Anglia Collection (page 5)

Diesel engines being assembled at the Perkins factory in Peterborough. 10th November 1949

Christmas beef for sale at an un-named Cambridge Butcher at the turn of the the 20th Century. Circa December 1900

Diesel Multiple Unit seen here in the loco shed at Cambridge. 23rd October 1962

Father and daughter out for a Sunday bike ride watches the farmers of Stansted gather in the harvest. 10th August 1964

Barry Morse (left) and Robert Mitchum seen here filming a scene for the US miniseries Winds of War at the US War Cemetery at Madingley close to Cambridge. October 1983

The director gives the cameraman instructions on how he wants the shot to look, during filming at the War Cemetery at Madingley

Holidaymakers waiting for their flight to be called at Southend Airport 13th July 1968

A Dan Air Comet seen here taking off from Stansted Airport. 10th August 1964

Holidaymakers waiting for their delayed flight to be called at Southend Airport 13th July 1968

Dr Francis Crick seen here at Cambridge Universitys Molecular Biology Laboratory, following the announcement that he and James Watson had been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for Medicine for their

Former Prime Minister Winston Churchill seen after planting an oak tree to inaugurate work on Cambridge Universitys new Churchill College, 17th October 1959

Former Prime Minister Winston Churchill speaking after planting an oak tree to inaugurate work on Cambridge Universitys new Churchill College, 17th October 1959

Former Prime Minister Winston Churchill arrives in Cambridge for a tree planting ceremony to inaugurate work on Cambridge Universitys new Churchill College, 17th October 1959

Former Prime Minister Winston Churchill (left) planting an oak tree to inaugurate work on Cambridge Universitys new Churchill College, 17th October 1959

A Spitfire Mk IXe (ML417) of the Fighter Collection seen here in the skies above Duxford, Cambridgeshire, during rehearsals for the 1998 Spitfire Airshow. 30th May 1998

A Spitfire Mk IXe (ML417) flying in formation with a Mk XIV Spitfire of the Fighter Collection seen here in the skies above Duxford, Cambridgeshire, during rehearsals for the 1998 Spitfire Air show

A Spitfire Mk IXe (ML417) flying in formation with a Mk XIV Spitfire of the Fighter Collection seen here in the skies above Duxford, Cambridgeshire, during rehearsals for the 1998 Spitfire Air show

A nurse demonstrates how a sling for a broken leg works during a open day at the Chester Hospital, Cambridge. May 1959

Players playing their dominoes close to their chests, at the "Over Sixties "
Players playing their dominoes close to their chests, at the " Over Sixties " clubs game tournament at the Guildhall, Cambridge. January 1959

A new Triumph Herald leaves the showrooms of King and Harper on Milton Road Cambridge May 1959

The visit to the University of Cambridge by the Duke of Edinburgh was enriched and enlivened by the reception which the young consort received at every stage of his tour

The Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden opened the Anglo-U. S. A
The Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden opened the Anglo-U.S.A. and Allied services Club on Castle Hill, Cambridge. In 1951 the city council was approached by the Womens Voluntary Service with

Council workman laying a new footpath during the alterations to Victoria Road, Cambridge. April 1959

A student sinking a yard of ale at an unknown Cambridge pub. Circa May 1959

Council workman building a new wall during the alterations to Victoria Road, Cambridge. April 1959

Cambridge mayor Leonard D. V. Wordingham throws pennies to the children at the Reach Fair, May 18th 1959 In 1201 King John granted a charter for the holding of a fair in Reach

Boys amateur boxing at the Corn Exchange, Cambridge, Circa April 1959

The mace bearer leads Cambridge mayor Leonard D. V. Wordingham, his wife and the aldermen of the city through the streets of Reach to the Reach Fair

Children parade throughout the streets of Reach, dressed in medieval costumes for the Reach Fair, May 18th 1959 In 1201 King John granted a charter for the holding of a fair in Reach

Cambridge mayor Leonard D. V. Wordingham presents a small bag of pennies to two children in medieval costume at the Reach Fair

Mayor Leonard D. V. Wordingham attending the Reach Fair, May 18th 1959 In 1201 King John granted a charter for the holding of a fair in Reach

Children dressed in medieval costume perform a May dance at the Reach Fair, . Watched on by the Aldermen of the City of Cambridge May 18th 1959 In 1201 King John granted a charter for the holding of

The chapel of Kings College, Cambridge and the Gibbs building seen here nestling in the winter snow. Circa February 1952

Gloster Javelins of No. 25 Squadron line up on the apron at RAF Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire in 1959

Timekeepers and officials at the finishing line of the speed skating circuit at the British amateur skating championships on Mare Fen, Swavesey, 16th January 1959

The start of one of the elimination rounds in the British amateur skating championship on Mare Fen, Swavesey, Cambridgeshire, 16th January 1959

Competitor taking part in the British amateur skating championships on Mare Fen, Swavesey, Cambridgeshire, 16th January 1959

Elephants performing in the ring at the Bertram Mills Circus at Cambridge. April 1959

Chimpanzees in native american costumes performing under the Bertram Mills Circus big top in Cambridge April 1959

British amateur skating championships at Mare Fen, Swavesey, Cambridgeshire, 16th January 1959

A crowd of about 100, including a fair sprinkling of undergraduates, saw Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret arrive at Stanley Woolstons antique shop in St Andrews Street

Aneurin Bevan Labour Party MP seen here address a political meeting in Cambridge Circa 1954

A young patient looks on with trepidation whilst having her polio vaccination. Circa April 1959

Motorcycle and side car trials on the county show ground at Trumpington August 1956

Jesus College, Cambridge Cambridgeshire. Circa June 1953

Flags fluttering in the breeze, decorations in traditional colours lining the streets, special shop window displays -these are but a few of the features which have given the city of Cambridge

The Rolling Stones seen here on stage at Regal Cinema, Cambridge on October 15, 1965

Mick Jagger lead singer with The Rolling Stones seen here backstage following the Stones concert at Regal Cinema, Cambridge on October 15, 1965

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