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LMA/4547/01/001 People Sheltering at Bethnal Green Tube 1940 Station Black and White photograph showing women sheltering at Bethnal Green Underground Station during the Second World War. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/002 People sheltering at Bethnal Green Tube 1940 station Black and white photograph showing people sheltering at Bethnal Green Underground Station during the Second World War. Included in the group are several women and various officials. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/003 People sheltering at Bethnal Green tube station 1940 Black and white photograph showing a group of people sitting on the tube rails during the Second World War. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/004 People sheltering in the Underground 1940 Black and white photograph showing a warden handing out song sheets for an Ensa concert to people sheltering in a London tube station during the Second World War. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/005 Ensa concert for people sheltering in a London 1940 Tube shelter Black and white photograph showing an Ensa concert given at Aldwych tube station for people sheltering in the underground during the Second World War. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/01/006 Refreshment time in a London Tube shelter 1940 Black and white photograph showing a woman pouring tea for various people taking shelter in a London Tube station during the Second World War. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/007 Huge crowds assemble to celebrate V.E. Day 1945 May 08 Black and white photograph shows the huge crowds gathered in front of Buckingham Palace to celebrate V.E Day, the end of the Second World War in Europe. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/008 Huge crowds assembled to celebrate V.E Day 1945 May 08 Black and white photograph showing huge crowd assembled in front of Buckingham Palace to celebrate V.E. Day, the end of the Second World War in Europe. Image from Keystone. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/009 Huge crowds assemble to celebrate V.E. Day 1945 May 08 Black and white photograph for an article on 'King and Queen appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace' showing huge crowds assembled in front of Buckingham palace for V.E Day celebrations. Photograph from Keystone Press Agency. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/010 Huge crowds assemble to celebrate V.E. Day 1945 May 08 Black and white photograph showing vast crowds assembled in front of the gates of Buckingham Palace to celebrate V.E. Day, the end of the Second World War in Europe. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/011 Huge crowds assemble to celebrate V.E. Day 1945 May 08 Black and white photograph showing huge crowds assembled in front of the gates of Buckingham Palace to celebrate V.E. Day, the end of the Second World War in Europe. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/01/012 Huge crowds assemble in Piccadilly Circus to 1945 May 08 celebrate V.E. Day Black and white photograph showing huge crowds assembled in Piccadilly Circus to celebrate V.E. Day, including people perched on the statue of Eros. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/013 Belfort House, Holborn 1949 Mar 24 Black and white photograph from P.A.-Reuter showing Belfort House, London's first post- Second World War government building. Photograph for an article on "The Changing Face of London", detailing post-war reconstruction efforts. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/014 London builds again 1954 Oct 18 Black and white photograph showing the rebuilding of the City of London after the Second World War and the Blitz. The image, taken from St Pauls Cathedral, shows the city to the east including Tower Bridge and the Monument. Photograph from P.A.-Reuter. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/015 Building anew in the shadow of St Paul's 1954 Oct 18 Black and white photograph showing the reconstruction of London after the Blitz. Image shows, in the foreground, work being done on Watling House and St Paul's in the background. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/01/016 Ruins of the Church of St Mary the Virgin, City 1964 Apr 21 of London. Black and white photograph showing the Church of St Mary the Virgin in the City of London, one of the casualties of the Blitz, shortly before the church was dismantled to be shipped across the Atlantic and rebuilt on the campus of Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri as a monument to Sir Winston Churchill. 1 photograph Transportation in London LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/02/001 Map of London stations Black and white photograph showing part of a map of London's stations. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/002 Baker Street Station Black and white photograph issued by P.A. Features limited showing a painting of Baker Street station as it appeared in 1863, the year the Metropolitan underground railway opened. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/003 Cannon Street Station 1957 April 05 Black and white photograph showing a signal box destroyed by a fire at Cannon Street station in London on the 4th April 1957. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/004 The Great Hall at Euston Station 1961 Black and white photograph showing the Great September 27 Hall of Euston station before it was demolished during reconstruction of the station. The demolition caused controversy as the Great Hall was one of the earliest examples of railway architecture and many felt it should have been preserved as a monument to the Railway Age. Photograph from P.A. Reuter. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/005 The Euston Arch 1961 October Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter. 02 The photograph shows the Doric Arch at Euston station after a last-minute preservation appeal failed and before the arch was demolished during work to refurbish Euston station. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/006 Euston arch 'survives' in silver 1962 January Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter 31 showing the silver scale-model of the Doric Arch at Euston station which was presented to the Victorian Society by the director of the company responsible for the arch's demolition during work to refurbish Euston Station. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/02/007 Liverpool Street Station 1962 October Black and white photograph showing Liverpool Street Station during a typical rush hour. For an article on the effect of rail strikes. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/008 Liverpool Street Station 1962 October Black and white photograph showing a typical rush hour scene at Liverpool Street Station. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/009 A deserted Liverpool Street Station 1962 October Black and white photograph showing Liverpool Street Station deserted as a result of National Rail Strike Day. This image is a companion to LMA/4547/02/008, which was taken in the same spot, 24 hours earlier. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/010 Liverpool Street Station deserted 1962 October Black and white photograph showing one of the platforms at Liverpool Street Station deserted as a result of the National Rail Strike. This image is meant as a companion to LMA/4547/02/007, taken in the same spot 24 hours previously. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/011 St Pancras Station 1931 August Black and white photograph showing St 20 Pancras Station (L.M.S.). Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/012 St Pancras Station - the Dining Room and 1958 July 24 Lounge Bar Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the new dining room and lounge bar (known as 'The Shires') at St Pancras Station. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/013 London Underground headquarters 1931 August Black and white photograph, copyright 20 Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/02/014 Flood defences for the London Underground 1939 Black and white photograph showing workmen testing one of the huge floodgates erected on the underground railways to prevent the tunnels and railways being flooded in the event of wartime bombing. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/015 Piccadilly Station 1949 Black and white photograph showing one of the seven entrances to London's Piccadilly station, used to accompany an article on journeying by London Underground. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/016 Stockwell Street Station 1958 May 05 Black and white photograph showing the entrance to Stockwell Street tube station at rush hour. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/017 Waterloo station 1957 June 08 Black and white photograph showing Waterloo packed with holiday crowds as thousands of Londoners left to spend Whitsun by the sea or in the country. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/018 Waterloo station deserted 1970 May 14 Black and white photograph showing a deserted platform at Waterloo station as a result of strikes. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/019 Harrow Road Flyover 1967 May 01 Black and white photograph from the Press Association entitled 'Forging another London Link'. Photo shows the £4.5 million Harrow Road flyover across Edgware Road, Paddington. Built by the Greater London Council to provide a main route betwee the A40 at Western Avenue and the City and the Docks, it carried two lanes of traffic in each direction and extended for 350 yards. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/02/020 The BOAC Airways Terminal 1964 August Black and white photograph showing the BOAC Airways terminal in Victoria (now the National Audit Office building). 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/021 London's Heliport 1959 April 03 Black and white photograph showing the London Heliport built by Westland Aricraft next to the Thames at Battersea before its official opening. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/022 London Airport 1953 Black and white photograph from P.A Reuter September 16 showing the model for the new developement of London Airport, particularly showing the eastern apex and the south-east face buildings. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/023 London Airport Central Terminal 1955 March Black and white photograph issued by British European Airways. The photograph is an aerial photo taken by Harry Stewart, chief photographer for BEA, showing the new London Airport Central Terminal Area. This photo is one of two (LMA/4547/02/025 is the other) and is accompanied by a letter from BEA explaining the photographs (LMA/4547/02/024). 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/024 London Airport Central Terminal Area 1955 March Letter from British European Airways Photographic section accompanying two black and white photographs showing the nearly completed London Airport Central Terminal Area buildings (LMA/4547/02/023 and 025). 1 document

LMA/4547/02/025 London Airport Central Terminal Area 1955 March Black and white photograph taken by BEA's chief photographer Harry Stewart and issued by BEA's Photographic section. The photograph is an aerial photograph showing the South East face passenger building and the new control tower of the London Airport Central Terminal. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/02/026 London Airport Central Terminal Area 1955 March Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter. The photograph shows radar control operators at work in the Southern Air Traffic Control Centre adjacent to London Airport which controlled the radar for civil aviation for the whole of southern England. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/027 London Airport postcard 1956 Black and white postcard sent to the Picture editor and staff of the Hull Daily Mail, showing the main entrance of the south east face passenger building at London Airport. 1 image

LMA/4547/02/028 London Airport 1965 Black and white photograph showing British November Overseas Airways Corporation's last scheduled Comet jet airliner landing at London Airport from Auckland, New Zealand. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/029 London Airport 1966 May Black and white photograph from BEA photo unit showing passengers embarking on a BEA Vanguard airliner. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/030 Stag Lane aerodrome Black and white photograph, undated, from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/031 West London Air Terminal 1963 Black and white photograph showing the December 07 twisted heap of steel and molten glass in the well of the West London air terminal building after a fire at the building which was fought by over 150 firemen. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/02/032 The Grand Union Canal 1964 August Black and white photograph showing people 20 fishing and houseboats moored on the Grand Union Canal. Accompaniment to an article on the proposal to use the Paddington Branch of the canal as a highway for hovercars travelling at up to 80 mph between London Airport and a proposed new air terminal to be built beside Paddington Station. Photograph from P.A Reuter. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/033 Port of London Authority headquarters 1937 June 29 Black and white photograph showing the headqaurters of the Port of London Authority on Tower Hill. Photograph copyright belongs to Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd 1 photograph

LMA/4547/02/034 London Wharves and Docks 1 booklet containing a complete guide and road maps to the wharves and docks of London, published by the Temple Press Ltd and issued by The Commercial Motor. 1 document London Streets

