Images Dated 24th June 2003
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Englands Latest Port - Immingham, GCR poster, c 1930s
GCR poster showing the port of Immingham at Grimsby which boasted a deep water dock. Artwork by Fortunino Matania
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Wye Valley, GWR/LMS poster, 1938
Poster produced for the Great Western Railway (GWR) and London Midland & Scottish Railway (LMS), promoting rail travel to the Wye Valley, Hereford and Worcester, showing a view across a wooded valley, with a hilltop castle in the background and haystacks in the foreground. Artwork by Gregory Brown. Printed by Lowe & Brydone, London NW10
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Abstract artwork of a dyslexic boy reading a book
Dyslexia. Abstract artwork of a dyslexic boy trying to read a book, while the words run off the page to create a jumble of letters. Dyslexia, sometimes called word blindness, is a developmental disorder affecting a child's ability to read and write. When reading, words appear to move around or disappear. The condition is thought to be of neurological origin. While dyslexia is unrelated to intelligence, it can create serious educational problems. It is also much more common in boys. Treatment includes encouraging the child to practise reading and writing skills as much as possible
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