60 70 Years Collection

Josephine Baker American-born French dancer, singer, and actress, seen here giving a press conference shortly after arriving at Londons Heathrow Airport

Sculptor Jacob Epstein seen here with one of his works. Circa December 1953

Mrs Doris Atkins of Skerries Road, Anfield who along with other local residents living in the shadow of Liverpool F.C. Anfield stadium are asking for the area to be tidied up. 10th August 1987

Queen Elizabeth II enjoying the races at Epsom Derby with the Queen Mother, June 1991

Mr Albert Langfield seen here outside his home in Kemlyn Road. As supporters make their way to Anfield to see the Liverpool v Manchester United match. 3rd May 1977

Jazz Drummer Buddy Rich during an interview at the Gosforth Park Hotel in Newcastle before his concert at Newcastle City Hall 24 March 1980

Mr Philip Yorke takes a trip around the grounds of his house on a Penny Farthing. He has been trying to give away his family home for five years

Helen Keller who overcame being blind and deaf to become one of the 20th centurys leading humanitarians. Circa 1954

Queen Elizabeth II enjoying the races at Epsom Derby with the Queen Mother and Prince Charles, June 1993

Frank and Joan Shortland seen here at the their Coventry home celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. 19th August 1998

Frank Shortland seen here rowing and raising funds for Children in Need at the Coventry Sports Centre. 15th January 1994

Bagging a brace of tiddlers with his grand daughter Clare is Sir Alec Douglas Home. Sir Alec is enjoying a hunting, shooting and fishing holiday at Castlemains his Lanarkshire home in Scotland

Sir Alec Douglas Home seen here at a book signing session in Londons West End to promote his book " The Way The Wind Blows. 22nd October 1976

Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald seen here climbing aboard a Fairey 3F aircraft of number 24 Squadron. The Prime Minister had been attending the Imperial Air Conference at Croydon

Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald seen here climbing aboard a Fairey 3F aircraft of number 24 Squadron. The Prime Minister had been attending the Imperial Air Conference at Croydon

Labour Leader and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald speaking at Leicester after receiving the freedom of the city 29th October 1929

The bus station at Broadgate, devoid of shoppers after the Christmas shopping rush. 29th December 1973

An elderly woman pauses to look at the World War Two prefab shop on the corner of Corporation Street and Hill Street, Coventry possibly for the last time as they are due to be demolished to make way

George Wilburn "Captain George"the sealion trainer at Belle Vue holds a
George Wilburn " Captain George" the sealion trainer at Belle Vue holds a photograph of him and his beloved sealions on the day he retires from the zoo 22nd October 1975

Brian Johnson lead singer of the rock group AC / DC is interviewed 7 January 1983 circa
Brian Johnson lead singer of the rock group AC/DC is interviewed 7 January 1983 circa

Len and Peggy Tasker seen here with Keith Robson chief executive of Mercia Health Benefits who donated an electric powered scooter so Len can carry on his campaigning work for the disabled

Len Tasker disabilities campaigner and sportsman seen here at his Coventry home. 18th January 1984

Len Tasker the trustee for the West Midlands Sports Centre for the Disabled, with a gaint cheque for the sum of 2000 after the presentation by Mike Bromley managing director of Mitchells and Butlers

Len Tasker Disabilities campaigner and sportsman has been voted Disabled Sportsman of the Year and will receive his award at the University of Birmingham. 19th July 1983

Len Tasker disabled sportsman seen here with his sporting trophies. 19th July 1983

Disabilities Campaigner and sportsman seen here with his wife Peggy after their visit to Buckingham Palace where Len received his MBE. 23rd March 1989

General Foch (2 October 1851 e 20 March 1929) seen here during a meeting with King George
General Foch (2 October 1851 Ð 20 March 1929) seen here during a meeting with King George V and General Douglas Haig. 12th August 1916

Lord Kitchener was Secretary of State for War when World War One was declared on August 4th 1914. Lord Kitchener had been a career soldier

Douglas Haig (1861-1928) commander in chief of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) in the First World War Haig led the British Army to its greatest victory in the war in

General Ferdinand Foch (2 October 1851 e 20 March 1929) seen here in 1918 prior to a
General Ferdinand Foch (2 October 1851 Ð 20 March 1929) seen here in 1918 prior to a planning the Grand Offensive, opening on 26 September 1918

Prince Edward of Kent - The Duke and Duchess of Kent North East Royal Visits The Duke of Kent chats with members of the Army during his visit to the TA centre in Ashington 23 November 1998

Roy Plomley who devised and has presented the Desert Island Discs radio programme since it was first broadcast on the 29th January 1942 seen here in the study of his Putney home overlooking the River

The Jack O Clubs Sunday Sun Road Show at the Bedlington Social Club in Northumberland featuring North East comedian Bobby Thompson 28 April 1974 - A smiling Bobby before his performance

Singer Neil Diamond performs in concert at the Telewest Arena in Newcastle 24 February 1999

John Wayne who recently starred in Brannigan photographed at home in Texas. 8th June 1975

John Wayne who stars in Brannigan. Seen here at his tennis club. 8th June 1975

John Wayne who recently starred in Brannigan at home in Texas. 8th June 1975

John Wayne who stars in Brannigan seen here at home in Texas. 8th June 1975

Veteran BBC Newscaster Peter Woods seen here at celebrations to mark the 25 anniversary of the BBC Television News Service at BBC TV Centre in White City. 25th June 1979

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"60-70 Years: A Glimpse into Lives of Resilience, Talent, and Endurance" In December 1953, sculptor Jacob Epstein's unwavering dedication to his craft is evident as he stands proudly beside one of his magnificent works. His artistic brilliance continues to inspire generations. Mrs. Doris Atkins of Skerries Road in Anfield exemplifies the strength and unity of local residents who faced challenges together during those transformative years. Their resilience created a tight-knit community that stood strong against adversity. The Epsom Derby was not only a prestigious event but also an opportunity for Queen Elizabeth II to bond with her beloved mother in June 1991. The joy radiating from their faces captures the essence of their enduring relationship. Mr. Albert Langfield's contentment outside his home on Kemlyn Road reflects the simplicity and fulfillment found within everyday moments during this era. It reminds us that happiness can be discovered right at our doorstep. Jazz drummer Buddy Rich's passion for music shines through during an interview at the Gosforth Park Hotel in Newcastle. His talent and dedication continue to influence aspiring musicians today. Mr. Philip Yorke takes us on a whimsical journey around his house grounds atop a Penny Farthing bicycle, reminding us that embracing nostalgia can bring immense pleasure even after decades have passed. Helen Keller remains an extraordinary symbol of triumph over adversity, overcoming blindness and deafness to become one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. Her indomitable spirit inspires countless individuals worldwide. Josephine Baker captivated audiences with her mesmerizing performances as an American-born French dancer, singer, and actress during these remarkable years. Her artistry broke barriers while captivating hearts across continents. The Epsom Derby once again brings Queen Elizabeth II together with her cherished mother; their shared love for horses unites them beyond royal duties or titles—a testament to family bonds transcending time.