LMA/4547/03/001 Aldwych Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd showing London's Aldwych. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/002 Carnaby Street 1969 Jan Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Christmas decorations in Carnaby Street in 1968/1969. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/003 Carnaby Street 1969 Jan Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group entitled 'A Bird in a Cage'. Photograph shows a crowd gathered round a publicity stunt in Carnaby Street. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/03/004 Carnaby Street 1969 Jan Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing 'Scenes in Carnaby Street, London'. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/005 Carnaby Street 1969 Jan Black and white photograph showing a crowd in Carnaby street outside Irvine Sellars, watching a photo shoot. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/006 Cheapside Black and white photograph showing scenes in Cheapside, looking down towards St Paul's Cathedral. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/007 Chinatown Black and white photograph, undated, showing scenes in Chinatown in the East End of London. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/008 Chinatown Black and white photograph showing Castor Street in Chinatown. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/009 King's Road, Chelsea 1969 Jan Black and white photograph taken inside one of the shops on King's Road, Chelsea, looking out into the street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/010 King's Road, Chelsea 1969 Jan Black and white photograph showing a crowd gathering on the Kings Road, Chelsea in the rain. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/011 Old Bond Street 1946 Dec 04 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the installation of fluorescent lighting in Old Bond Street. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/03/012 Oxford Circus preparing for the coronation of 1937 Apr 14 King George VI Black and white photograph showing the decorations put up to celebrate the coronation of King George VI. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/013 Oxford Circus preparing for the coronation of 1937 Apr 14 King George VI Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing preparations for the coronation of King George VI. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/014 Oxford Street 1947 Mar 06 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing Oxford Street traffic reduced to one lane because of heavy snow and ice. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/015 Piccadilly Circus Black and white photograph showing Piccadilly Circus and the County Fire Office building. Undated, from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/016 Piccadilly Circus and the Eros statue 1936 May 25 Black and white photograph, copyright of Northcliffe Newspaper Group. The photograph shows Piccadilly Circus with the statue of Eros and the Criterion theatre. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/017 Piccadilly Circus, the Criterion Theatre 1937 May 06 Black and white photograph showing coronation decorations on the Criterion theatre behind the statue of Eros in Piccadilly Circus in preparation for the coronation of King George VI. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/018 Statue of Eros 1947 May 28 Black and white photograph from P.A.Reuter showing the newly repainted Statue of Eros being inspected before being returned to its usual place in Piccadilly Circus. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/03/019 Statue of Eros and the Criterion Theatre Black and white close-up image showing the statue of Eros in Piccadilly Circus with the Criterion theatre in the background. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/020 Statue of Eros in Piccadilly Circus 1947 May 15 Black and white photograph showing the Statue of Eros in Piccadilly Circus with the Criterion theatre in the background. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/021 Piccadilly Circus 1958 May Black and white photograph showing Piccadilly circus looking deserted without any buses. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/022 Piccadilly Circus 1959 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter December 14 showing an artist's impression of plans for a proposed 13 storey building to be placed on the Monico site in Piccadilly Circus. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/023 Piccadilly Circus 1960 Jul Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Piccadilly Circus and the statue of Eros from above. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/024 Piccadilly Circus 1960 Jul Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers group showing Piccadilly Circus and the Statue of Eros as well as some of the advertising boards. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/025 Piccadilly Piazza 1962 Apr 12 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing an architect's model of plans for a new developement in Piccadilly Circus with a piazza, the New London Pavillion with an adjustable floor section for either displays or water features, a tower and the New Monico Building. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 13 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/03/026 Pimlico Road 1960 Apr 20 Black and white photograph showing the location of the photographic studion of Anthony Armstrong-Jones, run for an article about Princess Margaret's wedding to Mr Armstrong- Jones. Photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/027 Pimlico Road 1960 Feb 27 Black and white photograph showing the location in Pimlico Road of the photographic studio of Anthony Armstrong-Jones, Princess Margaret's husband, run for an article about the wedding. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/028 Regent Street 1957 Nov 29 Black and white photograph showing the switched-on Christmas decorations in Regent Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/029 Regent Street 1960 Jul Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspaper Group showing Regent Street looking up towards Oxford Circus. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/030 Regent Street at Christmas 1960 Dec Black and white photograph showing the Christmas decorations in Regent Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/031 Regent Street at Christmas 1960 Dec Black and white photograph showing the Christmas decorations in Regent Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/032 Winston Churchill at the Sidney Street Siege 1952 Feb 26 Black and white photograph of another photograph showing Winston Churchill at the Sidney Street siege in the 1920's when he was Home Secretatry, taken for an article entitled "The World's Strangest Stories: The Battle of London E.C.1". 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/03/033 The Sidney Street Siege 1955 Feb 26 Black and white photograph showing George Mumford and other journalists watchuing the siege of Sidney Street from the roof of the Rising Sun pub. Although this photograph is dated 1955 on the reverse, it would have originally been taken much earlier, since the siege of Sidney Street happened in the 1920's. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/034 The Strand Black and white photograph taken of an earlier photograph showing the Strand. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/035 St James' 1937 Feb 19 Black and white photograph showing St James' as it was decorated for the coronation of King George V in 1911. Run as comparison to the decorations for the cornation in 1937 of King George VI. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/03/036 Throgmorton Street Black and white photograph showing crowds outside the Exchange in Throgmorton Street. 1 photograph Events in London

LMA/4547/04/001 Japan-British Exhibition 1910 Black and white photograph showing the Daily Mail Pavilion at the Japan British Exhibition in 1910. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/002 The National Radio and Television Exhibition 1953 Sep 02 Black and white photograph showing the 20th National Radio and Television Show at Earls Court shortly after the opening by Field-Marshal Viscount Montgomery. Exhibitors include Decca, Alba, Invicta, Mullard and Vidor. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/04/003 The Motor Show, 1953 1953 Oct 20 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the 1953 Motor Show on the eve of its opening. Exhibitors included Austin, Jaguar, Standard, Singer, Rolls Royce, Bristol and Jowett. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/004 The Commercial Motor Show, 1954 1954 Sep 23 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the Commercial Motor Show at Earls Court in 1954. The exhibition was organised by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders and included among the exhibitors: Morris, Thames, Foden, Ford, Leyland, Commer, Dodge and Daimler. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/005 The Motor Show, 1954 1954 Oct 19 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the final preparations being made to the Motor Show at Earls Court on the night before its official opening by Field-Marshal Viscount Montgomery. The show had 280 British and foreign cars, with 40 being new British models. The show also included 30 boats and 64 caravans as well as accessories and equipment. Among the exhibitors were Jaguar, Singer, Chrysler Plymouth, Chevrolet, Austin, Vauxhall, Morris, Jensen, Studebaker and Sunbeam. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/006 The Motor Show, 1957 1957 Oct 15 Black and white photograph from P.A Reuter showing the range of British, European and American exhibits at the 1957 Motor Show in Earls Court on the eve of its opening. Exhibitors include Studebaker and Packard, Jaguar, Wolsey, Ford, Renault, Jaguar, Aston Martin, MG and Austin. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/007 The Dairy Show, 1957 1957 Oct 22 Black and white photograph showing judging of cattle at the Dairy Show at Olympia, running from 22nd October to 25th October 1957. Photograph from P.A Reuter. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 16 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/04/008 The Commercial Motor Show, 1958 1958 Sep 25 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the range of exhibits, including buses, tippers, trucks and light vans, at the Commercial Motor Show at Earls Court in 1958. Exhibitors included AEC, Maudslay, Beffrod, Karrier, Leyland, Daimler and Austin. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/009 The Boat Show 1963 Dec 31 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the exhibits available at the International Boat Show at Earls Court on the eve of its opening. The Boat Show had 487 exhibitiors from Britain and overseas exhibiting, filling the 11 acres available at Earls Court. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/010 The London Motor Show, 1963 1963 Oct 16 Black and white photograph showing the crowds gathered at the opening ceremony of the 1963 London Motor Show at Earls Court. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/011 The London Commercial Motor Show, 1964 1964 Sep 24 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the various exhibits on offer at the London Commercial Motor Show at Earls Court on the eve of the opening of the show. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/012 The London Motor Show, 1965 1965 Oct 23 Black and white photograph showing the exhibits at the London Motor Show of 1965 at Earls Court. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/013 The Chinese Legation battle 1967 Aug 29 Black and white photograph showing staff at the Chinese legation brandishing copies of the Thoughts of Chairman Mao and shouting from the doorway of the Legation in Portland Place. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/04/014 The Chinese Legation battle 1967 Sep Black and white photograph showing staff at the Chinese legation in Portland Place arguing with police as an injured legation member is carried to an ambulance after a skirmish outside the legation. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/015 The Chinese Legation battle 1967 Aug Black and white photograph showing a blood- smeared member of the Chinese legation being carried away on a stretcher after a skirmish outside the Chinese legation in Portland Place. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/016 Foot and Mouth disease at the Royal Smithfield 1967 Dec 04 Show Black and white photograph showing the effect of the cancellation of all the livestock classes at the Royal Smithfield show due to an outbreak of Foot and Mouth disease. The usual sight of animal pens has been replaced by farm machinery. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/017 The collapsed tower at Newham 1968 May 16 Black and white photograph showing the collapsed tower at Newham after a corner of the 22-storey block of flats collapsed, killing at least three people and leaving many homeless. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/018 The collapsed tower at Newham 1968 May 16 Black and white photograph showing the aftermath of the collapse of a tower block of flats in Newham. A corner of the 22-storey block of flats collapsed and at least 3 people died and 80 families were made homeless. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/04/019 The collapsed tower at Newham 1968 May 16 Black and white photograph from the Hull Daily Mail showing a rescue crew bringing out a casualty from the debris of the collapsed tower block, which killed 3 people and made 80 families homeless. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 18 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/04/020 The collapsed tower at Newham 1968 May 16 Black and white photograph showing rescue crews searching the debris of the Newnham tower block disaster, which killed three people and made 80 families homeless. 1 photograph London Churches

LMA/4547/05/001 Statue of St Paul for St Brides Church 1957 Nov 26 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing sculptor David McFall with the statue of St Paul he was commissioned to make for the newly restored St Brides Church in Fleet Street prior to its rededication after being largely destroyed by fire bombs in 1941. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/002 St Brides Church 1957 Dec 06 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the interior of St Brides Church, Fleet Street shortly before its rededication. St Brides was rebuilt after the Fire of London by Christopher Wren but was largely destroyed by fire bombs dirung the Blitz in 1941. Its rededication on December 19th 1957 coincided with the exact date of the opening of the Wren building in 1675. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/003 St Clement Danes 1958 Oct 14 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the newly restored church of St Clement Danes in the Strand. Originally built by Sir Christopher Wren, the church suffered severe bomb damage in the Second World War and was rebuilt at a cost of £250,000 and rededicated for use as the official RAF church and as a permanent Shrine of Remembrance for RAF men who died in the two World Wars. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 19 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/004 St Clement Danes 1958 Oct 06 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the interior of St Clement Danes church, from an article about the plans for the Queen to attend the rededication ceremony. Originally built by Sir Christopher Wren, the church suffered severe bomb damage in the Second World War and was rebuilt at a cost of £250,000 and rededicated for use as the official RAF church and as a permanent Shrine of Remembrance for RAF men who died in the two World Wars. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/005 St Clement Danes Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showign the Church of St Clement Danes in the Strand and in the background to the left of the image, the Royal Courts of Justice and to the right in the background, the Dome of St Pauls Cathedral. Originally built by Sir Christopher Wren, the church suffered severe bomb damage in the Second World War and was rebuilt at a cost of £250,000 and rededicated for use as the official RAF church and as a permanent Shrine of Remembrance for RAF men who died in the two World Wars. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/006 St Marks Church, North Audley Street 1949 Sep 28 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Chruch of St Mark, North Audley Street, run as part of an article about the wedding of the Earl of Harewood and Miss Marion Stein, which took place at St Mark's, the Earl's Parish church before the war. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/007 St Martin in the Field 1939 Jun 13 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph showing the church of St Martin in the Field, with the Edith Cavell memorial in the foreground. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 20 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/008 St Martin in the Field Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the church of St Martin in the Field, ijn Trafalgar Square, taken from the front steps of the National Gallery. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/009 St Mary Le Bow 1961 Nov 21 Black and white photograph showing two of the Bow Bells being returned to the Church of St Mary-le-Bow on Cheapside after being recast due to damage sustained during World War Two. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/010 The West End of St Pauls Cathedral 1930 Jun 16 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing St Paul's Cathedral from the west, including the Dome, the West Doors and the Clock Tower. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/011 Interior of St Pauls Cathedral 1930 Jun 16 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the interior of St Pauls Cathedral, taken from underneath the Dome, looking towards the East End and the High Altar. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/012 Interior of St Pauls Cathedral 1930 Jun 16 Black and white photograph shwoing the interior of St Pauls' Cathedral, taken from underneath the Dome, looking towards the East End and the High Altar. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/013 New High Altar for St Pauls Cathdral 1948 May 31 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing a drawing of the proposed new High Altar in St Pauls Cathedral, replacing one damaged by bombing during the Blitz. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 21 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/014 Model of the new High Altar of St Pauls 1949 Nov 28 Cathedral Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing part of the model of the proposed changes to the East End of St Pauls Cathedral. This image shows part of the Canopy and the High Altar, replacing a reredos damaged by bombing during the Blitz. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/015 Model of the American Memorial Chapel at St 1949 Nov 28 Pauls Cathdral Black and white photograph from LNA showing Mr Lewis Douglas, the American Ambassador, along with Lord Trenchard and Sir Clive Baillieu inspecting the model for the proposed American Memorial Chapel to be built in the East End Apse of St Pauls Cathedral. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/016 St Pauls Cathedral - a model for the Proposed 1949 Nov 28 American Memorial Chapel Black and white photograph showing a model constructed of the East End Sanctuary of St Pauls Cathedral, showing the new High Altar and Canopy, replacing a reredos damaged by bombing duing World War Two, and the American Chapel and the East Window behind the Altar. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/017 St Pauls Cathedral 1950 Aug 19 Black and white photograph showing St Pauls Cathedral, from the South West. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/018 St Pauls Cathedral at night 1950 Mar 03 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a floodlit St Pauls Cathedral during testing of the illuminations to celebrate the visit of French President Vincent Auriol. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/019 Spring cleaning St Pauls Cathedral 1951 Apr 17 Black and white photograph from Associated Press Ltd showing workmen cleaing the cross on top of the Dome of St Pauls Cathedral. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 22 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/020 Spring cleaning St Pauls Cathedral 1951 Apr 19 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing workmen cleaning the Cross above the Dome of St Pauls Cathedral. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/021 The Nave of St Pauls Cathedral 1953 Sep Black and white photograph from Camera Press Ltd showing the Nave and the new High Altar of St Pauls Cathedral, built to replace one destroyed by bombing in World War Two. The photograph is wrongly captioned as "New reproduction model of the interior of the Chapel of St Michael and St George". 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/022 The Clock Tower of St Pauls Cathedral 1956 Jan 11 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Clock Tower of St Pauls Cathedral, housing the cathedral's bell Great Tom. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/023 St Pauls Cathedral - Great Tom 1956 Jan 14 Black and white photograph showing Great Tom, the bell of St Pauls Cathedral. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/024 The Clock Tower of St Pauls 1956 Jun 30 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Bell Tower of St Pauls Cathedral. Run with an article about the St Pauls bell, Great Tom being used as a radio stand-in for Big Ben, while Big Ben underwent repairs. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/025 New buildings around St Pauls Cathedral 1956 Oct 3 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the new tall buildings replacing bombed areas of the City of London. The photograph shows St Pauls and the surrounding area and is taken from St Mary Le Bow, Cheapside. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 23 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/026 Proposed changes to St Pauls Cathedral 1957 Jul 15 precincts. Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing proposed changes to the buildings around St Pauls Cathedral, changes that the Dean and Chapter of St Pauls sought to modify, leading to the alternative model in item LMA/4547/05/027. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/027 A Model of improvements for St Pauls 1957 Jul 15 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a model of changes and improvements to the St Pauls Precincts, suggested by the Dean and Chapter of St Pauls. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/028 The American Memorial Chapel in St Pauls 1958 Nov 25 Cathedral Black and white photograph form PA Reuter showing the newly dedicated American Memorial Chapel and the Book of Remembrance in the East End of St Pauls Cathedral. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/029 The British Empire Chapel, St Pauls Cathedral 1960 Apr 05 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the newly completed British Empire Chapel, in the undercroft at St Pauls Cathedral. The Chapel was built for the holders of the Order of the British Empire (O.B.E), the most widely-bestowed decoration conferred in the New Year and Birthday Honours Lists. The first service in the chapel was held on Friday May 20th, 1960. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/030 St Pauls Cathedral 1964 Mar 21 Black and white Northcliffe newspapers photograph of St Pauls Cathedral, taken from Ludgate Hill, annotated to show how a proposed new eight-storey tower block will alter views of the Cathedral. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 24 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/031 St Pauls Cathedral 1965 Jan 18 Black and white photograph from the Press Association showing a new image of the West End of St Pauls Cathedral. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/032 St Pauls Cathedral - the West End 1965 Jan Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the West End of St Pauls Cathedral, including the Dome, the West Door, and the Clock Towers. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/033 St Pauls Cathedral - the West Door Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the West Door of St Pauls Cathedral. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/034 St Vincent De Paul Black and white postcard showing the Church of St Vincent De Paul in Altenburg Gardens, Clapham Common. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/035 The Temple Church Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd showing the Temple Church, built by the Knights Templar in the 12th Century with a round nave, typical of Templar Churches. The church is located just off Fleet Street.

