40 50 Years Collection

Singer Neil Diamond who had a hit with Sweet Caroline. He is pictured here live in Concert in Birmingham. 9th November 1989

Actor Derek Jacobi Derek Jacobi and Sinead Cusack with Much ado about Nothing poster competition winners Elizabeth Carpenter (second left) and Jo Milward 28 March 1983

Angelo Dundee (left) manager of World Heavyweight Champion Cassius Clay seen here during a visit to Highbury along with the secretary of the BBBC Mr Teddy Waltham

Horace Grant Daily Mirror photographer picture taken on the roof of Rolls buildings Fetter Lane. Circa 1936

Barry Norman Film Critic seen here in the garden of his Datchworth home with the chair he used to present the BBC film review programme on BBC1. 25th July 1997

Jean Marsh as Morgaine whilst on location filming for the Dr Who story Battlefield. 16th May 1989 Picture taken at Hambleton and Rutland Water, East Midlands

Actress Julie Christie in Newcastle to help judge the Tyneside Cinema Film Festival, which was part of Newcastle Festival 1983, 15 October 1983

A sculptor working on a sculpture of an angel for the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool. The foundation stone for the cathedral was laid in July 1904, and it was consecrated in 1924

Morris dancers at Thaxted in Essex perform on the village green. June 1939 P029097

Walter Cornelius tries for the "pea pushing"championship. March 1968
Walter Cornelius tries for the " pea pushing" championship. March 1968

Scottish comedian Jimmy Logan standing outside Culzean castle wearing traditional Scottish dress, 1969

Woman at home knitting. Circa 1955 A119-003

A gurning competitor in the Egremont Crab Fair and Sports which was established in 1267, which makes it one of the oldest fairs in the world. June 1973 P033487

Bare Knuckle Boxer: Donny "The Bull"Adams seen here in training. October 1975
Bare Knuckle Boxer: Donny " The Bull" Adams seen here in training. October 1975

Portrait of ex Fleetwood Mac pop group member Peter Green, 10th April 1987

In old-world Ripon the curfew still tolls each dying day and a horn is blown four times in the market square to bid the townsmen rest. Samuel Woods is the new blower

Actress Vanessa Redgrave during a flying visit to the Civic Centre in Newcastle to support a Workers Revolutionary Party-backed youth centre 23 December 1981

Television programme - Emmerdale Farm cast members Clive Hornby and Helen Weir 21 August 1985

Actress Julie Christie in Newcastle at the Tyneside Cinema Film Festival, which was part of Newcastle Festival 1983, Julie Christie with winning filmmaker Chris Reeves 23 October 1983

Actress Julie Christie in Newcastle to help judge the Tyneside Cinema Film Festival, which was part of Newcastle Festival 1983, 15 October 1983

Actress Julie Christie in Newcastle at the Tyneside Cinema Film Festival, which was part of Newcastle Festival 1983, Julie Christie with winning filmmaker Chris Reeves 23 October 1983

Cardiff City Manager Jimmy Andrews, celebrates his Third Division Manager of the Month award at Ninian Park. 10th January 1976

James Whitaker the Daily Mirrors Royal Correspondent 9th September 1982

Boxing manager Angelo Dundee seen here arriving at Manchester Ringway Airport 24th November 1964

Kathy Kirby seen here at home 1st October 1980

Minister for Education Margaret Thatcher seen her making a speech about slum schools at the 1970 Conservative party conference in Blackpool. 7th October 1970

Daily Mirror photographer Horace Grant circa 1932

A stonemason working on a detail of the Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool, . The foundation stone for the cathedral was laid in July 1904, and it was consecrated in 1924

Dried beans being unloaded at Liverpool Dock, 21st February 1942

Mr Brian Cole winner of the Remarkable Pipe Contest seen here smoking / playing his Silver Jubilee Fanfare Pipe, a trumpet with six pipes attached at the Prince Henrys in Fleet Street. 26th July 1977

Singer Nina ( Nina, Baroness van Pallandt ) seen here at Heathrow Airport before departing for New York for the High Court hearing concerning the Howard Hughes autobiography affair 10th February 1972

Actor Peter Sallis seen here getting made up. November 1965

Actor Peter Sallis seen here getting made up. Circa 1965

Lets get back to the Ancient Britons says Viscount St David, who can trace his family further back than most people. Seen here using a coracle the sort of boat Ancient Britons used - on the Thames at

Gardener seen here showing off his prize onion. 11th October 1973

American jazz musician Dizzy Gillespie holding his trumpet at Fort Belvedere near Ascot, July 1963

Scottish comedian Jimmy Logan inside Culzean castle standing next to a bust of Sir Harry Lauder, 1969

Scottish comedian Jimmy Logan holding a copy of his record "I Have Dreamed"
Scottish comedian Jimmy Logan holding a copy of his record " I Have Dreamed", November 1968

Scottish comedian Jimmy Logan playing the piano inside Culzean castle, wearing traditional Scottish dress, 1969

Denise Welch during an interview 15 March 1996 circa

Denise Welch during an interview 15 November 1997 circa

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson taking pictures of Brian McClair playing golf for charity. 24th January 1989

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson takes charge of a training session. 25th November 1986

New Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson waves to the Old Trafford crowd before the start of his first home game in charge. The match ended in a 1-0 victory over QPR. 22nd November 1986

Donald "Ginger"McCain, the trainer of three times Grand National winner Red
Donald " Ginger" McCain, the trainer of three times Grand National winner Red Rum, pictured with the famous racehorse at their stables in Birkdale, Southport in Merseyside

Winston Churchill, pictured after his arrival by air at Portsmouth from Upavon in Wiltshire, 1914

New Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson watches his side lose 2-0 against Oxford United in their League Division One clash at the Manor Ground, his first game in charge as United boss

James Whitaker the Daily Mirrors Royal Correspondent 9th September 1982

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"40-50 Years of Iconic Moments: From Neil Diamond's Sweet Caroline to Red Rum's Triumphs" In this captivating collection of snapshots, we delve into the rich tapestry of the past 40-50 years, where unforgettable moments and remarkable individuals have left an indelible mark on our memories. We begin with legendary singer Neil Diamond, who mesmerized audiences with his timeless hit "Sweet Caroline. " Pictured here live in concert, his electrifying performance continues to resonate through the decades. Next, we encounter Donald "Ginger" McCain, the revered trainer behind the awe-inspiring racehorse Red Rum. With unwavering dedication and expertise, he guided Red Rum to unprecedented victories that etched their names in racing history forever. Horace Grant Daily Mirror photographer captures a stunning image from atop Rolls buildings - a snapshot frozen in time that encapsulates both beauty and urban grandeur. The photograph serves as a testament to Grant's talent for capturing extraordinary moments amidst ordinary surroundings. Actress Julie Christie graces Newcastle as she lends her discerning eye to judge at the Tyneside Cinema Film Festival. Her presence adds glamour and prestige to this celebration of cinematic artistry. The stage comes alive with actor Derek Jacobi alongside Sinead Cusack in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Their impeccable performances transport us into a world filled with passion, wit, and enchantment. Angelo Dundee stands proudly beside World Heavyweight Champion Cassius Clay during one of boxing's most iconic eras. Dundee's guidance played an instrumental role in shaping Clay into Muhammad Ali – a legend whose impact transcended sports itself. Morris dancers take center stage at Thaxted in Essex as they perform on the village green back in June 1939. Their vibrant display showcases not only their skill but also highlights how traditions can endure throughout time. Walter Cornelius channels determination as he competes for the coveted "pea pushing" championship in March 1968.