Double Decker Buses Collection

Brazil, school boat along Amazon river
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General scene in Regents Street on the 10th day of the General Strike. Volunteers can be seen acting as bus conductors. The national dispute came about after negotiations between the miners

Buses driven by volunteers seen here in Oxford Street during the 10th day of the General Strike. The police escort was there to deter strikers from tampering with the engine

Sentry stands guard at a bus depot on the 9th day of the General Strike. The national dispute came about after negotiations between the miners and mine owners failed over wages and a lock out

Palestine disturbances 1936 exhibit Fair a double
Palestine disturbances 1936. An exhibit at the Fair a double decker motor bus. 1936, Double-decker buses, Israel, Tel Aviv

Trafalgar Square looking down Whitehall towards the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, London, England. 1950s

The Mansion House and Lombard Street seen from Cheapside, in the heart of the Square Mile of London. The Mansion House has been the residential home

Derby Day at Epsom Racecourse. London Transport Buses at the Derby. 1934

Derby Day, Epsom. A Bus Official controlling the Derby Day buses, taking the race crowds to the racecourse, from the roof of Morden Station. 24 May 1939

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Experience the charm of UK's iconic double decker buses as they navigate through the bustling streets of London. These vibrant red vehicles have become synonymous with England, particularly in the lively West End and Regent Street. Adorned with dazzling Christmas lights during the festive season, these buses add an extra touch of magic to the already enchanting atmosphere. On this 10th day of the General Strike, volunteers take charge behind the wheels, ensuring that transportation remains uninterrupted for Londoners. Even a sentry stands guard at bus depots on the 9th day of this historic event. Meanwhile, across Europe in Portugal's Funchal town square, amidst Jesuits college and Town Hall Square lies another picturesque scene where they can absent but still evoke curiosity among tourists. However, it is back to London's West End and Regent Street where these magnificent vehicles truly shine against All Souls Church in Langham Place. Whether you're a local or a visitor exploring The West End, catching a ride on one of these double decker buses promises an unforgettable experience.