LMA/4547/05/036 The Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey 1936 Nov 17 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey, with the Stone of Scone. Article run prior to the coronation in 1937 of King George VI. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/037 Westminster Abbey during the Coronation of King George V and Queen Mary Black and white Central Press Photograph showing Westminster Abbey as it was set for the coronation of George V and Queen Mary, for a series about the coronation of King Edward VIII. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 25 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/038 Westminster Abbey 1947 Aug 14 Black and white photograph from the Associated Press showing Westminster Abbey, for an article on the announcement of the date for the marriage of Princess Elizabeth and Lord Philip Mountbatten (the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh). 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/039 Westminster Abbey - the Royal Wedding 1947 Sep 04 Church Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the interior of Westminster Abbey, accompanying an article about the forthcoming wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Lord Philip Mountbatten (the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh). 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/040 Westminster Abbey - the West Door 1947 Oct 28 Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspaper Group showing the West Door of Westminster Abbey, for an article about the forthcoming marriage of Princess Elizabeth and Lord Philip Mountbatten (the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh). 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/041 The interior of Westminster Abbey 1947 Oct 28 Black and white photograph showing the Choir and Nave of Westminster Abbey, for an article on the wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Lord Philip Mountbatten (the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh). 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/042 The Stone of Scone at Arbroath Abbey 1951 Apr 11 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the removal of the Stone of Scone from Arbroath Abbey to a nearby police station after the Stone was handed in the Abbey having being stolen from Westminster Abbey on Christmas Morning 1950. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 26 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/043 The Stone of Scone Theft 1963 Jun Black and white photograph showing the Stone of Scone in safekeeping in Scotland after being stolen from Westminster Abbey in December 1950. The photograph accompanied item LMA/4547/05/044, a press release from 'The Guardians' who purported to hold the real stone. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/044 The Stone of Scone Theft 1963 Jun 24 Black and white photograph showing a typewritten press release from the 'The Guardians' claiming that they have possession of the Stone of Scone and that the stone returned to Arbroath Abbey in 1951 and from there to Westminster Abbey was not the true stone, which was being held in safekeeping by the Guardians in Scotland. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/045 The Stone of Scone 1951 Black and white photograph showing Custodian Wishart with the Stone of Scone at Arbroath Abbey where the stone had been handed in following its theft from Westminster Abbey on Christmas morning 1950. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/046 The Stone of Scone 1951 Black and white photograph showing Custodian Wishart with the Stone of Scone at Arbroath Abbey where the stone had been handed in following its theft from Westminster Abbey on Christmas morning 1950. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/047 The return of the Stone of Scone 1951 Apr 11 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing Custodian James Wishart standing over the Stone of Scone after it was handed in to Arbroath Abbey, where the Declaration of Scottish Independence was signed in 1303. The stone had been stolen from Westminster Abbey on Christmas morning in 1950. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 27 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/048 The Coronation chair in Westminster Abbey 1952 Feb 26 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the Stone of Scone replaced underneath the Coronation chair in Westminster Abbey, having been kept in a secure place since its return after a robbery in December 1950. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/049 Westminster Abbey at night 1952 May 29 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing a floodlit Westminster Abbey during a rehearsal for the floodlighting of public buildings that came into operation in 1952. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/050 A Model of the Coronation Annexe at 1952 Nov 21 Westminster Abbey Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing a model of Westminster Abbey and the Annexe that was constructed as an assembly hall for the Coronation's Grand Procession and as a robing room and retiring room for participants in the actual coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/051 The Queen's Beasts at Westminster Abbey 1953 Feb 06 Black and white photograph showing Minister of Work, Mr Eccles, at the studio of sculptor James Woodford, R.A. observing work on the Yale of the Beauforts, one of the Queen's Beasts for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/052 The Queen's Beasts at Westminster Abbey 1953 Feb 06 Black and white photograph showing Mr Eccles, Minister of Works, visiting the studio of sculptor James Woodford, R.A., to investigate the progress of the 10 statues of the Queen's beasts to decorate the Annexe at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 28 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/053 The Queen's Beasts at Westminster Abbey 1953 Feb 06 Black and white photograph showing James Woodford, R.A. at work carving one of the Queen's beasts for the Annexe at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/054 Westminster Abbey - a plan of the Coronation 1953 Mar 03 Black and white photograph showing a plan of Westminster Abbey at the moment of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, showing where the Queen, the Dukes of Edinburgh, Gloucester and Kent, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and the Queen's Maids of Honour (amongst others) would stand at the coronation. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/055 The Coronation Annexe of Westminster Abbey 1953 Apr 13 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the progress made in putting up the Annexe to be used as an assembly room for the coronation procession and as a robing and retiring room for participants in the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2nd June 1953. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/056 Crowds view the Coronation scene at 1953 Jun 05 Westminster Abbey Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the crowds queuing to see Westminster Abbey as it was arranged for the coronation of Queen Elizbeth II on 2nd June, 1953. Entry was from the Annexe, built specially for the coronation but the photograph shows the Nave and the Throne. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/057 Repairs to the Parapet of Westminster Abbey 1953 Sep 14 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the Clerk of Works inspecting the parapet of Westminster Abbey which is to be dismantled, restored and re-erected while a stonemason shows how badly the stone of the parapet has decayed and is crumbling at a touch. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 29 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/058 Repairs begin to Westminster Abbey 1953 Sep 14 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the state of decay and repairwork commencing on a flying buttress of the balustrade of Westminster Abbey during a massive programme of restoration funded by the Coronation Appeal. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/059 Emergency repairs to Westminster Abbey 1953 Sep 30 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing urgent repairs to rotting and crumbling stonework in the Cloisters of Westminster Abbey. Masked stonemasons clean off crumbling plaster and grime in order to detect cracks in the stonework beneath. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/060 Repairs to the Cloisters of Westminster Abbey 1953 Sep 30 Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing stonemasons replacing a slab of badly decayed stone in the Cloisters of Westminster Abbey. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/061 Restoration work on the Jerusalem Chamber of 1954 Aug 30 Westminster Abbey Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing two pieces of wood removed from the Jerusalem Chamber and the nave of Westminster Abbey as part of massive restoration work to the Abbey. Both pieces of wood are severely damaged due to Death- watch beetle activity. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/062 Civilian Rolls of Honour in Westminster Abbey 1956 Feb 21 Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the World War Two volumes of the Civilian Roll of Honour that were placed in Westminster Abbey. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 30 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/063 Restoration of the Interior of Westminster 1956 May 17 Abbey Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing scaffolding inside the Lantern of Westminster Abbey during urgent restoration work following a fall of stone from the lantern during a long-term restoration project. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/064 The West Door of Westminster Abbey 1960 Apr 22 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the West door of Westminster Abbey. Run as part of an article onPrincess Margaret's forthcoming weddding to Mr Anthony Armstrong- Jones. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/065 Westminster Abbey 1960 May 06 Black and white photograph from the Central Press Photos Ltd showing Westminster Abbey during the wedding of Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/066 900-year anniversary of Westminster Abbey 1966 Jan Black and white photograph showing the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales, Princess Anne, the Queen Mother and other members of the Royal Family passing the memorial stone to Sir Winston Churchill and the tomb of the Unknown Soldier as they leave Westminster Abbey following a service to mark the 900th anniversary of the consecration of the first Abbey Church in 1065. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/067 Westminster Abbey at night 1966 Jul 07 Black and white photograph from the Press Association showing a floodlit Westminster Abbey seen from Parliament Square. The Abbey was floodlit as part of it's 900-year anniversary. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 31 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/068 The Stone of Scone beneath the Coronation 1974 Sep 05 Chair in Westminster Abbey Black and white photograph showing the Stone of Scone beneath the Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/069 Westminster Abbey - the Coronation Chair and 1974 Sep 05 the Stone of Scone Black and white photograph from the Press Association showing a close-up of the Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey and the Stone of Scone beneath the chair after an unsuccessful attempt to steal the stone on the night of 4/5 September 1974. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/070 Westminster Abbey - the Coronation Chair Black and white photograph from Centrl Press Photos Ltd showing the Coronation Chair at Westminster Abbey. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/071 Westminster Abbey - the Coronation Chair Black and white photogrpah from P.A. Reuter showing the Coronation Chair at Westminster Abbey, undated. 1 phototgraph

LMA/4547/05/072 Westminster Abbey - the West Towers Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspaper Group showing the West Towers of Westminster Abbey. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/073 Westminster Abbey Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing Westminster Abbey, undated. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/05/074 Cardinal Griffin lies in state at Westminster 1956 Aug 26 Cathedral Black and white photograph from P.A. Reuter showing the lying-in-state of Cardinal Griffin, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster at Wesminster Cathedral Hall. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 32 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/05/075 Westminster Cathedral 1963 Sep Black and white photograph showing thousands gathered at Westminster Cathedral at the Pontifical Requiem Mass for Pope John Paul II. 1 photograph London Memorials

