Large Group Of People Crowd Collection (page 3)

The Unicorn Social Club float seen here in Coventry Carnivals 1986 procession. 14th June 1986

1933 Coventry Carnival procession 24th June 1933

Children of all ages and backgrounds line the route of the 1973 Hillfields Carnival. 8th June 1973

Audience participation was the name of the game when Palfi the clown took the stage in Belgrade Square, Coventry. With a supporting cast of more than 20 children Palfi entertained the crowd with his

The Top Shop float in the shape of a canal narrow boat seen here taking part in the 1981 Coventry Carnival. 13th June 1974

The 1974 Coventry Carnival procession seen here passing through Broadgate 15th June 1974

Families enjoying themselves at the Crock Fair on Hearsall Common. 29th May 1984

The Dodgems at the Easter Fair on Hearsall Common, Coventry 3rd April 1972

Coventry Pageant seen here parading through the centre of the city. 6th July 1962

The Crock Fair at Hearsall Common 16th May 1974

Neptunes Dream GEC AEI entry into the 1960 Coventry Carnival Circa June 1960

mounted policemen escort the Lord Mayors car at the head of the 1985 Coventry carnival. 15th June 1985

British Airways majorettes seen here taking part in the Coventry Silver Jubilee Carnival. 18th June 1977

A sculpture to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the Whitley Abbey School, Coventry has been placed on an island in the school lake

Workers at Massey Ferguson celebrate the 517, 651st and last TE 20 tractor to roll off the assembly line at Banner Lane, Coventry Circa June 1956

Staff of Owen Owen gather on the sales floor for their traditional Carol Service. 12th December 1978

The 22, 000th Jaguar of 1982 coming off the production line at the Browns Lane factory. 28th December 1982

Visitors at the Belle Vue Fairground and Gardens Easter 1969

English cavalry call a halt in the strenuous life at the front, and for a few brief hours they enjoy the rest of a tent less camp in a French stubble field behind the cover of a protecting coppice

British troops passing tanks in a French village close to Amiens following the German Kaiserschlacht offensive on 21 March 1918

Germans seen here surrendering to French forces in Champagne. 27th November 1915

Public School Boys in the grounds of the Chatham Hospital Manchester cheering as the first of the walking wounded are brought back from Franve 28th September 1914

French soldiers hold a mass for their fallen comrades just behind the front line near Argonne Circa January 1915

Crowds cheering Prime Minister Herbert Asquith as he returns from parliament following the declaration of war 4th August 1914

Belgian cavalry regiment on the seashore of Flanders during a training exercise. 17th November 1915

Public School boys drilling at Chatham Hospital 28th September 1914

Italians Midland residents seen here demonstrating their support for the Allied cause beside the Queen Victoria statue in Birmingham. The Lord Mayor is seen addressing the crowd. 3rd June 1915

Labour Battalion repairing a road near Mametz over recently captured ground, August 1916

Demonstration of the tanks capabilities to US troops whilst training for the Western Front in the USA. 10th January 1918

The road from from Auchonvillers to Beaumont Hamel clogged with transports and heavy artillery, in the closing stages of the Somme campaign

A long range railway gun captured by Canadian troops of the British 4th army and displayed to the public in Paris. 28th August 1918

An impressive ceremony which took place near the firing line during the battles of the Isonzo in the presence of a large number of troops. The altar was erected in the open air. Circa March 1917

Boxing contest at Toutencourt, just behind the front lines for the entertainment of the troops. September 1916

Shrapnel bursting over Canadian troops sheltering in a reserve trench during the The Battle of Flers Courcelette 15 - 22 September. A battle within the Battle for the Somme. 20th September 1916

A series of entertainments give by Miss Lena Ashwells concert party has afforded the greatest pleasure to thousands of soldiers behind the firing line and in the hospitals in France

A series of entertainments give by Miss Lena Ashwells concert party has afforded the greatest pleasure to thousands of soldiers behind the firing line and in the hospitals in France

Bethnal Green West London Street Pet Market 23rd May 1946

700 West Indian immigrants arrive at Paddington Station, London, after their journey from Southampton Docks. 21st June 1959

Crowds in the grounds of the Palace of Versailles shortly after the signing of the peace treaty the formally ended the First World War. 28th June 1919

Members of the Royal Artillery along with members of British and Allied armies seen here march through the streets of London during the Victory Parade to celebrate the end of the first world war

British and Allied troops seen here march through Trafalgar Square during the Victory Parade to celebrate the end of the first world war on 19 July 1919

German Crown Prince Wilhelm seen here cracking a joke with officers and men during an Iron Cross award ceremony for the 1st Company, Bavarian Infantry (Bavarian Kings Guard Regt.)

British and Allied troops seen here march passed Buckingham Palace during the Victory Parade to celebrate the end of the first world war on 19 July 1919

Crown Prince Wilhelm, commander of the Fifth Army and son of Kaiser Wilhelm II, seen here posing with the troops during the Battle of Verdun Circa August 1917

The ships of the desert on the Monastir front. The Allies are now using camels with success to bring up supplies to the Monastir front. Circa November 1916

Queen Alexandra seen here unveils the memorial to nurse Edith Cavell who was shot for treason by the Germans in the First World War at Trafalgar Square. 17th March 1920

Cheering crowds greet French Premier Georges Clemenceau as he arrives at the Palace of Versailles for the signing of the peace treaty which finally ended the First World War 28th June 1919

Munitions girls seen here posing for the camera after their daily physical exercises. No location was given on the photograph 16th February 1918

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"Captivating Moments of Unity: A Glimpse into the Vibrant Crowd" The Derby Swimming Pool in Harrison Drive, Wallasey, witnessed an exhilarating sight as a large group of people gathered for a thrilling Swimming Gala and races. Waves of excitement filled the air as swimmers showcased their skills, leaving spectators in awe. Electric Avenue in Witton, Birmingham was abuzz with energy as workers poured out from the G. E. C. Foundry. Their unified presence symbolized dedication and hard work that keeps industries thriving. The Empire Leicester Square sparkled on the night of the Royal command film performance of Beau. A sea of elegantly dressed individuals created a breathtaking spectacle outside this iconic venue, showcasing their love for cinema and royalty. Stoney Stanton Road Coventry witnessed an impressive sight - a 15 Naval gun leaving The Royal Ordnance Works amidst cheers and admiration for those who protect our nation's security. After decades since its last run in the 1960s, Mersey Marathon made a triumphant return with over 3 participants flooding the streets with determination and resilience – proving that unity can conquer any challenge. On Westgate Road on July 12th, 1974 pensioners patiently queued outside Greggs Seconds Shop – demonstrating their unwavering spirit despite challenges faced by many during that time period. Clint Eastwood lookalike Phil Novak turned heads wherever he went; his resemblance to Dirty Harry brought both amusement and joy to those lucky enough to catch a glimpse of him amidst good clean fun. In Trentino on June 5th, 1917 Italian cavalry displayed remarkable action near its picturesque landscapes - reminding us how history is shaped by courageous souls fighting for what they believe in. The end-of-day scene at Whitley Abbey School in Coventry saw pupils streaming out together - laughter echoing through the air, friendships forged, and knowledge gained.