Jobs And Work Collection

A man working near White Mill in Headcorn, Kent. The mill was Demolished in 1952. August 1946

A man being Tattooed. August 1953 D5313

J. J. Cash Ltd at Kingfield Road, Coventry, West Midlands. 12th January 1981

Penllline Castle is a Norman architecture castle, in Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales. Pictured here, grounds and gardens open to the public, 16th May 1971

Within days tasks which used to take weeks are completed and one of the 11 new swiss looms is reproducing pictures at the watchful eye of weaving superintendent Arthur Shriff at Cash s

Bethnal Green Street Pet Market in East London. 23rd May 1946

Village milkman George Wake doing his daily rounds in the Yorkshire Dales with his four and a half gallon milk can strapped to his back. 8th August 1944

A female butcher seen here at work in her shop. Yapton, West Sussex. 1963

William Jones off fishing for salmon with his coracle. Following a pattern evolved over two thousand years ago, coracle builders construct the oval

William David Owen is 72 years of age. For thirty years hes been coracle fishing. Now, as he paddles four-year-old Alan Davies across the Teify, he becomes deep in thought

By the famous Cenarth bridge the coracle fishers set out for a days fishing. They work in pairs and each pair must keep at least 200 feet away from another

A worker cleaning the grounds outside Tonbridge Castle in Kent May 1952

Two men at work at Rye Harbour, Sussex. November 1952 C5848

A "Ditching"party of Women of the Volunteer Land Corps at work digging a deep
A " Ditching" party of Women of the Volunteer Land Corps at work digging a deep drainage ditch in the fields at Cheshunt Herts ( )

Jack The Kid Berg in training Boxer Shovelling sand, cement, water and gravel into cement mixer

Rosyth two shattered workers in misery at the news that the battle for their jobs has been lost

Girls of the Womens Land Army organisation sowing potatoes on a farm in Essex with a new machine The machine sows 4 rows of potatoes and covers them, doing the work of 8 people and a horse

The Victoria Line under construction - July 1965 Men at work in the underground tunnel

Helen Holme, April 1953 Office worker operating a Palantype machine Student at Palantype college April 1953

Womens war work April 1943 Female office worker

Woman typist working in the sun beside a swimming pool filled with children having fun splashing the water around Boss dictating work to her Sun dress Fashion clothing August 1947

Secretary taking dictation Smiling August 1955

World War Two. Mrs Hughes changing a horses shoe while working as a blacksmith during the war March 1941

Way up on the high scaffolding of the new Bankside power station, which is towering over the tiny house in which Christopher Wren lived

World War Two Home Front A village girl of North Stoke Oxfordshire working on the production of farm wagons at an agricultural munition works during World War Two January 1943

Rafters at work in the Surrey Commercial Docks, The Port of London December 1930

The Victoria Line under construction - July 1965 Men at work in the underground tunnel

Stokers at work stoking furnaces 1930s

Unemployment teenagers at Jarrow 1971

Jack The Kid Berg in training Boxer Shovelling sand, cement, water and gravel into cement mixer

Village milkman George Wake doing his daily rounds in the Yorkshire Dales with his four and a half gallon milk can strapped to his back. 8th August 1944

MILLENNIUM DOME CONSTRUCTION WORK, JUNE 1999 THERE WAS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN THE MILLENNIUM DOME WITH 200 DAYS TO GO TILL THE BIG NIGHT, THE TWO WALK THROUGH FIGURES ARE NOW BEING CONSTRUCTED

Cummins factory at Shotts interior of building showing men at work at machinery Plant to close with loss of 700 seven hundred jobs

Coal Miners of Guyderbottom pit one of the smallest in the country seen here traveling from the coal face via the small gauge railway

MILLENNIUM DOME CONSTRUCTION WORK, JUNE 1999 THERE WAS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN THE MILLENNIUM DOME WITH 200 DAYS TO GO TILL THE BIG NIGHT, THE TWO WALK THROUGH FIGURES ARE NOW BEING CONSTRUCTED

Cummins factory at Shotts with Rab Stewart Tam McNicol and James Wilson who will lose their jobs when factory closes Loss of 700 jobs seven hundred

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"Capturing the Essence of Jobs and Work: A Glimpse into Time" "Preserving History: A man diligently works near White Mill in Headcorn, Kent before its demolition in 1952. " "Inked Stories: August 1953 captures a man getting tattooed, forever marking his journey through work and life (D5313). " "Unyielding Industry: J. J. Cash Ltd at Kingfield Road, Coventry showcases the spirit of West Midlands on January 12th, 1981. " "Timeless Fortresses: Penlline Castle stands as a testament to hard work and craftsmanship in Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan. " "Efficiency Redefined: Within days, tasks that used to take weeks are now completed with remarkable speed and precision. " "A Vibrant Marketplace: Bethnal Green Street Pet Market buzzes with activity on May 23rd, 1946 - a hub for jobs and commerce in East London. " "Milkman's Legacy: Village milkman George Wake tirelessly completes his daily rounds amidst the picturesque Yorkshire Dales with his four-legged companions. " "Breaking Barriers: In an era dominated by men, a female butcher fearlessly takes charge at her shop in Yapton, West Sussex during the transformative year of 1963. " "Ancient Traditions Endure: William Jones embarks on a salmon fishing expedition using his coracle - following patterns passed down through generations. "Age is Just a Number": At age 72, William David Owen continues his lifelong passion for coracle fishing after three decades dedicated to this ancient craft. "River Tales Unfold": By Cenarth bridge, coracle fishers embark on their daily quest for sustenance - weaving stories that echo through time. "Guardians of Heritage".