LMA/4547/06/001 Albert Memorial 1935 May 16 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/002 Sir John Alcock and Sir Arthur Whitten-Brown 1954 Jun 15 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the memorial to pioneering airmen Sir John Alcock and Sir Arthur Whitten-Brown, unveiled at London Airport by Alan Lennox-Boyd, Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation commemorating the first non-stop flight across the Atlantic. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/003 Sir John Alcock and Sir Arthur Whitten-Brown 1954 Jun 22 Black and white photograph showing the memorial to Sir John Alcock and Sir Arthur Whitten-Brown at London airport, commemorating the first non-stop Trans- Atlantic flight. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/004 Edith Cavell 1965 Oct Black and white photograph from the National Press Agency showing the memorial to Edith Cavell in London, near the National Gallery. Edith Cavell was a nurse in Brussells during the First World War who helped many prisoners of war to escape. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/005 The Cenotaph - Whitehall 1930 Nov 12 Black and white photograph showing the laying of wreaths at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, the 'Empty Tomb' commemorating the dead of both World Wars. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 33 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/06/006 A double Remembrance Day at the Cenotaph 1946 Nov 10 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Whitehall and the Cenotaph at eleven a.m. during the first Remembrance Day to commemorate both World Wars. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/007 A double Remembrance Day at the Cenotaph 1946 Nov 10 Black and white Associated Press photograph showing the Remembrance Day observances at the Cenotaph in 1946, the first year to commemorate the dead of both World Wars. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/008 The Cenotaph 1948 Nov 07 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the Duke of Gloucester, King George VI and the Duke of Edinburgh during the Remembrance Day observances at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/009 The Queen at the Cenotaph 1952 Nov 09 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the Queen laying her wreath at the Cenotaph during her first Remembrance Day observances as sovereign. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/010 The two minutes silence at the Cenotaph Black and white photograph labelled Sunday Pictorial Photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/011 Remembrance Day at the Cenotaph Black and white photograph from the Evening News. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/012 The Cenotaph Black and white photograph from the Daily Mirror and Northcliffe Newspapers showing Canadian Pilgrims who came to Britain for the unveiling of the Vimy Memorial attending a service at the Cenotaph (undated). 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 34 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/06/013 Cleopatra's Needle Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Obelisk or Cleopatra's Needle erected on the Embankment near Waterloo Bridge. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/014 Cleopatra's Needle Black and white photograph showing Cleopatra's Needle on the Embankment with Waterloo Bridge and Somerset House in the background. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/015 Field Marshal Earl Douglas Haig Black and white photograph showing the statue of Field Marshal Earl Douglas Haig. The photo is part of a larger photograph and the date and copyright and explanatory information are all missing. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/016 King George V 1947 Oct 22 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing King George V, the Queen, Queen Mary, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret at the unveiling of the statue to King George V at Abingdon Street, Westminster. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/017 King George VI Memorial 1954 Jun 24 Black and white photograph showing a scale model for the proposed memorial to King George VI by William Mcmillan to stand in the gardens of Carlton House. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/018 Model for the King George VI Memorial 1954 Jun 24 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the model for the proposed memorial to King George VI by William McMillan to be erected in the gardens of Carlton House. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 35 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/06/019 Andrew Marvell memorial 1970 Feb 11 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the plaque commemorating the poet Andrew Marvell at the church of St Giles in the Field. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/020 Karl Marx memorial 1956 Jan 26 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a craftsman carving an inscription into an enormous slab of Cornish granite to be raised over the grave of Karl Marx at the cemetary in Highgate. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/021 Merchant Navy Memorial 1955 Oct 31 Black and white Northcliffe newpapers photograph showing the memorial to the members of the Merchant Navy at Tower Hill in front of the headquarters of the Port of London Authority. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/022 Queen Anne memorial 1954 May 11 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe newspapers showing the statue of Queen Anne outside the West Doors of St Pauls Cathedral. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/023 Peter Pan Statue 1954 May Black and white photograph showing the statue of Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/024 Peter Pan Statue 1954 May 27 Black and white photograph showing the statue of Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/06/025 Dick Whittington 1961 Dec 16 Black and white composite photograph showing the statue of Dick Whittington which stands near almshouses bearing his name at the foot of Highgate Hill and the Church of St Michael Paternoster Royal where Dick Whittington's remains lie. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 36 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/07/001 Covent Garden Market 1957 Jul 15 Black and white photograph showing a customer at Covent Garden market attempting to collect his own purchases during a strike by some of the workers at the market over new employment conditions. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/07/002 Covent Garden Market 1971 Jul 22 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing flower stalls at Covent Garden Market. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/07/003 Portobello Road Market 1967 Mar 10 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing oddment hunters in Portobello Road market. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/07/004 Smithfields Market 1936 Feb 04 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the meat market at Smithfields. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/07/005 Spitalfields Market 1957 Jul Black and white photograph showing Spitalfield's market unusually quiet since some of the workers are striking in sympathy with those in Covent Garden. 1 photograph London Hotels

LMA/4547/08/001 The Ariel Hotel 1961 Jan 04 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Ariel Hotel, Britain's first circular hotel, at Harlington, near London Airport. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 37 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/08/002 The Hotel Cecil during the First World War Black and white photograph showing the Hotel Cecil being used as the headquarters for the Royal Flying Corps duing the First World War. Found with LMA/4547/08/003 (a handwritten note explaining the photograph). Photograph stamped on the back with Northcliffe Newspapers Group but apparently signed on the lower right hand corner by W.McLellan. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/08/003 The Hotel Cecil sold Handwritten note found paperclipped to LMA/4547/08/002. Note titled 'Hotel Cecil sold. £1,000,000 deal.' Note regards the accompanying photograph taken while the Hotel Cecil was the Headquarters of the Royal Flying Corps during the First World War. 1 document

LMA/4547/08/004 Centre Airport Hotel bedroom 1971 Jul Black and white photograph from Ronald Chapman Photograph, showing the interior of one of the bedrooms at the newly completed Centre Airport Hotel next to Heathrow Airport. Accompanies LMA/4547/08/005 and LMA/4547/08/006, a press release announcing the opening. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/08/005 Centre Aiport Hotel Conference Rooms 1971 Jul Black and white photograph from Ronald Chapman Photograph showing a conference room at the newly completed Centre Airport hotel at Heathrow Airport. Accompanies LMA/4547/08/004 and LMA/4547/08/006, a press release announcing the opening. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/08/006 Centre Airport Hotel Press Release 1971 Press release consisting of one and a half A4 pages from Centre Hotels regarding the completion and opening of the Centre Hotel Airport at Heathrow Airport. Accompanies items LMA/4547/08/005 and LMA/4547/08/004, photographs of the interior of the hotel. 1 document LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 38 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/08/007 Claridge's Hotel 1956 Apr 16 Black and white P.A. Reuter photograph of Claridge's hotel in West London shortly before Russian President Nikita Krushchev amd Marshal Bulganin stayed there during a ten-day visit to London in 1956. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/08/008 Claridge's Hotel 1969 Sep 26 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the entrance to Claridge's Hotel. Captioned "Five-star pull-up for the wealthy and the famous". 1 photograph

LMA/4547/08/009 The Dorchester 1947 Jan 02 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Dorchester Hotel in Park Lane, London. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/08/010 The Europa Hotel 1963 Oct 07 Black and white P.A. Reuter photograph showing an artist's impression of the Europa Hotel to be built in Grovesnor Square. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/08/011 The London Hilton 1963 Apr 10 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the London Hilton Hotel in Park Lane shortly before its opening. The hotel covered 30 storeys and was 328 feet tall, accomodating 856 guests. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/08/012 The London Hilton 1970 Aug 25 Black and white photograph showing the Hilton Hotel in London's Park Lane. The hotel covered 30 storeys and was 328 feet tall, accomodating 856 guests. 1 phoyograph

LMA/4547/08/013 The Ritz 1983 Aug 09 Black and white photograph showing the arch and the illuminated sign above the doorway to the Ritz. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 39 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/08/014 The King George VI memorial at the Savoy 1953 Apr 12 Black and white P.A. Reuter photograph showing the memorial window to King George VI at the studio of artist Joan Howson shortly before it was installed in the Queen's Chapel at the Savoy. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/08/015 The Grovesnor Hotel, Hull 1956 Feb 28 Black and white photograph showing workmen demolishing the Grovesnor hotel in Carr Lane, Hull. 1 photograph Communications in London

