Terrace Houses Collection

Multicoloured houses, Portree harbour, Isle of Skye, Inner Hebrides, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

Aerial view of the Orchard Park Estate, Hull 10th September 1980

A rag and bone man and his horse and cart seen here taking rest from travelling the streets of a un-named northern town looking for scrap metal 1st February 1982

Houses in Stockley Park affected by flies on rubbish brought from London and tipped into the disused clay pits. Londoners would load barges on the canal and come to tip the industrial

Two asian boys playing football in the street while their friends look on in Marshall Street Smethwick. 1st December 1964 Watscan - - 23/04/2010 - -

Slum terraces, by Gustave Dore
7261227 Slum terraces, by Gustave Dore by Dore, Gustave (1832-83) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Over London - By Rail)

The 35B tram to Stockport travels down Upper Lloyd Street, Moss Side, Manchester. Picture also shows tram lamps and gas lamps. Picture taken 2nd March 1934

Aerial View of Danepark part of the Orchard park Estate, Hull Circa 1987

A rag and bone man at the reins of his horse and cart seen here travelling the streets of a un-named northern town looking for scrap metal 1st February 1982

The corner shop in Marshall Street Smethwick 1st December 1964

Marshall Street Smethwick 1st December 1964

Three asian girls make their way home in Marshall Street Smethwick. 1st December 1964 Watscan - - 23/04/2010

Children seen here playing in the back streets of Belfast. Circa 1966

Young mother seen here with her children in the back streets of Belfast circa 1966

Adelphi Buildings 18th Century Architecture Building
The Adelphi Buildings, London, seen from the river. These terrace houses were built between 1768 and 1772 between the Strand and Thames river. After an engraving by Isaac Taylor

Granville, France, in the 18th century, from Histoire de la Revolution Francaise
KW245921 Granville, France, in the 18th century, from Histoire de la Revolution Francaise by Louis Blanc (1811-82) engraved by LeBreton, 1847-62 (litho) by Bouton

Nos 38-28 Vauxhall Walk South East London Measured drawing by A R Hansen History of London - Vauxhall / Lambeth

The Coronation Carnival through the street of Stone, Kent, to celebrate the coronation of King George VI. 1939

Period Row houses, the Georgian district, Liverpool, Merseyside, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Portree harbour and painted houses, Portree, Isle of Skye, Inner Hebrides, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

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Terrace houses, a quintessential sight in the UK, particularly in England's charming county of Dorset. Nestled near the historic Corfe Castle, these multicoloured houses paint a vibrant picture against the backdrop of rolling hills and picturesque landscapes. As you wander through these streets frozen in time, you might stumble upon intriguing scenes that capture the essence of daily life. A rag and bone man finds respite for himself and his faithful horse as they take a break from their travels. The clatter of their cart echoes through the narrow lanes. In Marshall Street, Smethwick, two Asian boys showcase their skills on a football pitch while their friends eagerly watch on with admiration. Their laughter fills the air as they create memories that will last a lifetime. Yet not all terrace houses depict such idyllic scenes; Gustave Dore's slum terraces remind us of the hardships faced by some communities throughout history. These haunting images serve as reminders to appreciate progress made towards better living conditions. Travelling further north to Moss Side in Manchester, we witness everyday life unfolding before our eyes. The 35B tram gracefully glides down Upper Lloyd Street amidst bustling activity—a snapshot of urban existence where people go about their routines with purpose. Aerial views offer another perspective on terrace housing developments. Danepark part of Orchard Park Estate in Hull showcases an evolving landscape circa 1987—evidence of growth and change over time. Similarly, an aerial view from September 10th, 1980 captures another facet of Orchard Park Estate's development—an ever-changing tapestry woven into England's architectural heritage. Returning to street level once more brings us face-to-face with tradition preserved by modernity—the rag and bone man traversing city streets with his loyal steed and trusty cart—a nostalgic reminder of days gone by when recycling took on different forms. However, not all aspects are romanticized; Stockley Park bears witness to the consequences of waste.