1910s 1910s Nineteen Tens Collection

At the Guildhall, London; Lord Allenby, Emir Faisal, Mr Lloyd George and Lady Allenby. 7 October 1919

The Victory Ball at the Albert Hall Miss Elsie Carlisle 12 November 1919

Queen Alexandra leaving Southwark Cathedral after unveiling the statue of King Edward in Bishops Fox altar screen 5 July 1915

Ulster Crisis Colonel F F Hill 1914

Italians discussing the war situation in Saffron Hill, London 1914 - 1918

The latest Craze. The Stencilled Back

Free distribution of Canadian frozen fish at Bermondsey 22 August 1919

The Conference at Buckingham Palace The Speaker, Hon WM Lowther 21 - 24 July 1914

Mille Gaby Deslys at the Savoy 16 December 1919 Gaby Deslys ( 4 November 1881 ? 11 February 1920 )

Ulster Crisis General Smith Dorrien ( Silk Hat ) and General Grierson. 1914

A new suit for flying men. It won t burn, won t sink and keeps out the cold. Taken for Captain Stewart

The Victory Ball at the Albert Hall Miss Lee White 12 November 1919

The Conference at Buckingham Palace John Redmond and his deputy John Dillon 21 - 24 July 1914

Ulster Crisis General Sir Js Ewart 1914

Albert Lurie, the official heavyweight boxing schampion of France Photo shows him training for his fight with Bombardier Billy Wells April 1914

Statue of King Edward in Bishop Foxs Alter screen in Southwark Cathedral Unveiled by Queen Alexandra 5 July 1915

The Conference at Buckingham Palace John Redmond 21 - 24 July 1914

L C C Elections Sir Francis Lloyd canvassing a demobilised soldier 5 March 1919

Ulster Crisis Sir John French and Major Watt 1914

Ulster Crisis Colonel Seely and Colonel Milne 1914

The Victory Ball at the Albert Hall The Eclair twins 12 November 1919

L C C Elections Sir Francis Lloyd and Mrs Hudson Lyall ( centre ) starting out on a canvassing tour 5 March 1919

Garibaldian veterans in the Italian demonstration in London. 1914 - 1918

The Conference at Buckingham Palace John Redmond and John Dillon 21 - 24 July 1914

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"Capturing the Spirit of the 1910s: A Decade of Triumph and Turmoil" Step back in time to the vibrant 1910s, a decade marked by significant events and cultural shifts. At the Guildhall in London, influential figures like Lord Allenby, Emir Faisal, Mr Lloyd George, and Lady Allenby gathered to shape history. Their presence resonated with power and determination. Meanwhile, at the Albert Hall's Victory Ball on November 12th, 1919, Miss Elsie Carlisle dazzled attendees with her enchanting performance. The atmosphere was electric as guests celebrated the end of an era marred by conflict. In another part of London, Queen Alexandra left Southwark Cathedral after unveiling a majestic statue honoring King Edward. Her grace and elegance were emblematic of an era defined by regal sophistication. The Ulster Crisis loomed large in this tumultuous period; Colonel F. F Hill became a symbol of resilience during these challenging times in 1914. Italians gathered on Saffron Hill to discuss war strategies between 1914-1918 - their conversations reflecting both hope and uncertainty. Amidst changing trends came "The Stencilled Back, " capturing society's latest craze. Fashionistas embraced this innovative style that added flair to their ensembles. Bermondsey witnessed an extraordinary event on August 22nd, 1919 - free distribution of Canadian frozen fish brought relief amidst post-war scarcity. This act exemplified international cooperation during trying times. Buckingham Palace hosted a momentous conference from July 21st-24th in 1914 where Hon WM Lowther presided as Speaker. Discussions held within those walls would shape future decisions impacting nations worldwide. Mille Gaby Deslys took center stage at the Savoy on December 16th, captivating audiences with her mesmerizing talent. Her performance transported spectators into realms filled with joy and wonder.