LMA/4547/09/001 Alexandra Palace - London Television Station 1936 Aug Black and white photograph from the BBC showing Baird Telecine Scanners at Alexandra Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/002 Alexandra Palace - London Television Station 1936 Aug Black and white photograph from the BBC showing the Marconi-E.M.I. System Control Room at Alexandra Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/003 Alexandra Palace - London Television Station 1936 Aug Black and white photograph from the BBC showing the Marconi-E.M.I studio in use at Alexandra Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/004 Alexandra Palace - London Television Station 1936 Aug Black and white photograph from the BBC showing the Baird Control room with various equipment at Alexandra Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/005 Alexandra Palace - London Television Station 1936 Aug Black and white photograph from the BBC showing the Marconi-E.M.I Instantaneous Television 'camera' transmitting the view from Alexandra Palace. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 40 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/006 Alexandra Palace - London Television Station 1936 Aug Black and white photograph from the BBC showing the Baird Television Radio Transmitter and various equipment at Alexandra Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/007 Alexandra Palace- London Television Station 1936 Aug Black and white photograph from the BBC showing the equipment for the BBC Sound Transmitter at Alexandra Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/008 Alexandra Palace - London Television Station 1936 Aug Black and white photograph from the BBC showing the BBC Film Projection Room at Alexandra Palace, used for viewing films. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/009 Alexandra Place - London Telelvision Station 1936 Aug Black and white photograph from the BBC showing the Mast and Transmitting aerials for the London Television Station at Alexandra Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/010 BBC Broadcasting House - Langham Place, 1931 Aug 24 London Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the nearly completed headquarters of the BBC in Langham Place, London. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/011 BBC Broadcasting House - Langham Place 1931 Aug 14 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the nearly completed headquarters of the BBC in Langham Place. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/012 BBC Broadcasting House - Langham Place 1937 Apr 01 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the entrance to the BBC headquarters from the 'Visitors' Angle', looking up the building from the pavement. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 41 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/013 BBC Broadcasting House extension Black and white photograph showing an artist's impression of the extension to Broadcasting House, the BBC headquarters in Langham Place, as it would appear from the north-west. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/014 BBC's headquarters at Wood Lane, White City 1950 May 17 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a model of the proposed BBC Radio City building at the 15 acre White City site at Shepherds Bush. The building was intended to hold units for the BBC's expanding television service and for radio broadcasting. The building was designed by Graham Dawburn and M.T.Tudsbery. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/015 BBC-TV headquarters at Wood Lane, White 1959 Jul City Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the new headquarters for the BBC television service at Wood Lane, near White City, Shepherds Bush. The building used eight million bricks in its construction and was Europe's largest TV centre on construction, with the main building covering 3 1/2 acres of a 15 acre site. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/016 BBC TV centre at Wood Lane, White City 1960 Jun 22 Black and white photograph showing the newly completed BBC TV centre at Wood Lane, White City in Shepherds Bush shortly before the first television programme was transmitted from the building on June 29. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/017 Broadcasting House Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Broadcasting House, the new Headquarters of the BBC on Langham Place. Although the photograph is undated, it was probably taken between 1930 and 1937. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 42 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/018 An early broadcast from the BBC 1926 Nov Black and white photograph from the BBC showing Lady Tree, George Grossmith and Madame Delysia on air during an early broadcast. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/019 An audition at the BBC Sound Service 1927 Feb Black and white photograph fromthe BBC showing an early audition at the BBC. The walls of the broadcasting studio are hung with curtains to improve the acoustics. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/020 The BBC at Savoy Hill 1927 Mar Black and white photograph from the BBC showing the London Radio Dance Band with Mr Sidney Firman at Savoy Hill. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/021 A Children's Programme on the BBC 1927 May Black and white photograph from the BBC showing a children's programme with Emile Phillipe at the piano, broadcast from Savoy Hill. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/022 Studio 8a at BBC Broadcasting House A black and white photograph showing studio 8a used for military bands and orchestras at Broadcasting House, the BBC headquarters on Langham Place. Although the photograph is undated, it was probably taken c.1931 since it refers to the newly completed Broadcasting House. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/023 The Dance Band studio at BBC Broadcasting hHuse Black and white photograph from Northcliffe newspapers showing a general view of the studio for the Dance Band at BBC Broadcasting House. Although the photograph is undated, references to the newly operational Broadcasting house, suggest a date of c.1931 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 43 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/024 Inside BBC Broadcasting House 1931 Aug 14 Black and white photograph showing the interior and equipment at the BBC's Broadcasting House. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/025 The Control Room at BBC Broadcasting House 1932 May 13 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newpspaers showing the rehersal control positions in the Control Room at BBC Broadcasting House. The attached note from the Process Department dates the photo at c.1932. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/026 The new BBC Televsion Symbol 1953 Dec 01 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the new symbol designed for the BBC TV service to replace the coat of arms used before progammes opened. The designer, Abraham Games, also designed the Festival of Britain symbol and the Olympic Games three-penny stamp. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/027 Associated British Elstree Studios 1959 Oct Black and white photograph from Associated British showing a studio at Elstree representing the Chamber of the House of Commons for a Cavalcade Films comedy called 'Follow that Horse'. The photograph shows various actors including Cecil Parker and Richard Watts. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/028 Lime Grove Studios 1953 Dec 05 Black and white Northcliffe Newpspers photograph showing the Vision Mixer in the Control Gallery at Lime Grove studios. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/029 Lime Grove Studios 1957 Apr 16 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Mr Hugh O'Connor, wardrobe master at Lime Grove studios, inspecting a costume. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 44 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/030 Lime Grove Studios 1957 Apr 16 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing workers and costumes in the costume workroom at Lime Grove Studios. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/031 The Queen's Hall 1935 Apr 03 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Queens Hall, the location from which the BBC relayed many concerts. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/032 The Faraday Building - Long Distance Relay Black and white photograph from the General Post Office showing the Long Distance Relay housed in the Faraday Building, the headquarters of Britain's Telephone Service. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/033 The Faraday Building - Incoming Switchroom Black and white photograph from the General Post Office showing the incoming switchroom at the Faraday Building, the headquarters of Britain's Telephone Service. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/034 The Faraday Building - the Continental Exchange Black and white photograph from the General Post Office showing the Continental Exchange at the Faraday Building, the headquarters of Britain's Telephone Service. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/035 The Faraday Building - the Continental Exchange Black and white photograph from the General Post Office showing the Continental Exchange in the Faraday Building, the headquarters of Britain's Telephone Service. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/036 the International Radio Exchange Black and white photograph from the General Post Office showing the International Radio Exchange at Wood Street. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 45 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/037 The Faraday Building - The Demand and Delay Switchroom Black and white photograph from the General Post Office showing the Demand and Delay Switchroom at the Faraday Building, the headquarters of Britain's Telephone Service. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/038 The Faraday Building - the Outgoing 1951 May 30 Switchboard Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Hull Outgoing Switchboard at the Faraday Building, the headquarters of Britain's Telephone Service. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/039 The Faraday Building - the Outgoing 1951 May 30 Switchboard Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Hull Outgoing Switchboard in operation at the Faraday Building, the London headquarters of the Telephone Service. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/040 The Faraday Building - the Continental 1951 May 30 Switchroom Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Continental Switchroom at the Faraday Building, the GPO's London telecommunications centre. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/041 The Faraday Building - the Moscow 'line' 1951 May 30 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Moscow 'line' at the GPO's telecommunications centre, the Faraday Building, with Miss Hilary Wood putting a call through. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/042 The Faraday Building - International Radio 1951 May 30 Exchange Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photgraph showing Mrs J Chandler putting a call through to New York in the International Radio Exchange at the Faraday Building, the GPO's London telecommunications centre. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 46 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/043 The Tour Guides at the Faraday Building 1951 May 30 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the 'Corps de Guide' at the Faraday Building waiting to greet visitors. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/044 Tour Guides at the Faraday Building 1951 May 30 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Tour Guides at the Faraday Building waiting to greet visitors. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/045 The Faraday Building - the International Radio 1951 May 30 Exchange Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Miss G Beauchamp, Chief Supervisor and Miss Mary Rider at work in the International Radio Exchange at the Faraday Building in London, the headquarters of Britain's Telephone Service. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/046 The Faraday Building - the International Radio 1951 May 30 Exchange Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Margaret Butler at work on the 'Nairobi' line at the International Radio Exchange in the Faraday Building, the headquarters of Britain's Telephone Service. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/047 The Post Office Tower 1964 Jan 06 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the General Post Office Communications tower near Tottenham Court Road at nearly its full 580-foot height. The Tower was built to beam telephone and tv signals to and from London. Near the top of the tower is a revolving restaurant, which revolves twice an hour. The tower is 580 feet high but the lattice and mast bring the height to 620 feet. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 47 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/048 The Post Office Tower 1965 Jan 28 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Post Office Tower in Marylebone, built to beam telephone and tv signals to and from London. Near the top of the tower is a revolving restaurant, which revolves twice an hour. The tower is 580 feet high but the lattice and mast bring the height to 620 feet. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/049 The Post Office Tower 1965 Aug 24 Black and white Press Association photograph showing the completed Post Office Tower, built at a height fo 580 feet to deal with 150 000 simultaneous telephone conversations to various points around the world. Near the top of the tower is a revolving restaurant, which revolves twice an hour. The tower is 580 feet high but the lattice and mast bring the height to 620 feet. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/050 Mount Pleasant 1964 Jul 14 Black and white photograph showing vans lined up in the forecourt of the Mount Pleasant sorting office on Kings Road during a strike by postmen and post sorters. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/051 The Press Association on Election Night Black and white photograph showing constituency results being received into the Press Association by telephone while the results are fed into the new Press Association computer which helps to work out the latest poll situations and reveal the implications of voting as well as helping to forecast the results. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/052 The Press Association on Election night Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the new Press Association computer giving processed figures based on the latest constituency results. From an article about the Press Association's new computer, bought to help analyse the mass of election information received. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 48 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/053 The Press Association on Election night Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Press Assocation Editorial floor just before the first of the General Election constituency results are announced. From an article about the Press Association's new computer, bought to help analyse the mass of election information received. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/054 The Press Assocation on Election night Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the first constituency result of the General Election being received at the Press Association Editorial floor. From an article about the Press Association's new computer, bought to help analyse the mass of election information received. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/055 The Press Association on Election night Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the State of Parties table on the Press Association Editorial floor on General Election night. The table will issue the first message announcing the party that will form the new Government. From an article about the Press Association's new computer, bought to help analyse the mass of election information received. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/056 Election night at the Press Association Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the computer room at the the Press Association with the computer that will help the Press Assocation trace the trends of constituency results during the General Election. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/057 The Press Assocation Editorial Floor 1966 Mar Black and white Press Association photograph showing the Editorial floor at the Press Association. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 49 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/09/058 Election night at the Press Association Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the automatic telephone exchange at the Press Association headqaurters in Fleet Street that will link reporters and copy-takers. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/059 Election night in the Press Association 1966 Apr 01 Black and white Press Association photograph showing a Press Asscoation typewriter. Photograph run as part of a story preparing for the General Election. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/09/060 Election night at the Press Association 1966 Mar Black and white photograph showing a Press Association reporter comparing the amount of space needed for the 1964 hard copy of Election copy and the space needed by the new Press Assocation computer. 1 photograph London Sporting Venues

LMA/4547/10/001 The King George VI Memorial Hostel at Crystal 1964 Mar 23 Palace Recreation Centre Black and white photograph from P.A Reuter showing the King George VI Memorial hostel next to the Crystal Palace recreation centre. The hostel has double and single rooms to accommodate 140, private bathrooms, a dining room, two common rooms and a recreation room and the cost of accommodation included use of the sports facilities. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/002 Crystal Palace National Recreation centre - an 1964 Jul 23 aerial view. Black and white photograph from PA Reuter. Image shows an aerial view of the Crystal Palace National Recreation centre, opened by the Duke of Edinburgh. At a cost of £2,750,000, the centre has a stadium accommodating 12,000 spectators, a sports hall with an indoor arena and swimming and diving pool and the King George VI Memorial Hostel, an 11-storey building 110-feet high, with space for 129 students in both double and single rooms. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 50 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/10/003 Crystal Palace National Recreation Centre - the 1967 Mar 23 swimming and diving pool Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/004 Crystal Palace Recreation Centre 1967 Mar 23 Black and white photograph showing one of the modern, comfortable lounges at the Crystal Palace Recreation Centre. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/005 Crystal Palace Five-a-side courts. 1967 Mar 23 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Crystal Palace football team in practice on the five-a-side courts. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/006 Lord's Cricket ground 1953 Jun 20 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers aerial photograph of Lord's cricket ground before the 1953 Test. There have been three cricket grounds known as Lords, one situated where Dorset Square is now, used between 1787 and 1810, one at North Bank between 1809 and 1813, abandoned due to the cutting of Regent's canal and this one, opened in 1814. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/007 England win the Ashes at the Oval 1926 Black and white photograph showing England winning the Ashes at the Oval in 1926. Original image taken in 1926 but this image was for a story filed 1953 Aug 22. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/008 The Oval 1965 Oct Black and white photograph from Planet News showing the Oval Cricket ground, at Kennington, London, with the famous gasometer in the background. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 51 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/10/009 Redevelopement of the Oval 1969 Mar 31 Black and white photograph showing a model of proposed redevelopement to Surrey County Cricket Club's Oval Ground at Kennington. Marked on the photograph are the playing area, surrounded by terrace seating, the Surrey CCC pavilion, club facilities and members' accomodation, surrounding flats and shops, flats with covered seating below and flats with a spectators' restaurant below. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/010 Tottenham Hotspurs' White Hart Lane under 1968 Dec 28 snow Black and white photograph showing Tottenham Hotspurs' White Hart Lane ground under snow as a First Division match between Tottenham Hotspurs and Ipswich Town was called off. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/011 Wembley during Cup Final day 1947 Apr 26 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Wembley during the 1947 FA Cup Final between Burnley and Charlton Athletic. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/012 Wembley Stadium - an Aerial view of the Cup 1947 Apr 26 Final Black and white Associated Press photograph showing an aerial view of Wembley during the 1947 Cup final between Burnley and Charlton Athletic, a game won 1-0 by Charlton after extra time. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/013 Wembley Stadium 1955 Apr 16 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Wembley from above during a football match. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/014 Wembley Stadium 1955 May 07 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Wembley Stadium. Photograph part of a story on Wembley in the run up to the FA Cup Final between Newcastle United and Manchester City. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 52 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/10/015 Wembley Stadium during a rugby match 1959 May Black and white photograph showing Wembley Stadium playing host to a rugby match, although there are no indications as to which teams are playing and whether the match is an international or cup match. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/016 Wembley Stadium during a rugby match 1959 May 09 Black and white photograph showing Wembley Stadium playing host to a rugby match although there is no indication as to which teams are playing and if it is a particular match. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/017 Wembley Stadium 1961 Dec Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Wembley from above during a football match. Image looks like an artist's impression. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/018 Wembley Stadium under reconstruction 1962 Jun 11 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing cranes and girders set up inside Wembley Stadium to help the remodelling efforts. The roof was being replaced as well as general reconstruction work being carried out. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/019 Wembley Stadium - the lid under construction 1963 Mar 07 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the aluminiumn and fibre-glass lid of Wembley Stadium under construction along with other features being remodelled, including the Press Box and the Royal Box. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/020 Wembley Stadium 1963 Apr 03 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Wembley Stadium with its new aluminiumn and glass-fibre roof. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 53 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/10/021 Weatherproof Wembley Stadium 1963 May 18 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Wembley Stadium with a newly completed aluminium and glass-fibre roof providing cover for 100,000 spectators. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/022 Wembley Stadium- an aerial view 1963 Nov 11 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Wembley Stadium from above, run as part of an article about Wembley's new roof, which made it the world's largest covered stadium area. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/023 Wembley Stadium - World Cup venue 1966 Jun 07 Black and white Press Association photograph showing Wembley stadium, the venue for several matches during the 1966 World Cup. Run as part of an article focusing on Wembley as the host ground for the World Cup final on Jul 30. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/024 Wembley Stadium - the FA Cup Final 1968 May 17 Black and white Press Association photograph showing Wembley Stadium in the run up to an FA Cup Final between West Bromwich Albion and Everton. Also included in the photograph are the captains of West Bromwich Albion (Graham Williams) and Everton (Brian Labone). 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/025 Wembley Stadium - a wartime Southern Cup Final Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Wembley Stadium during a Wartime Southern Cup final between Chelsea and Milwall. Run as part of an article apparently comparing the difficulties sporting events faced during wartime with difficulties faced during mass strikes and economic crisis. News story filed on 1973 Dec 22, photograph dated 1940-1945. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 54 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/10/026 Wembley Stadium Black and white aerial photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Wembley during an (unspecified) match. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/027 Wembley Stadium on Cup Final Day Black and white photograph from the Daily Mirror showing Wembley during an (unspecified) Cup Final. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/028 F.A. Cup final at Wembley Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Wembley Stadium in the run-up to an FA Cup Final between Arsenal and Newcastle. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/029 Wembley Stadium Black and white photograph from the Daily Mirror showing Wembley stadium during a football match. The photograph is undated and there is no indication of which football match is being played. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/030 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships 1930 Jun 23 Black and white photograph from the Sport and General Press Agency showing a general view of the courts on the opening day of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/031 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships 1930 June 23 Black and white photograph from Keystone View Company showing centre court on the opening day of the Men's Day at Wimbledon. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/032 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships 1930 Jul 01 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Centre Court at Wimbledon Lawn Tennis championships. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 55 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/10/033 Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph (undated) showing the fourth round of the men's singles at the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis championships. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/034 White City Stadium - the British Games 1956 May 21 Black and white photograph showing C.D Carrington failing to clear a hurdle in the second heat of the 120 yards hurdles during the British Games. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/035 White City Stadium, Shepherds Bush 1966 May 28 Black and white Press Association photograph showing the stands of White City Stadium, Shepherds Bush before a football match between Uruguay and France in the 1966 World Cup series. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/10/036 AAA Championships at White City, London 1966 Jul 09 Black and white photograph showing the second semi-final of the 220 yards and the winner, D.G. Dear, the second-place W.N.Campbell and the third place David Jones Woodford during the Amateur Athletic Association Championships. 1 photograph The Palace of Westminster- Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Hall

