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The Keigwin Arms. Old house at Mousehole, Cornwall. 1923
Old Blundells School, Tiverton, Devon. 1926
Liberation of Europe. Picture shows: These four officers set their watches before taking off. (left to right) Lieutenant Bobby de Iatour (London) Lt.Don Wells (London)
Hamilcar gliders of 6th Air landing Brigade arrive on D2N near Ranville bringing with them the Tetrarch tanks of 6th Airborne armoured reconnaissance regiment. 6th June 1944
Bombardment Unit directs Naval gunfire. Picture shows: A view from a ruined power house by the side of Caen Canal showing naval shells bursting in the distance. 26th June 1944
A. G. I peers inquisitively into what remains of former Impregnable Nazi concrete pill boxA.G.I peers inquisitively into what remains of former Impregnable Nazi concrete pill box on a beach in France. 17th June 1944
Liberation of Europe: British Sappers and French railmen repair damaged Normandy railway. Picture shows: Royal engineers and French railmen laying a fresh track on the railway line between Caen
French civilians lean over their garden wall to greet an american solider of the allied Expeditionary force which made the initial landings in Northern France. June 6th 1944
Transport lighters for the Navy made at Alexandria. On the beach of Alexandria a special type of naval, lighters (a form of flat-bottomed barge) is now being constructed
Horsa Bridge - Pont de Ranville is a road bridge spanning the Orne River about 350m east of Benouville-Pegasus Bridge. The Operation Deadstick was part of the Operation Tonga
Prefabricated Ports. Picture shows: LST Spud pierhead assembly showing clearing ring casualties at the same time army vehicles are being discharged from landing craft. 23rd October 1944
Crab pot making at Penberth, Sharpening willows ready for the frame. Cornwall. 1923
Crabpot making at Penberth, Finishing off a crab pot. Cornwall. 1923
Crabpot making at Penberth, Shaping a crab pot. Cornwall. 1923
Crab pot making at Penberth, Bending willows into shape for the Crabpots. Cornwall. 1923
The crab pot industry at Penberth, Cornwall. Bringing home the willows. 1923
Old Inn at Alfriston, Sussex. 1925
Almshouses at Tiverton, Devon. 1926
Old Inn at Oxted, Surrey. 1926
Old cottages and church. 1925
Ypres Tower, Rye, East Sussex. View showing the door into one of the four towers, which form the corners of the stronghold. 1924
Ringwood, Hampshire. March 1920
Young children with cats. Circa 1925
Ypres Tower, Rye, East Sussex. View from the road. 1924
Burgate Cross near Fordingbridge, Hampshire. March 1920
Columbia Market, near Shoreditch Church, London. This highly decorative building was erected in 1869 near to Shoreditch Church in a poverty-stricken area by the courtesy of Lady Burdette-Coutts
Pevensey Castle, East Sussex. 1923
The Old Curiosity Shop, claimed to be the one immortalised by Dickens. Portsmouth Street, London. June 1923
Old houses in Chiddingstone, Kent. June 1927
Mevagissey Harbour, Cornwall. August 1927
Polperro Harbour, Cornwall. August 1927
Polperro Harbour, Cornwall. Fishing smacks. August 1927
Charlestown Harbour, Cornwall. August 1927
Arnold Dolmetsch, a French-born musician and instrument maker, and family playing a harpsichord. Haslemere, Surrey. 1924
Wimbledon Tennis, Billie Jean Moffitt, on the left, (later King) and Margaret Smith. 26th June 1962
Members of the American unit board LCAs (landing craft auxiliary) carrying full combat equipment before the assault on main land France. 6th June 1944
GI.s (with equipment) entering landing craft during WWII. 6th June 1944
Miss A. Maloney a worker at a Ministry of Aircraft Production factory, is shown how to handle a parachute by Private Williamson W
OPERATION PLUTO were pipes played under the ocean during WWII. The scheme was developed by Arthur Hartley, chief engineer with the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
H. M.s Warspite off Le Harve shelling German gun battened in support of the landingsH.M.S Warspite off Le Harve shelling German gun battened in support of the landings on Sword Beach. 6th June 1944
Private Williamson W. of the 1st parachute Brigade of RAF Belton Park near Grantham, Lincolnshire, from Boldon Colliery, County Durham
An aerial view of the storming of Beach Head in the great allied attack on the French coast. Tanks and other assault vehicles are seen swarming ashore from landing crafts to open powerful offensive
Inland from French beaches under shell, mortar and sniper fire. Special service troops halt ahead of shelling and scarred buildings. 10th June 1944
Prelude to invasion. U.s Army infantry units, after extensive invasion manoeuvresPrelude to invasion. U.S Army infantry units, after extensive invasion manoeuvres somewhere in England start the long march back to their camps, some of which are 15 miles away. 17th March 1944
The desert villages of South Devon coast are battle scarred and shattered after the area had been used as a battle field by the American forces in extensive invasion training
At 1: 30am on June 8th Allied Supreme H. Q Announced the capture of BAYEUXAt 1:30am on June 8th Allied Supreme H.Q Announced the capture of BAYEUX. Progress beyond the town continued in the face of stiff German resistance
Men of the 11th armoured Division at a communion service in a field prior to the attack on Verson and Eterville 10th July 1944
The Normandy landings were the landing operations on Tuesday, 6 June 1944 of the Allied invasion of Normandy in Operation Overlord during World War II
