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Inside the factory of Messrs WM Lawrence and Co, Colwick, Nottingham. Aircrafts are being made in one half of the factory, and furniture in the other half. Picture taken 23rd October 1944
Londons newest timber dock, The Lavender Dock, has been bought into commission. 26th October 1930
Queen Elizabeth II is greeted by Lord Derby as she leaves the Royal Train at Shaw Street Station in Liverpool. In the background is Mr H. Wood, the stationmaster
A farmer hauling timber using horses circa 1930
The old figurehead from a ship used as a lintel over a barn door in Crantock, Cornwall. 19th August 1973
Master Carpenter, Mr Puffett puts the finishing touches to a skirting, using a 400 year old carving as his model, for one of the restored Manchester Regiment chapel screens at Manchester Cathedral
Tyne and Wear County Industrial Archaeologist Ian Ayris on some of the perfectly preserved wooden railway tracks that were buried beneath colliery spoil from the former Lambton Cokeworks in
Paul McCartneys house in the woods near Peasmarsh in Sussex. 31st January 1982
Forestry Commission officer Paul Tabbush keeps in touch with fire prevention teams in the Bellingham district in 1978
Cambridge Police Station showing the original oak doors, 1967
Children collecting firewood from bomb sites during Second World War. 10th September 1941
Using timber which is of no use for war production, a game of Land Army girls at Bywell near Newcastle Upon Tyne are supplying wood to keep the home fires burning
Men at work in a Surrey timber yard, South East England. Circa 1930s
Children in a woodwork class, Birmingham Art Centre, Birmingham, West Midlands. 9th October 1967
Children doing woodwork at Birmingham Art Centre, Birmingham, West Midlands. 9th October 1967
Children being taught woodwork Birmingham Art Centre, Birmingham, West Midlands. 9th October 1967
Bobby Charlton pictured amongst female staff at The Manchester United Fan Club. Bobby Charlton had been with the club for 11 years when this picture was taken
Rust, that eternal enemy of motorists everywhere, wasn t the only thing Peter Nuttall had to contend with. He didn t know it, but his Volkswagen motor caravan looked suitable prey for woodworm
Model wearing wrist jewellery, July 1955
Hyman Ash (I m an ash), Rochdale Road, Manchester, works in fathers timber yard. 17th October 1935
Stevedores unloading 6000 tons of Empire wood, Douglas Fir and Oregon Pine, from Monkleigh, London. 23rd October 1934
Pier head, discharching wood pulp from a steamer. 14th August 1922
Forest Products Research Laboratory. A saw dentist treating and sharpening the teeth of a great log saw. This is one of the largest experimental saws. 30th March 1935
Three Polish ships, the Glewice 1100 tons, Oksywie 600 tons and Prosne 500 tons are photographed being unloaded of the Cargo of 2500 tons of timber from Poland for local
Model wearing 1977 clothing, Sunday Mirror fashion feature, pictured in garden, 2nd August 1977. Our picture shows... model Jo Wood
Craftsman making walking sticks circa 1935
Woodsmen at work in the 1930 s
William Shakespeares Birthplace. Picture shows the house in Henley Street, Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire, where poet, playwright and actor William Shakespeare (1564 to 1616) was born
Children building a bonfire on Teesside. 1971
A giant of Burnham Beeches, Buckinghamshire. July 1945
Children prepare bonfire ahead of evening celebrations, 5th November 1962
A filing station on the edge of Moscow 17th October 1976
A mill works with the Widnes-Runcorn Transporter Bridge in the background. 30th October 1958
Cilgerran Castle, a 13th century ruined castle located in Cilgerran, Pembrokeshire, Wales, September 1963
Family woodcarvers of saints and angels. The studio in the shadow of St. Pauls Cathedral dome, London. One of the sons at work on an angel. 17th March 1935
A plank and two oil drums make up a lofty if precarious vantage point for these Alvechurch supporters as they watch their side in action against Wealdstone in the FA Amateur Cup tie
University Students, chopping logs, Cambridge Street, Birmingham, 22nd February 1972
A group of schoolboys seen here adding the final touches to their bonfire in the shadow of the Anglican cathedral in St James, Liverpool. Circa November 1950
Female apprentices at Citiworks, Byker learning trades that traditionally were done by men on 12th October 1998 Claire Bowman sawing wood
TV conservationist David Bellamy took a firm hand in the opening of a new picnic spot on 26th June 1986. He sawed his way through a tree trunk at the entrance to The Grove picnic place in the 3
Mr. and Mrs. Green outside Swiss Cottage, Tittensor, Staffordshire, sawing up their stock of wood. July 1944 P013229
World War Two - Second World War - Girls of the Callay Sawmills have another load of pit props checked by Miss Beatrice Forbes-Watson of the Timber Corps. 20/03/1943
North East Festivals Children get to play on the ship structure in Old Eldon Square, part of the Newcastle Festival, before it is dismantled and used for fire wood 19 October 1972
Ben Enwonwu seen here at work on the group of wooden figures that will stand in the forecourt of the Daily Mirror building. 28th August 1961
Jean MaCaulay cutting down a Christmas tree. 13th December 1954
Trees Wood shaped like Cat on an old tree in the mountains of Lazio Italy
Tree in the Lazio region of Italy
Petty Officer Edgar Evans RIGHT Petty Officer Evans, part of Captain Scotts Terra Nova Expedition to the South Pole, died on 17th February 1912 at the foot of Beardmore Glacier