LMA/4547/11/001 Big Ben and the London to Brighton veteran car 1949 Nov 14 run Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a Panhard-Levassor from 1901 crossing Westminster Bridge with Big Ben in the background during the RAC's veteran car run from London to Brighton. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/002 Big Ben, the bell 1951 Feb 15 Black and white Northcliffe newspapers photograph showing Big Ben, the bell housed inside St Stephen's Clock Tower in the Palace of Westminster. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 56 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/003 Big Ben 1951 Jul 27 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/004 Big Ben during the Coronation 1953 May Black and white photograph showing Big Ben surrounded by stands erected for visitors to watch the Coronation of Elizabeth II from. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/005 Big Ben during the Coronation 1953 May 30 Black and white photograph showing Big Ben surrounded by the huge stands erected for visitors to watch the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/006 Westminster Bridge and Big Ben by Gaslight 1956 Jun 10 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Westminster Bridge with Big Ben in the background lit by gas-light. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/007 The Big Ben Puzzle 1956 Jul 02 Black and white photograph showing some of the 312 shaped glass pieces that make up the clock face of Big Ben, laid out like a giant puzzle prior to reglazing of the North Face of the Clock Tower. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/008 Cleaning the Clock Face of Big Ben 1956 Aug 23 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the overhaul of Big Ben. The clock hands have been tied together while workmen clean and repaint one of the faces of the Clock Tower. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/009 The Big Ben mechanism 1956 Aug 23 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing an inspection of the work done during the overhaul of the clock mechanism for Big Ben, by Mr Buckley of the firm that made the mechanism. 1 photgraph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 57 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/010 Big Ben 1957 May 21 Black and white photograph showing Big Ben, unobstructed by the scaffolding that had surrounded it for over a year while repair work was being done to war damage and a major overhaul was being carried out. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/011 Big Ben after rennovations 1957 May 21 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Big Ben, unobstructed by the scaffolding that had surrounded it for over a year during restoration work and repair to war damage. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/012 Big Ben, the bell 1959 Apr 16 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing Big Ben, the 131/2 ton bell that hangs in the Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster. Run as part of an article celebrating the centenary of Big Ben. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/013 Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster viewed 1959 May from County Hall Black and white Camera Press photograph showing Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster. Run as part of an article celebrating the centenary of Big Ben, the largest mechanical clock in the world. The clock is named after Sir Benjamin Hall a member of Parliament at the time and affectionately known as 'Big Ben'. The photograph was taken by Werner Gorter. 1 photgraph

LMA/4547/11/014 The bell Big Ben 1960 Aug 06 Black and white photograph showing the bell Big Ben which hangs in the Clock Tower of St Stephen next to the Houses of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/015 Big Ben 1968 Sep 06 Black and white Press Association photograph showing Big Ben with Parliament Square in the background. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 58 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/016 Big Ben Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group Ltd photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/017 Big Ben Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/018 Big Ben and the statue of Boadicea Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newpsapers Group ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/019 Big Ben and the Statue of Boadicea Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Clock Tower of St Stephen (which houses the bell Big Ben) and the statue of Boadicea in the foreground. For an article on the beginning of British Summer Time. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/020 The Kings Throne in the Chamber of the House 1936 Oct 26 of Lords Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Kings Throne alone in the House of Lords, the Queen's Throne having been removed since King Edward VIII had no Queen. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/021 The Kings Throne in the House of Lords 1936 Oct 23 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Kings Throne, alone in the House of Lords. On the accession of King Edward VIII, who had no Queen, the Queen's Throne was removed from the House of Lords. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/022 The Public Gallery of the Commons chamber 1936 Oct 29 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the new seating arrangements in the Public Gallery of the Chamber of Commons. The seat backs are now ornamented with decorative scrolls. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 59 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/023 The Houses of Parliament 1937 Jun 29 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/024 The Royal Thrones in the House of Lords 1937 Mar 27 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the two Royal Thrones in the House of Lords. During the reign of Edward VIII, when there was no Queen, only one throne was placed in the House, but on the accession of King George VI, the Queen;'s throne was replaced. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/025 The Royal Coach outside Westminster Hall 1946 Nov 05 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Royal Coach outside Westminster Hall on its way to the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/026 Model of the New Commons Chamber, looking 1950 Mar 11 towards the Speaker's Chair Black and white photograph showing a model of the planned new Chamber of Commons built to replace one destroyed in a bombing raid in May 1941. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/027 The new House of Commons 1950 Oct 17 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the new Chamber of Commons, built to replace one destroyed in a bombing raid in May 1941. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/028 The House of Commons - the Dispatch Box 1950 Oct 17 The custodian looks at the new Dispatch Box in the new Chamber of the House of Commons built to replace one destroyed in a bombing raid in May 1941. Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 60 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/029 The New Chamber of Commons 1950 Black and white photograph showing the newly refurbished Chamber of Commons, built to replace one destroyed in a bombing raid in May 1941. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/030 The New Chamber of the House of Commons 1950 Oct 17 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Speaker's Chair and the Opposition front bench in the Chamber of the House of Commons newly built to replace one destroyed in a bombing raid in May 1941. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/031 The New Commons Chamber- a division lobby 1950 Oct 17 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing part of hte new Chamber of Commons, built to replace one destroyed in a bombing raid in May 1941. 1 photgraph

LMA/4547/11/032 The New Chamber of the House of Commons 1950 Oct 17 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the new Chamber of the House of Commons, designed by Sir Gilbert Scott to replace one virtually destroyed in a bombing raid on 10 May 1941. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/033 The New Commons Chamber 1950 Oct 17 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the new chamber of the House of Commons, designed by Sir Gilbert Scott to replace one virtually destroyed on a bombing raid on 10 May 1941. The photograph shows Mr T Powell, the Custodian, examining the Dispatch Box. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/034 The New Commons Chamber 1951 Oct 27 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the new Commons Chamber built to replace one destroyed in a bombing raid in May 1941. 1 photgraph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 61 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/035 The Bar of the House of Commons 1950 Oct 17 Black and white Northcliffe newspapers photograph showing the Bar of the newly refurbished Chamber of the House of Commons, through which only Members may pass. In the new Chamber, the Bar is telescopic and may be drawn across to prevent entry. 1 photgraph

