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The new blue battledress uniform for members of ARP services as announced by Herbert Morrison, Minister for Home Security. May 1941
Children search for bomb shrapnel in the gutters of Edward Street, Redfield, Bristol during the Second World War. These trophies of war were proudly shown off and even swapped with others
The Civil Defence Service was a civilian volunteer organisation in Great Britain during World War II. (Picture) Civil defence group warden. September 4th 1941
New Civil Defence services badges. A Group Warden, or District Warden, as they are called in London. Senior Officers will be allowed to wear the collar of the uniform open to show a light blue or
Air Raid Victims of the Blitz, London. The girl being led away is Miss J W Stokes (eyes closed). She was working in the London office for the Welfare of the Blind when it was struck by a bomb
A Liverpool air raid warden fully equipped with his whistle and bell ready to sound the warning for an air raid evacuation, 5th September 1939
A warden fitting context masking tape to a civilian air respirator commonly known as a gas mask. 22nd May 1940
Kingston on Thames, southwest London. Girl air raid warden sounds the gas alarm. 1st April 1941
Britains first Traffic Warden to control traffic as opposed to booking cars for parking offences, Mrs Joyce Roffey, on point duty at a busy crossroads in Croydon, Surrey
A woman helping to direct traffic through the thick fog in Central London. Circa 1955
One of Coventrys A. R. P. wardens in full proctective clothing. 6th May 1941One of Coventrys A.R.P. wardens in full proctective clothing. 6th May 1941
Warden Bill Watson at the bedside of Mrs. R. Foster. With bombs falling round, as Mrs. Foster lay on that bed in darkness, and shattered glass, Mr
Spool Races. ARP Wardens with gas Masks and Helmets study race cards. April 1940 P012208
