Daily Mirror Collection (page 3)

Sue Carroll, Daily Mirror Columnist interviews Glenda Jackson Labour MP & junior transport minister at her offices in Eland HouseLondon, 5th March 1998

Daily Mirror Newsroom at Holborn, 1960

Daily Mirror Picture Desk, Holborn, London, March 1957

A trio of Indian Editors visit the Daily Mirror, pictured in the Tape Room, where stories are sent and received from around the World, March 1962

Daily Mirror Editorial Floor, Holborn, London, Circa 1985

Daily Mirror Newsroom, Holborn, London, March 1957

Bela Zola, Daily Mirror photographer. Circa 1961

Valerie Churchill, 25, and her one year old daughter Sarah, born 16th March 1972, pictured at home in Barnet, Herts. January 1973. £ 25 Winners of Daily Mirror Proud Mums Competition

Portrait of pop singer Lisa Stansfield, wearing blue top. Circa 1993

Thirteen year old Denis Homer of Dudley, Worcestershire is visited by footballers of the West Bromwich Albion team at his home

Photographer Bernard Alfieri Jnr. June 25th 1933

Daily Mirror News Room in Bouverie Street circa 1920. Left to Right William Rider Rider (Photographic Manager) H.F. Pothecary (Copy Taster) W.E.Owen in foreground (News Editors assistant)

Alfred Harmsworth, 1895, (1945). Creator: Sir Leslie Matthew Ward
Alfred Harmsworth, 1895, (1945). Portrait of Alfred Charles William Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe (1865-1922), British newspaper and publishing magnate

H. R. H. Princess Mary, c1920. Creator: Unknown
H.R.H. Princess Mary, c1920. Mary, Princess Royal (1897-1965), daughter of King George V and Queen Mary of Teck, wearing a fur stole. [J. Beagles & Co. Ltd. London, c1920]

Nellie Taylor, actress, 1900s. Artist: Daily Mirror Studios
Nellie Taylor, actress, 1900s. Nellie Taylor in High Jinks

Matheson Lang and Nora Kerin in a scene from Romeo and Juliet, 1908. Artist: Daily Mirror Studios
Matheson Lang and Nora Kerin in a scene from Romeo and Juliet, 1908

CM5 8023 Ford Escort Mk1, FTW 48 H
Ford Escort Mk1, FTW 48 H. One of the sevent Escorts that took part in the 1970 London to Mexico Daily Mirror World Cup Rally

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"Capturing the Daily Mirror's Vibrant History: From Pets to Pop Culture" Step into the world of the Daily Mirror, where pets take center stage at the Herne Bay carnival. Meet Pip, Squeak, and Wilfred - beloved furry companions who stole hearts with their adorable antics. In 1991, Nick Davies, former Foreign Editor of the Daily Mirror, engaged in a captivating conversation with Nick Fullagar. Their exchange shed light on global affairs and showcased the newspaper's commitment to delivering comprehensive news coverage. Travel back to July 1959 when Fistral Beach in Cornwall became a playground for adventure during the exhilarating Daily Mirror Treasure Hunt. Participants scoured every nook and cranny in search of hidden treasures while embracing the thrill of competition. The influence of pop culture is undeniable as Guys N Dolls donned trendy Daily Mirror Pop Club T-shirts in January 1976. This iconic moment exemplifies how music and media intertwine to create lasting impressions on society. Pip, Squeak, and Wilfred were not limited to one location; they spread joy across various destinations like Hunstanton in Norfolk and Minehead. Their presence brought smiles wherever they went, reminding us that even newspapers have endearing mascots. Joining forces with local communities was another aspect close to The Daily Mirror's heart. They actively participated in fetes held within Lord's grounds – fostering connections beyond just reporting news but becoming an integral part of people's lives. Promoting events such as the Great 5 Towns Competition was yet another way The Daily Mirror engaged with its readership. A bus adorned with eye-catching signage traveled through towns, igniting excitement among locals eager to participate. Geraldine House stood tall as home base for The Daily Mirror offices since April 8th, 1954. Within those walls resided countless stories waiting to be told – journalists working tirelessly day after day to deliver news that mattered.