LMA/4547/11/036 The Speakers Procession 1950 Oct 26 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Speakers Procession at the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/037 The chamber of the House of Lords 1951 May 23 Black and white Northcliffe Newspaers photograph showing the newly refurbished Chamber of the House of Lords, after the new Commons chamber was built and the Lords' Chamber handed back. The benches in the chamber had been cleaned and reupholstered, the Thrones renovated and cleaned and a new three-tier oak dais built for the Thrones. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/038 The refurbished Chamber of the House of 1951 May 23 Lords Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the newly refurbished Chamber of the House of Lords, including Thrones and the Woolsack. Microphones and loudspeakers had been introduced into the Chamber. The Lords handed their chamber over to the Commons after the Commons Chamber was destroyed in a bombing raid in May 1941. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/039 A Yeoman of the Guard searching the Palace 1951 of Westminster Black and white photograph from the Photographic News Agencies Ltd showing a member of the Yeoman of the Guard engaged on the traditional search of the Palace of Westminster prior to the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photgraph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 62 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/040 The flag over the Houses of Parliament at half 1952 Feb mast Black and white photograph showing the flag over the Houses of Parliament flying at half mast following the announcement of the death of King George VI. Copyright Evening News. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/041 The Robing Room in the House of Lords 1952 Oct 31 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Edward Anderson putting the final touches to the chair the Queen uses in the Robing Room prior to the State Opening of Parliament. The chair was originally Queen Victoria's. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/042 The Search of the Vaults of the Palace of 1952 Nov 04 Westminster Black and white photograph from the Photographic News Agencies Ltd showing the members of the Queen's Bodyguard of the Yeomen of the Guard enganged on the traditional search of the vaults of the Palalce of Westminster prior to the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/043 The Search of the Vaults in progress 1952 Nov 04 Black and white photograph from the Photographic News Agencies Ltd showing the members of the Queen's Bodyguard of the Yeomen of the Guard engaged in the traditional search of the Vaults of the Palace of Westminster prior to the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/044 The Houses of Parliament 1953 Jan Black and white photograph showing the view of the Houses of Parliament taken from the South Bank of the River Thames. Photograph from the Camera Press, taken by Tom Blau. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 63 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/045 The Houses of Parliament at the Coronation 1953 May 30 Black and white photograph showing the stands for the Members of Parliament outside the Houses of Parliament for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/046 The Houses of Parliament 1954 May 07 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/047 The Speaker's Chair in the House of Commons 1955 Oct Black and white Camera Press photograph showing the Speakers Chair, a gift from Australia to the new House of Commons. It is built of Australian Black Bean timber and is virtually a replica of the old chair, destroyed during a bomboing raid on May 10 1941. Photograph taken by Henry Grant. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/048 The interior of the House of Commons 1955 Oct Black and white Camera Press photograph showing the Chamber of the House of Commons, officially opened in 1950 as an almost exact replica of the old Chamber, destroyed during a bombing raid in 1941 May 10. The photograph shows the Speaker's Chair, the Government Benches and the Benches used by Members of the Opposition, the chairs used by the Clerk of the House and his assistants and the Table with the Dispatch Box and the place where the Mace is laid when the Speaker is seated in his Chair. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/049 The Search of the Vaults at the Palace of 1955 Jun Westminster Black and white phototgraph showing the inspection of the Yeomen of the Guard before the Search of the Vaults, prior to the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 64 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/050 The State Opening of Parliament photographed 1958 Oct 28 for the first time Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at the first televised and photographed State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/051 The Queen at the State Opening of Parliament 1958 Oct 28 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Queen, in the Imperial Crown and the Royal Robes delivering her Speech from the Throne in the chamber of the House of Lords at the State Opeining of Parliament. This was the first time the ceremony was being televised. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/052 The Search of the Vaults 1958 Oct 28 Black and white photograph showing a Yeoman of the Guard carrying out the traditional search of the Vaults of the Palace of Westminster prior to the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/053 The Churchill Arch in the Houses of Parliament 1960 Apr 02 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Churchill Arch. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/054 The House of Commons - a Division Lobby 1961 Mar 18 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/055 The Houses of Parliament 1961 Jul 01 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Houses of Parliament from across the River Thames. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 65 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/056 Yeoman of the Guard searching the Vaults of 1961 Oct 31 the Palace of Westminster Black and white photograph showing the inspection of the Queen's Bodyguard of the Yeoman of the Guard at St James' Palace before the traditional Search of the Palace of Westminster before the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/057 The Queen arrives at the House of Lords 1961 Oct 31 Black and white photograph showing the Queen arriving at the Royal Entrance to the House of Lords in the Irish State Coach for the opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/058 The Houses of Parliament from the River 1963 Jul Thames Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/059 The Palace of Westminster 1964 Aug 07 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing holiday visitors looking at the Palace of Westminster. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/060 The Queen in the House of Lords during the 1964 Nov 03 State Opening of Parliament Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Queen reading her speech from the Throne at the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/061 The Opening of Parliament - waiting for the 1966 Apr 21 Summons Black and white Press Association photograph showing the House of Commons waiting for the summons to the House of Lords for the State Opening of Parliament. This was the first time that Press and TV cameras had been allowed in the House of Commons. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 66 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/062 The Queen opening Parliament 1966 Apr 21 Black and white Press Association photograph showing the Queen, wearing the Imperial Crown and the Parliamentary Robes, opening Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/063 Black Rod comes to the House of Commons 1966 Apr 21 Black and white Press Association photograph showing Air Chief Marshall Sir George Mills, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, standing before the Mace and the Dispatch Box, addressing the Speaker of the House of Commons, having stepped over the Bar of the House to summon the Commons to the House of Lords for the State Opening of Parliament. This was the first time that TV and Press cameras were permitted in the House of Commons. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/064 The summoning of the House of Commons at 1966 Apr the State Opening of Parliament Black and white photograph showing the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod standing before the Mace, addressing the Speaker in the House of Commons, having stepped over the Bar of the House to summon the Commons to the House of Lords for the State Opening of Parliament. One of the first photographs to be taken in the Commons. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/065 The Opening of Parliament Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Col. Douglas Clifton Brown, former Speaker of the House, behind the Golden Mace carried by the Serjeant-at- arms, Brigadier Sir Charles Howard and preceded by officals of the House at the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 67 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/066 Yeomen at the Houses of Parliament Black and white Evening News photograph showing Yeomen parading before carrying out the traditional searches of the Houses of Parliament prior to the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/067 The Inspection of the Vaults at the Houses of Parliament Black and white Evening News photograph showing Yeomen of the Guard preparing to carry out the traditional inspection of the Vaults underneath the Palace of Westminster prior to the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/068 The Houses of Parliament Black and white photograph showing the Skull and Crossbones flag flying over the Houses of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/069 Yeomen of the Guard at the Houses of Parliament Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Yeomen of the Guard parading before carrying out a traditional search of the vaults of the Palace of Westminster prior to the State Opening of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/070 The Houses of Parliament Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Houses of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/071 Westminster Hall during a State Visit 1939 Mar 23 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the scene in Westminster Hall during the State Visit of M. Lebrun, the French President, and his wife. The photograph shows the Marseillaise being played. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 68 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/11/072 Westminster Hall during a State Visit 1939 Mar 23 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Speaker reading the address in Westminster Hall, during the State Visit of French President, M. Lebrun and his wife. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/073 Westminster Hall during the Opening of 1950 Oct 26 Parliament Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing King George VI in Westminster Hall during the opening of the new House of Commons, rebuilt after being destroyed in 1941. Since the King, by tradition does not enter the Commons Chamber, the opening was carried out in Westminster Hall. 1 phototgraph

LMA/4547/11/074 Westminster Hall 1952 Feb 07 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Westminster Hall, the scene of the lying-in-state of King George VI. The Hall was built in 1097 by William II and was the only part of the original Palace of Westminster to survive the great fire of 1834. After 1547, it was used as a meeting place for the Commons but it was first used for a lying-in-state in 1898, for Gladstone. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/075 Westminster Hall 1965 Jan Black and white Northcliffe newspapers photograph showing Westminster Hall. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/11/076 Westminster Hall 1965 Jan 24 Black and white Press Association photograph showing Westminster Hall, built in 1097, the scene of Sir Winston Churchill's lying-in-state, prior to his funeral. 1 photograph London Bridges

LMA/4547/12/001 Lambeth Bridge Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 69 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/12/002 London Bridge - 1913 1973 Mar 13 Black and white photograph from the Press Association, dated March 1973, of a photograph taken in 1913 of the London Bridge that stood between 1831 and 1973, which was sold for over £1,200,000 (more than twice what it cost to build) and which was dismantled and relocated to Lake Havasu City, Arizona. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/003 The New London Bridge 1965 Jul 23 Black and white photograph showing an artist's impression of the new London Bridge, proposed to replace the 1831 bridge, which was cracking and settling on the riverbed at a rate of 1/8 of an inch per year. The bridge was sold in 1973 for £120,000 (over twice what it had cost to build), dismantled and rebuilt in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/004 London Bridge is coming down. 1968 Apr 25 Black and white Associated Press photograph showing work progressing on the dismantling of the 1831 London Bridge. The bridge was dismantled one half at a time and then flown over to America and rebuilt in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/005 A Frost Fair on the Thames - 1814 1954 Feb 13 Black and white photograph of a painting showing a frost fair taking place on the River Thames in February 1814. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/006 The Royal River Pageant 1953 Jul 22 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing some of the participants in the Royal River Pageant celebrating the history of the River Thames from 1013 A.D. to the present. Over 200 craft and 6000 people were involved in the pageant which was divided into seven sections, with the Lord Mayor leading. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 70 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/12/007 The River Thames Black and white photograph from the Daily Mirror showing the River Thames, with three bridges, the railway bridge linking Cannon Street and Waterloo Stations, London Bridge and Tower Bridge. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/008 The River Thames Black and white photograph from the Daily Mirror showing the railway bridge between Cannon Street and Waterloo Stations, London Bridge and Tower Bridge. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/009 Tower Bridge opened up 1947 Apr 28 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Tower Bridge opened up due to strike action by Municipal and General Workers' Union. Since an act of parliament requires that the bridge must not be closed to river navigation and some of the strikers were working on the bridge, it was opened up for the duration of the strike. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/010 The River bus Oganic in front of Tower Bridge 1948 Jul 27 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the first water-bus on the experimental Thames water-bus service between Putney and Greenwich, in front of Tower Bridge. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/011 The Honourable Artillery Company salutes a 1948 Nov 15 royal birth in front of Tower Bridge Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a royal salute fired by the Honourable Artillery company, the oldest English regiment, to celebrate the birth of Prince Charles on Tower Hill, with Tower Bridge in the background. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 71 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/12/012 Tower Bridge from above 1949 May 05 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the 'City of London' a BOAC Short Solent flying boat passing beneath Tower Bridge on her way to her mooring near the Tower of London as part of a celebration of the 30th anniversay of British Civil Aviation. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/013 Tower Bridge and the Pool 1955 Nov 26 Black and white photograph from the Daily Mirror and Northcliffe Newspapers. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/014 Tower Bridge 1965 Jan Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Tower Bridge and the docks beyond. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/015 Tower Bridge from above 1968 Aug 15 Black and white photograph from the Press Assocaition showing Tower Bridge from directly above, showing clearly the high level footbridges, closed to the public since the 1920's. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/016 Tower Bridge 1969 Sep 27 Black and white photograph showing Tower Bridge from the Tower of London side of the river with the cranes of the dockyards in the Pool of London beyond the bridge. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/017 Waterloo Bridge 1933 Jan 03 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Waterloo Bridge. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/018 Waterloo Bridge under construction 1938 Feb 01 Black and white photograph from Keystone showing work on the new Waterloo bridge, a half-built gantry and a temporary bridge. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 72 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/12/019 The future of Waterloo bridge 1939 May 16 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe newspapers showing an artists' impression of the completed new Waterloo Bridge from the north bank of the river. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/019A Report on the progress of the construction of 1939 the new Waterloo bridge Typewritten manusctript from 'London Staff' entitled 'London's Finest Free Show' and subtitled 'Work on the New Waterloo Bridge'. The first three pages of the document detail the progress of the work on the bridge and the entertainment afforded the commuter from watching the bridge being built. The last page is of facts and figures associated with the bridge. Found paperclipped to LMA/4547/12/019 to LMA/4547/12/023 inclusive. 4 pages

LMA/4547/12/020 The future of Waterloo Bridge 1939 May 16 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing an artist's impression of the new Waterloo Bridge, also including Brettenham House and Somerset House. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/021 Waterloo bridge under construction 1939 May 16 Black and white Northcliffe newspapers photograph showing the early stages of building on the new Waterloo bridge. Shown are workmen building up the first pier within the Caisson on the north side of the Thames with some men working many feet below the waterlevel. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/12/022 Waterloo bridge under construction 1939 May 16 Black and white Northcliffe photograph showing the second concrete and steel pillar nearing completion on the new Waterloo bridge. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 73 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/12/023 Waterloo bridge under construction 1939 May 16 Black and white Northcliffe Newpsapers photograph showing work occurring midway between the north and south sides of the river. 1 photograph London Theatres

LMA/4547/13/001 The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane 1933 Jan 03 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/13/002 The Gaiety Theatre 1957 Jun 11 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing one of the 'Gaiety Girls', an 'angel' topping the dome of the Gaiety Theatre in Aldwych, just before the theatre was pulled down to make way for the offices of the English Electric Company. The Gaiety Theatre was built in 1903 and was home to the Edwardian 'Gaiety Girls'. The theatre was closed in 1939 but was bought in 1946 by Lupino Lane in the hope that he could make it a home for British musical plays, although his plans fell through. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/13/003 The Old Vic Theatre 1961 Feb 08 Black and white photograph showing the frontage of the Old Vic theatre. In the foreground of the photograph is a small public garden in Waterloo Road, mentioned by Attorney-General Sir Reginald Manningham- Buller during the opening of the 'Secrets' case. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/13/004 The Old Vic theatre 1963 Apr 27 Black and white RA Features Ltd photograph showing the Old Vic theatre before the theatre was amalgamated into the National Theatre. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/13/005 The Royal Albert Hall - a front view 1935 Jun 07 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Royal Albert Hall from the front. Found paperclipped to LMA/4547/13/006, the Royal Albert Hall from the back. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 74 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/13/006 The Royal Albert Hall - a back view 1935 Jun 07 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph of the Royal Albert Hall from the back. Found paperclipped to LMA/4547/13/005, the Royal Albert Hall from the front. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/13/007 The Royal Albert Hall - the Great Methodist Union. Black and white Daily Mail photograph showing the Duke of York, on behalf of the King, addressing the assembly of the Great Methodist Union, gathered in the Royal Albert Hall. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/13/008 The South Bank Concert Hall 1949 Oct 12 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the model for the proposed South Bank Concert Hall. The Concert Hall was erected by London County Council and was intended to be completed for the 1951 South Bank Exhibition and the Festival of Britain. This photograph was run prior to the cerermony for the laying of the foundation stone for the Concert Hall by Prime Minister, Clement Atlee. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/13/009 The National Theatre and Opera House, The 1965 May 26 South Bank Black and white Press Association Photograph showing a model of the proposed National Theatre and Opera House, designed by Denys Ladsun to be built on the South Bank. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/13/010 The National Theatre, South Bank 1967 Dec 28 Black and white photograph showing Sir Laurence Olivier and Mr Denys Ladsun inspectign a model of the National Theatre to be built on the South Bank. Olivier was the Director of the National Theatre and Mr Ladsun the architect of the new building, predicted to cost £7,400,000. 1 photograph Museums and Galleries in London LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 75 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/14/001 Burlington House 1935 Jun 15 Black and white photograph showing the exterior of Burlington House, the home of the Royal Academy and the signs for the Academy's Summer Exhibition. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/002 Burlington House 1935 Jun 15 Black and white photograph showing the exterior of Burlington House, the home of the Royal Academy, from directly opposite, including the signs promoting the Academy's Summer Exhibition. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/003 Burlington House 1931 Apr 01 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph showing the outside of Burlington House, the home of the Royal Academy. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/004 Dulwich Art Gallery 1966 Dec 31 Black and white photograph showing one of the policeman on duty outside the Dulwich Art Gallery while the theft of an artwork from the gallery was being investigated. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/005 Dulwich Art Gallery 1966 Dec 31 Black and white photograph showing the note on the front gate of the Dulwich Art Gallery regretting the closure of the gallery due to a theft that took place inside the gallery overnight. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/006 Dulwich Art Gallery - the scene of the crime 1966 Dec 31 Black and white photograph showing Detective Chief-Superintendent Charles Hewett, leader of the inquiry into the Dulwich Art Gallery Theft, and Detective-Sergeant Blackman searching for clues at the hole the thieves drilled into the gallery door to gain entrance to carry out the theft. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 76 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/14/007 The Geological Museum 1933 Jun 10 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph showing the Geological Museum in South Kensington shortly before the museum was the location for the World Economic Conference. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/008 Madame Tussaud's exhibition 1951 Dec 08 Black and white photograph showing the exterior of the building housing Madame Tussaud's exhibition. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/009 Anthony Armstrong-Jones and Princess 1960 Apr 13 Margaret at Madame Tussaud's Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the newly installed effigy of Mr Antony Armstrong-Jones alongside his fiancee Princess Margaret. The model of Princess Margaret wears a dress that is a replica of the one Princess Margaret wore to the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden duing the engaged couple's first public appearance. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/010 Queen Victoria at Madame Tussaud's 1960 Jul 02 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Jean Bertrand, wardrobe mistress at Madame Tussaud's, adjusting the crown of Queen Victoria's effigy. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/011 Marilyn Monroe at Madame Tussaud's 1973 Aug 23 Black and white photograph showing a wax figure of actress Marilyn Monroe in the 'Heroes' section of Madame Tussaud's, commemorating the film 'Bus Stop'. 1 phoyograph

