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V2 Rocket incident at a N. F.s workshop, Ilford. 8th February 1945V2 Rocket incident at a N.F.S workshop, Ilford. 8th February 1945
V2 Rocket incident at Noel Park Estate, Gladstone terrace, Wood Green. 13th February 1945
V2 Rocket incident at Waltham Abbey. Fractured water and gas mains 7th March 1945
V2 Rocket incident at Tottenham Grammar School. 15th March 1945
V2 Rocket incident at Chingford Road, Walthamstow. Remains of a surface shelter in which 8 people were killed and many more casualties in surrounding houses. 8th February 1945
Winston Churchill with Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin at the Yalta Conference February 4th to 11th 1945. Prime Minister Winston Churchill PM Winston Churchill President Franklin Roosevelt
Two Coventry women place flowers in the sanctuary in the cathedral ruins in rememberance of their loved ones on VE Day. 8th May 1945
School children evacuated from London during WW2 air raids. 3rd September 1939
Christchurch ruins, Coventry, after the air raid. April 1941
Rescue workers searching for victims in a Coventry house after the air raid. November 1940
Christmas for British troops in France December 1939 Pulling crackers after the dinner
Coventry children are given union jack paper hats and posters to help them celebrate VE Day. 8th May 1945
VE Day preparations are under way in Croft Road, Coventry, including bunting and Union Jack flags. Our phot is looking in the direction of the city centre and the BTH(British Thomson & Houston)
Bill Pethers and his Orchestra performing outside the Coventry Hippodrome Theatre on VE Day evening. 8th May 1945
This Russian gun / cannon which was left over from the Crimean war but was melted down forThis Russian gun/cannon which was left over from the Crimean war but was melted down for the war effort. Here it is being moved from Greyfriars Green park in Coventry using a winch system
This service for the Home Guard took place in the ruins of Coventry Cathedral and was conducted by the Provost the Very Reverend Richard Thomas Howard
The Midland Daily Telegraph, which became the Coventry Evening Telegraph in 1941, took a direct hit at its Hertford Street offices of the newspaper
Coventry children wearing union jack hats, help to build a bonfire in readiness for the VE Day celebrations. 8th May 1945
With the approach of victory Coventry people are preparing for peace celebrations, and this scene in a Coventry store on Saturday depicts the rush for flags and bunting. 9th April 1945
Coventry Evening Telegraph readers queue at the Hertford Street offices of the paper, to read the German surrender news in the window. 3pm, 7th May 1945
Dancing in Warwick Road, Coventry on VE Day evening. 8th May 1945
A 40 foot bonfire complete with an effigy of Hitler, was lit in the village of Ashow to celebrate VE Day. 8th May 1945
Workmen are erecting the scaffolding for the loud speakers in readiness for the Prime Ministers speech on VE Day in Broadgate, Coventry. We can see the time on the clock is 10.20 am. 8th May 1945
Coventrys High Street looking towards Earl Street is festooned with flags for the VE Day celebrations. 8th May 1945
Coventrys VE Day crowds flocked into Holy Trinity Church for the service after the Prime Ministers radio announcement of the end of the war in Europe. 8th May 1945
Outstanding VE Day scenes in Coventry were preserved for records of history by an " Evening Telegraph" photographer
Coventrys High Street looking towards Broadgate on VE Day. All the allies flags were hung from the office windows. 7th May 1945
Coventry Cathedral was visited by thousands of people on VE Day, and services conducted by the Provost(the Very Rev. R. T)
After the VE Day service in the cathedral ruins a youngster bedecked with a rosette and banner, takes a drink form his bottle of cordial. 8th May 1945
Belgium. German invasion. Scene in Louvain after a German raid. 20th May 1940
St Pauls Cathedral London during the Blitz, 29th December 1940 WW2
A member of the Land Army driving a oxen cart Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 Oxen working on Farm Circa 1941. vfr1
Landgirl sowing by the old fashioned Fiddle method Farming Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 Circa 1941
A passer-by look at a tailor shop window plastered with copies of the Daily Mirror Hitler Wanted poster September 1939
Farming in the Dairy house Milking time Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 Circa 1941
Fisherwomen of New Biggin, England hauling their boats ashore Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 vfr1
WW2 Air Raid Damage September 1939 Building been sandbagged WW2 WW2 WW2 WW2 WW2
WW2 September 1939 Civilian filling sandbags WW2 WW2 WW2 WW2 WW2
WW2 Police Station Air Raid Precautions September 1939 Three policemen wearing their tin helmets standing outside the sandbagged enterance to their police station in mid September 1939 Sandbagged
River Emergency Sevice September 1939 Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2
Fisherwomen of New Biggin England carrying their catch Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 Circa 1941. vfr1
River Emegency Service September 1939 Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2
Fisherwomen of New Biggin, England hauling their boat ashore Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 Circa 1941. vfr1
War 1939-45 Germany A British Officer Adds His Name To Russian Graffiti On The Walls Of The Reichstag In Berlin
War-1939 / 45 British soldiers leaving for franceWar-1939/45 British soldiers leaving for france
Rehearsal of evacuation at St Michaels School London 1939 WW2
Sewing sand bags in the East End of London during WW2 1939
A fireman hoses down smoking remains of a building in Southwark London after an air raid. WW2
