Warwickshire Collection (page 21)

An Air Atlantique Dakota G-AMSV takes to the skies over Coventry Airport to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first ever flight of a DC3 in 1935. 17th December 1985

Wheels being dipped in chemicals in preparation for their tyres for the production line at the Triumph car factory in Coventry. 23 September 1931

Workers on the Gloria assembly line in the Triumph car factory in Coventry. 23rd September 1931

Engine mounted on the chassis of a car on the production line is inspected at the Triumph car factory in Coventry. 23rd September 1931

Production line at the Triumph car factory in Coventry. 23 September 1931

Tyres checked on the assembly line at the Triumph car factory in Coventry. 23 September 1931

Engines being assembled at the Triumph car factory in Coventry. 23 September 1931

Worker assembling a gearbox in the Triumph car factory in Coventry. 23rd September 1931

Machinist at Newly Brothers Engineering works in Birmingham. 10th November 1949

Coventry cycle collector Mr T M Freeman seen here admiring his new purchase a Singer three wheeler. 7th July 1932

Original Caption: Cavalcade of Bicycles. Twelve old bicycles in the St Marys Hall crypt, which represent various stages in the development of the cycle making industry

A gas mask lesson at Bromsgrove school 22nd September 1939

These children in a neutral area of Birmingham have no school within reasonable distance of their homes, their own being now an emergency hospital

Lined up for the first roll call of their six monthsservice at Whittington Barracks, these young militiamen do not look as though they are finding it much of an ordeal

Some of the Militiamen from Birmingham and the Midlands arriving at Whittington barracks, Lichfield, this morning, to begin their six months training 15th July 1939 The Militiamen were the result of

Council workmen constructing a public air raid shelter outside Lloyds Bank in Church Road, Birmingham on the eve of the outbreak of the Second Word War. 1st September 1939

A council workman surveys the sandbag protection at an un-named school in the West Midlands. Circa September 1939

A sound locator crew working with a Search Light unit during an air raid exercise in the West Midlands.. Such methods, as well as the Observation Corps

Schoolboys from Yardley Primary School help council workmen fill sandbags just prior to the outbreak of the Second World War. 1St September 1939

The Out Patients Department of Birminghams Queen Elizabeth Hospital sandbagged in preparation for the outbreak of the Second World World. 1st September 1939

Registering for Military Training 3rd June 1939. Six thousand five hundred young men presented themselves at employment exchanges in the Greater Birmingham area on Saturday afternoon

Army spotter taking part in a searchlight exercise in the West Midlands involving the Army and the RAF just prior to the outbreak of the Second World War. 8th August 1939

Searchlight exercise in the West Midlands involving the Army and the RAF just prior to the outbreak of the Second World War. 8th August 1939

Many hands make light work... Said these girls from C and A
Many hands make light work...Said these girls from C and A. When they cheerfully joined in sandbag filling in Birmingham City Centre on the eve of the outbreak of the Second World War

Picture shows Sandra Bombroffe, (LEFT with Dark Hair), the 18 years old who has won the Football Pools. The lady on the right is Mrs Vera Fellows. Picture taken 23rd February 1971

A new employee being shown how to insert a inner liner into a flat cap at the Denham and Hargreaves factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960. Circa 1960

Flat cap being pressed on to a mould at the Denham and Hargreaves factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960

Women working in the wool felt section at the Denham and Hargreaves factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960. Circa 1960

Denham and Hargreaves Hat Factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960. Circa 1960

Seamstress sewing the inner band into a flat cap at the Denham and Hargreaves factory, Atherstone. Circa 1960

The Westgate and Leycester Hospital, Warwick, West Midlands. Circa Circa 1905

January is the time of year when they cut and bundle osiers in the countryside. They are much used in farms and gardens to make hurdles

The village blacksmith pursuing his ancient craft in the picturesque village of Claverdon, near Warwickshire. As will be seen from the picture the entrance to the old smithy is in the form of a large

Miners coming off shift at Hamstead Colliery, West Bromwich to the news that the mine is to close in 1965. 22nd January 1962

Seven year old David Wilde of Meriden has to look high to see the rider of this Humber Roadster of 1885. West Midlands. 18th May 1951

Princess Diana and Prince Charles meet and greet the people of Atherstone, Warwickshire, England on one of her many walkabouts. Picture taken 27th June 1985

Photo call for William Shakespeare play The Winters Tale at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Pictured, standing Autolycus (Jack MacGowran), left Old Shepherd (James Bree)

Photo call for the William Shakespeare play The Tempest at The Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Pictured, left to right, Ariel (Ian Holm) and Prospero (Tom Fleming). 1st April 1963

Photo call for the William Shakespeare play Edward IV at the Royal Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Pictured, Susan Engel (Lady Elizabeth Grey), Roy Dotrice (Edward IV)

Rehearsals for A Midsummer Nights Dream at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Pictured, at the back left to right, Quince (Cyril Luckham), Puck (Ian Holm) and seated on the floor

Rehearsals for the William Shakespeare play Measure for Measure at The Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Pictured, Isabella (Judi Dench)

A Peacock in Warwick, Warwickshire, West Midlands. 28th October 1966

The Shakespeare Memorial by Lord Ronald Gower. At each corner of the Memorial, the sculptor has placed a representative Shakespearean character, pictured in the foreground is Falstaff

Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. 27th April 1961

Stratford Upon Avon, High Street, Warwickshire. 27th April 1961

Coventry Fish and Chip men. Circa November 1967

Women of the Coventry Health and Beauty group sen here giving a display of skipping. Circa 1961

Ballroom dancers circa 1960

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Warwickshire, located in the heart of England, is a captivating county that boasts a rich history and diverse attractions. From its stunning landmarks to its significant historical events, it has something for everyone. One of the notable features of this county is the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, which holds great pride and honor within Warwickshire. Their dedication and bravery are celebrated throughout the region. Warwick Castle stands tall as an iconic symbol of power and grandeur. Its majestic architecture takes visitors back in time to witness centuries-old tales unfold before their eyes. This medieval fortress offers a glimpse into Warwickshire's past while providing breathtaking views across the surrounding countryside. The Civil War re-enactment by the Sealed Knot near Edgehill brings history alive with thrilling battles and authentic costumes. It allows visitors to immerse themselves in one of England's most turbulent periods. In Whitehall, Old Bill kneels humbly in front of the Cenotaph, paying tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for freedom during times of war. This poignant image represents both remembrance and gratitude within Warwickshire. Not far from Hatton lies Warwick County Mental Hospital, reminding us that even amidst beauty there exists a need for compassion towards mental health issues – an important aspect often overlooked but crucial nonetheless. Leamington Spa showcases elegance through its well-preserved Victorian architecture dating back to 1911. The town exudes charm with its picturesque gardens and vibrant atmosphere - truly a hidden gem within Warwickshire. Coventry Cathedral's ruins stand as a haunting reminder of World War II bombings yet also represent resilience and hope for peace. These remnants hold immense historical significance not only for Coventry but also for all residents across Warwickshire. Kineton village captures rural life at its finest during 1885-1887 through an enigmatic photograph whose creator remains unknown; it serves as a testament to timeless traditions cherished by locals throughout generations.