Buildings And Structures Collection (page 6)

Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. The Tyne Bridge is a through arch bridge over the River Tyne in North East England, linking Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead. September 1926

Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. Riveters at work on the lower boom. These men are working 180 feet above the river but the great height does not worry them in the slightest

Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. The huge steel framework which has been assembled at the Newcastle side. The Tyne Bridge is a through arch bridge over the River Tyne in North East England

Construction of the new Tyne Bridge. A large crowd were keenly interested in the lifting and placing in position of one of the huge castings to span the high columns of he new Tyne Bridge

A car park in Birmingham, West Midlands. October 1967

The Bull Ring area, showing the Rotunda building. Birmingham, West Midlands. 4th October 1967

Tel Aviv Skyline, Israel on high alert with expectation of further Scud Missile attacks by Iraq, January 1991

Welcome to Queens Road Banner above street in Clifton, Bristol, Circa 1930s

Military parade down Park Street, Bristol, Circa 1915

Colston Hall, concert hall on Colston Street, Bristol, Circa 1900

The tenor bell at Halewood Parish Church returns after being recast, the rector, Rev. C. E. Proctor, watches proceedings, Tuesday 25th June 1929

The remains of Half Penny Bridge, Saltburn, North Yorkshire, after being blown up. 17th December 1974

The Avon Gorge and Clifton suspension bridge looking towards the Clifton Observatory following a fresh fall of snow. 2nd January 1962

Church Drive Primary Schoolchildren march to classes, Port Sunlight, Merseyside, 13th January 1988

Lady Lever Art Gallery and Gardens, Port Sunlight, Merseyside, 9th July 1992

A snowy view of Clifton suspension bridge on New Years Day 1962. 1st January 1962

Cantril Farm Estate, Knowsley, Merseyside. The large unused field which borders the north side of the Cantril Farm Estate

Ruins of Liverpool Museum following air raid on May 3rd 1941

Hulme Hall, Port Sunlight, Merseyside, 15th February 1978

Aerial of Port Sunlight Village, Merseyside, 1st March 1956

SCENE OUTSIDE THE DAILY EXPRESS OFFICE IN FLEET STREET WHEN COLOUR TELEVISION CAME TO LONDON. CROWDS WAITING TO SEE THE PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION, A QUEUE FORMED ALONG THE PAVEMENT FOR 80 YARDS

Kirkby Industrial Estate, Merseyside, Thursday 26th June 1975

Crystal Palace, in South London. The Crystal Palace was a cast-iron and plate-glass structure originally built in Hyde Park, London, to house the Great Exhibition of 1851

New York at Night, as viewed from the top of the Beekman Tower, 17th October 1964

New York Scenes, with profile of Empress State Building in background, Thursday 15th October 1964

New York Scenes, Thursday 15th October 1964

Sparks Bakery, Stockton. 11th January 1985

A man inspects a 16th century cottage in Guisborough. Redcar, Cleveland. Circa 1975

The control tower at Speke Airport, Liverpool, Merseyside. In 2001, Speke Airport was re-named John Lennon Airport, after the musician and Beatle

Penarth Pier is a Victorian era pier in the town of Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales. The pier was opened in 1898 and was a popular attraction to seaside-goers at the time

Cityscape, New York City, New York, United States of America, Saturday 28th March 1987

Keresley Hospital. 10th October 1968

Liberation of Europe, British troops advance inland. British troops and vehicles move through a french village. 10th June 1944

Remembrance Day Service and Parade at Middlesbrough War Memorial Cenotaph, Teesside, Sunday 14th November 1976

The medieval house that formerly stood in Much Park Street, Coventry, is now gradually regaining it status in Spon Street, as part of the Spon Street Redevelopment scheme. 14th January 1974

Colin Fellows and Eddie Lenehan are retracing the work of medieval craftsmen, as they patiently cut out the oak beams that go into the rebuilding of 169 Spon Street

Ancient timbers exposed in the restoration of old property in Spon Street, Coventry, the first building to be restored in the Spon Street Townscape Scheme in which the council will preserve many

Workmen in action roofing old houses from Much Park Street, Coventry, which are being rebuilt in Spon Street. 16th November 1971

Roofing Spon Street cottages, Coventry. 13th September 1976

The first of Coventrys medieval, timber framed properties to be dismantled and re-erected in the Spon Street townscape scheme, will be this group of old shops in Much Park Street. 23rd April 1970

Fleet Street in London. Picture looks West to East towards towards where St Pauls Cathedral and Ludgate Circus are. Picture taken circa 1st February 1928

Mr. Kenneth Anderson (consulting engineer) looking at a model of the new Runcorn-Widnes road bridge with Mr Watkinson. 8th October 1958

The Round House, Waterloo Road, Southport. 9th May 1964

Man cutting off the ridging on a roof top while he thatches the roof. 11th June 1933

Men thatching a house in Norwich. 16th June 1933

Coventry Polytechnic, Main Entrance, Coventry, 5th April 1989

Fair organised by Lanchester Polytechnic Arts Festival, complete with dodgems, controversially setup only a few yards from Coventry Cathedral, 4th January 1973

Coventry Lanchester Polytechnic, 21st October 1983 Our Picture Shows... Mr Brook (right) unveils a plaque to open the Maurice Foss building

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"Captivating Structures: A Glimpse into Architectural Marvels" Llanfaes Bridge: Standing majestically over The River Usk in Brecon, a charming market town, this bridge is a testament to engineering brilliance. Cardiff Arms Park: Transporting us back to 1935, the newly constructed North Stand of Cardiff Arms Park adds grandeur and character to this iconic sports venue. Heritage Market at Stanley Dock: On September 25th, 1988, Liverpool witnessed the bustling atmosphere of the Heritage Market at Stanley Dock—a vibrant hub where history meets commerce. Timeless Corner Cafe in Aston: Nestled in Birmingham's West Midlands, this old corner cafe has stood the test of time and continues to serve its loyal patrons with warmth and nostalgia. Adamsdown Gospel Hall in Kames Place: Located within Adamsdown—an inner city area—the Adamsdown Gospel Hall radiates spirituality and community bonds since its establishment. Society of Friends Meeting House in Stockton: Opening its doors way back in 1814, the Society of Friends Meeting House stands as a symbol of unity and faith for County Durham's residents. Church Street Snapshot from St Helens: On August 25th, 1958, Church Street captured hearts with its timeless charm—a glimpse into Merseyside's rich heritage through architecture. Former Jordans Showroom & Grattan Exterior View: Once housing Jordans showroom and Grattan's emporium—this stunning building showcases architectural finesse that captivates passersby even today. St Marys Church in Brecon: As part of Powys' Mid Wales community, St Marys Church exudes tranquility while serving as a spiritual sanctuary amidst the lively market town ambiance. The Teessaurus Sculpture by Genevieve Glatt.