Crews Collection (page 11)

Checking the Thermometers at the Winter Quarters
Two members of the British Arctic Expedition of 1875-1876 checking the thermometers used at their Winter Quarters. In 1875 the British Admiralty sent Captain George Nares with two ships

The Inter-varsity boat-race: The Crews at Practice
The Oxford rowing team practising for the 1897 Oxford versus Cambridge Boat Race

Fire Control Top of an American Warship, 1910
Illustration of an American battleships Fire Control Top, November 1910. In battle, the officers in these elevated positions would pick targets for their gun crews

ENTENTE CORDIALE SHOW
George Scott, manager of the Alhambra music-hall, demonstrates his support for Anglo-French friendship by giving a gala performance to the crews of the French fleet

Fishing Fleet in Storm
When a fishing fleet is caught in a severe storm, the vessels that survive pick up the crews of those which are destroyed

Ww1 Ambulances
Ambulances, with tents for their crews, at a depot at Grove Park, south-east London

Oxford V Cambridge Race
Oxford and Cambridge crews

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"Unbreakable Bonds: The Courageous Crews of London's Fire Service" In the depths of the ocean, a T class Submarine crew navigates through treacherous waters, their unity and expertise ensuring safety in the deep. Amidst the bustling streets of Victorian London, Chris Reynolds' whimsical cartoon depicts a fire engine crew racing to extinguish flames, showcasing their dedication to protecting lives and property. At Tooley Street fire station, the brave crews of LCC-LFB stand ready for any emergency. Their unwavering commitment shines as bright as the flames they battle. West Hampstead fire station is home to LCC-MFB firefighters who exemplify heroism with every call. Their camaraderie fuels their resolve to save lives and preserve peace in their community. Lambeth's Kennington fire station houses LCC-LFB crews whose bravery knows no bounds. They fearlessly rush into danger when others flee, embodying true courage in service. With a Dennis motorised Hatfield fire engine at their disposal, LCC-LFB firefighters are equipped for any challenge that comes their way. Their skillful coordination ensures swift response times during critical moments. Red Cross Street fire station stands as a testament to resilience amidst World War II's devastating Blitz. A turntable ladder in operation showcases the indomitable spirit of London's firefighting crews even during dark times. A nod to tradition reveals an era where horse-drawn steamers were once relied upon by London Fire Brigade (LFB). These dedicated crews showcased adaptability while upholding noble traditions during modern-day reviews. Croydon Fire Brigade proudly stands united at its headquarters in Croydon Town. This close-knit crew embodies professionalism and teamwork while safeguarding their community from harm's way. South Norwood Station serves as an outpost for Croydon Fire Brigade—a team committed to serving with honor and valor. Together they face adversity head-on, protecting their neighbors with unwavering dedication.