the Llangollen Canal. 24th July 1967
Work still in progress on the air ventilators in the new Clyde tunnel in Glasgow which connects the districts of Whiteinch in the north to Govan in the South in the west of the city
A musician busking at Oxford Circus Station - February 1987 standing and playing the guitar on the top of the escalator
Mersey Tunnel breakthrough 4th March 1970 Breakthrough between the tunnels from Birkenhead and Liverpool under the River Mersey
Eillen Davies seen here making her way thorough a series of caves under the Brecon Beacons neat Abercrave. 13th April 1966
The audience of a performance of the Pirates of Penzance make their way to the performance area in the caves in the cliffs above the Sussex seaside town of Hastings. 16th October 1946
Performance of the Pirates of Penzance in the caves in the cliffs above the Sussex seaside town of Hastings. 16th October 1946
The audience of a performance of the Pirates of Penzance in the caves in the cliffs above the Sussex seaside town of Hastings enjoying dance after the performance. 16th October 1946
The street is not lit very much, its wet and muddy and the humidity is high, as workers on the new Blackwall Tunnel install ventilation pipes in Prestage Street
A small pleasure craft seen here passing through the Chirk Tunnel on the Llangollen Canal. 24th July 1967
Tourist in the West Wycombe Caves also known as The Hell Fire Caves which are a network of man-made chalk and flint caverns which extend a quarter of a mile underground below the village of West
Cars seen here emerging from the newly opened Dartford Tunnel linking Essex to Kent. 18th November 1963
A lorry seen here descending into the newly opened Dartford Tunnel linking Essex to Kent. 18th November 1963
London County Councils latest invention is a machine designed to clean the glazed brick linings of the Blackwall and Rotherhithe tunnels
Cutting through 1, 140 foot high Manshead Hill was completed when the Mayor of Wakefield, Alderman Nathan Hutchinson J.P. fired the two final charges to complete the tunnel
Construction workers digging the new Blackwall Tunnel in muddy and humid conditions, under the River Thames. 11th May 1962
Channel Tunnel project cancelled 20th January 1975 On the day the button was to be pushed to start the giant tunnelling machine on its way under the English Channel
Construction of the Victoria Line under the streets of London 29th October 1964
Workman lining the new Mersey Tunnel with glass. This tunnel is probably The Queensway Tunnel, which opened in 1934, and is one of 3 Mersey Tunnels that have opened over time
For a week, owing to a trade dispute, Londoners have been without newspapers. This news vendor at Kings Cross station, did brisk business however in threepenny sheets containing football pool results
Newspaper Sellers in London. Circa April 1955
Subterranean, River Axe, in the Witchs Kitchen, Wookey Hole Caves near Wells in Somerset. January 1935
The Old Crocks London To Brighton Motor Race. (Picture shows) One of the old crocks passing the bank into Princess street, to garage in City road, ready to start its journey to Brighton
From the face to the main haulage, some as long as half a mile, the tubs have to pushed by men through absolute darkness. Sometimes the roof is just an inch higher than the tb
Students from the Central School of Art and Design, decided that Christmas should come to Londons Underground. So they decorated a carriage of an underground train on the Circle line
Father Christmas, of Bentalls Store, Ealing, takes the tube to pick up his sleigh. He seems to get no reaction from the commuters. 20th December 1984
The Turkish invasion of Cyprus. Guests crowd together in the basement area of the Ledra Palace Hotel. The Ledra Palace Hotel became the centre of fighting with the Greek Cypriot soldiers keeping
Earls Court Station, Earls Court, London, 11th September 1971
Men digging deep trenches in Birkenhead Park, which will become shelters. Birkenhead, Merseyside, 28th September 1938
Liverpool ARP in the shape of well constructed shelters are in evidence. Particularly in the parks where deep, arched brick and concrete accommodation is being prepared. 13th October 1939
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
Uxbridge High Street seen from the Canal bridge, London. Circa 1931
Station bridge Hillingdon. Circa 1931
Station bridge Hillingdon, London. Circa 1931
Guardian Telephone Exchange, Manchester, 15th March 1983. Underground telephone exchange built in Manchester in 1954. Today the underground site is used for telephone cabling
The Brewmaster pub and Leicester Square tube station on the corner of Cranbourn Street. 22nd September 1961
Opal mining at Lightning Ridge, New South Wales, Australia. 25th September 1977
The men who made the final push - driver Danny Williams (left) and shift boss Bill Joblin. Second tunnel breakthrough. The Kingsway Tunnel is a road tunnel under the River Mersey in Merseyside
Mr G George and his dog Bruce the Great Dane sitting on the tube with travellers in London. December 1952 C6030
Girls at Cruachan Dam. The Cruachan Dam is a pumped-storage hydroelectric dam and power station in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. Circa 1965
Construction of the Queensway Tunnel, which is one of The Mersey Tunnels, circa 1930s
Father Christmas arrives at Big Pit, Blaenavon, Torfaen, South Wales, 4th December 1986. Where he will be in his underground grotto every weekend until Christmas
Father Christmas meets Nitesh Patel 10 (left) and Hina Kian 9, 300 ft below ground at Big Pit, Blaenavon, Torfaen, South Wales, 4th December 1986
General view of the inside of a tunnel during the construction of The Channel Tunnel December 1990
Milk Cart, restive horse in Shafts, taken in Holborn June 1946
Transport: Railways: Tube. Mrs. June Clark of Avenscroft Road, Chiswich, W.4 who takes a stool with her when she travels to and from work on the underground
Work in progress on the new Clyde tunnel in Glasgow. 29th December 1961