LMA/4547/14/012 The National Gallery and St Martins Church 1931 Jun 10 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the front of the National Gallery from the side, looking towards the church of St Martin-in-the-Field. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 77 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/14/013 The National Gallery and Trafalgar Sqaure 1937 May 04 Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers group showing the approach to the National Gallery through Trafalgar Square. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/014 The National Gallery - exterior. 1961 Aug Black and white photograph showing the exterior of the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square. Run as part of an article on the theft, from the gallery, of a portrait of the Duke of Wellington by Goya, bought for the nation for £140,000 and stolen from the gallery overnight. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/015 The National Gallery - interior 1961 Aug Black and white photograph showing the location of the painting by Goya of the Duke of Wellington, stolen from the first floor of the National Gallery. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/016 The National Gallery Goya Theft 1961 Aug 31 Black and white photograph of a ransom note, written in pencil on plain paper, ransoming the portrait of the Duke of Wellington by Goya, stolen from the National Gallery, for £140,000, to be given to charity. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/017 The O'Hana Gallery 1962 Jul 11 Black and white photograph showign the exterior of the O'Hana Gallery in Carlos Place, Mayfair, in the aftermath of the theft of several of the gallery's paintings. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/14/018 The Royal Academy 1931 Apr 29 Black and white Northcliife Newspapers photograph showing members of the press at the Royal Academy Press View. 1 photgraph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 78 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/14/019 Sir John Cass School of Art Open Air Studio 1949 Jun 21 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the open air studio in the East End of London where students of the Sir John Cass School of Art practiced their sculpture on blocks of stone deposited there by air raids during the Blitz. 1 photograph Royal Residences

LMA/4547/15/001 3 Belgrave Square 1934 Dec 13 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the London residence of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, in Belgrave Square. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/002 Buckingham Palace from the Mall 1937 Mar 31 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph, for an article entitled ' The King's Lodgings'. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/003 Buckingham Palace 1937 Jun Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the entire frontage of Buckingham Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/004 Buckingham Palace - Princess Elizabeth's 1948 Nov 11 Rooms Black and white PA Reuter photgraph showing part of the frontage of Buckingham Palace, focusing on the area surrounding Princess Elizabeth's rooms. For an article on the approaching birth of Princess Elizabeth's first child. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/005 Crowds outside Buckingham Palace await a 1951 Sep 23 bulletin regarding King George VI's operation Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing crowds gathering outside Buckingham Palace awaiting news of King George VI after he underwent an operation for a lung condition. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 79 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/006 Crowds queue outside Buckingham Palace to 1951 Sep 23 read an update on the King's health Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing policemen controlling a queue outside Buckingham Palace waiting to read a bulleting on King George VI's health after he underwent an operation for a lung condition. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/007 Buckingham Palace exterior 1952 May 14 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/008 The Grenadier Guards mounting sentry outside 1959 Oct 17 Buckingham Palace Black and white photograph showing the sentry from the Grenadier Guards, the last sentry to stand guard outside the gates of Buckingham Palace, being marched away from the Palace after his duty. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/009 Sentries inside the gates of Buckingham Palace 1959 17 Oct Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing sentries mounting guard inside the gates of Buckingham Palace for the first time after the number of people outside the gates made it hard to continue mounting guard outside the gate. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/010 The North Wing of Buckingham Palace 1960 Jan 16 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the North Wing of Buckingham Palace, which includes, on the first floor, the Buhl Room where the Queen's third child (Prince Andrew) was expected to be born. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/011 Buckingham Palace from the Air 1961 Aug 05 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Buckingham Palace from the air, including the Mall and the Queen Victoria Monument in front of the Palace. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 80 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/012 Buckingham Palace - attempts to repel pigeons 1967 Aug 14 Black and white photograph showing Ray Ash applying a soft plastic bird repellant to the pediment at the front of Buckingham Palace hoped to prevent birds defacing the stonework. The treatment had already been applied to the Houses of Parliament, the National Gallery and the British Museum. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/013 Buckingham Palace - attempts to repel pigeons 1967 Aug Black and white photographs showing tourists gathered at the gates of Buckingham Palace, watching pest control serviceman Ray Ash applying a soft plastic bird repellant to the stonework of Buckingham Palace to prevent birds defacing the stonework. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/014 The Blue Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace 1947 Aug 21 Black and white Fox photograph showing the Blue Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace. Accompanying text mentions that these are the first ever pictures of the interior of the Palace to be released and these photographs show the Royal Apartments, which, it is anticipated, will be used during the wedding of Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/015 The White Drawing Room in Buckingham 1947 Aug 21 Palace Black and white photograph from Fox photographs, one of the first interior photographs of Buckingham Palace, part of a set taken of the Royal Apartments by special permission of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, to be used during the marriage of Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 81 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/016 The Royal Picture Gallery at Buckingham 1947 Aug 21 Palace Black and white photograph from Fox photographs, one of a series taken by special permission of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, showing, for the first time ever, the interior of Buckingham Palace and the Royal Apartments, anticipated to be used during the marriage of Pricness Elizabeth to Lieuteneant Philip Mountbatten. The Royal Picture Galley holds works by Reubens and Rembrandt amongst others. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/017 The interior of Buckingham Palace 1950 Nov 25 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the interior of one of the rooms in Buckingham Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/018 The Buckingham Palace Switchboard 1954 May 01 Black and white photograph showing the telephonists specially selected by the GPO to work at the Buckingham Palace private post office. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/019 The White Drawing Room in Buckingham 1954 May 01 Palace Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the interior of the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/020 The Blue Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace 1954 May 01 Black and white photograph with Crown Copyright, showing the interior of the Blue Drawing Room, one of the Royal Apartments and the scene of many notable gatherings. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/021 The White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace Black and white photograph showing the interior of the White Drawing Room, one of the Royal Apartments at Buckingham Palace. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 82 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/022 Treasures from the Royal Collection in the new 1962 Jul 19 Palace Gallery at Buckingham Palace Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing part of the exhibition of 'Treasures of the Royal Collection' to be displayed in the new Queen's Gallery at Buckinham Palace. The picture particularly shows the painting of Queen Charlotte with her two eldest sons by Johann Zoffany, The Piazzetta at Venice by Canaletto, the Prince of Wales' Phaeton with Thomas the State Coachman by George Stubbs and the Family of George III by Gainsborough. Also included are a Sevres porcelain pot pourri vase standing on a carved gilt wood and gesso side table, a Ch'ien Lung urn of Chinese Porcelain, two chairs of engraved ivory in Hindu versions of the Chippendale style and a mahogany jewel cabinet made in 1761 for Queen Charlotte's use. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/023 A Model of Buckingham Palace Black and white photograph, copyright Hull Daily Mail. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/024 One of the Buckingham Palace Chandeliers 1954 May 01 Black and white Fox photograph showing one of the 97 chandeliers that hang in Buckingham Palace. During cleaning and overhaul, every brilliant in the chandelier has to be unthreaded, washed, polished and rethreaded. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/025 The 'Royal Children' exhibition at Buckingham 1963 Nov 01 Palace Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Royal Christening robe made for Queen Victoria and used first at the christening of the Prince of Wales who was born in 1841 and subsequently at many royal christenings, including that of Queen Elizabeth II and her children. Also shown is the portrait of the future King Edward VII wearing a white sailor suit made by the tailor on board the 'Victoria and Albert'. Both were part of the exhibition 'Royal Children' consisting of portraits, playthings and other mementoes of royal children from Edward VI in the 16th centrury to Prince Andrew. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 83 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/026 Buckingham Palace Chapel 1935 Nov 06 Black and white photograph from G.S. Rota, supplied by Graphic Photo Union. The photograph shows the interior of Buckingham Palace chapel, prior to the marriage of the Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Scott. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/027 Buckingham Palace by Night 1947 Nov 19 Black and white photograph showing Buckingham Palace floodlit to celebrate the marriage of Princess Elizabeth and Lieuteneant Philip Mountbatten. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/028 Crowds gather outside Buckingham Palace to 1948 Nov 14 celebrate the birth of Prince Charles Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace to celebrate the birth of Prince Charles. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/029 Buckingham Palace during a rehersal for the 1953 Coronation Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/030 Buckingham Palace and the Coronation Route 1953 Feb 28 Black and white photograph taken by Photoflight for Camera Press Ltd showing the route Queen Elizabeth II's coronation procession would take. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/031 A Royal Garden Party 1953 July 11 Black and white photograph from the Daily Mail. Taken from the roof of Buckingham Palace, it shows the scene at a Royal Garden Party. There appear to be annotations in correction fluid and marker pen on the photograph. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 84 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/032 Crowds gather to celebrate the birth of Prince 1960 Feb 19 Andrew Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing jubuilant crowds gathering around the bulletin on the gates of Buckingham Palace announcing the safe birth of Queen Elizabeth II's third child, Prince Andrew. 1 photgraph

LMA/4547/15/033 The Font used for Prince Andrew's Christening 1960 Apr Black and white photograph from The Times NFA Rota, although the Copyright belongs to the Crown. The photograph shows the font made for the christening of Victoria, Princess Royal and used for the christening of Prince Andrew on 08 April 1960 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/034 A Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace 1965 Jun 01 for the Womens' Institute Black and white photograph showing the Duke of Edinburgh at a Royal Garden Party for members of the Women's Institute. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/035 Chiswick House 1958 Jul 23 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Chiswick House, the London home of the Duke of Devonshire. Built by Lord Burlington between 1725 and 1729 in the Palladian style, the house was opened to the public by the Duke of Devonshire between Easter and the end of Britisdh Summer Time for an admission price of 1s 6d. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/036 Soldiers passing Clarence House 1949 May 11 Black and white P.A.Reuter photograph showing soldiers passing Clarence House, sittuated in the Mall, soon to become the home of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. Photograph taken by Peter Nunn. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 85 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/037 Clarence House - home of Princess Elizabeth 1950 Aug 12 Black and white photograph showing Clarence House, then home of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, in preparation for a royal birth. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/038 Sovereign's Standard flies over Clarence 1952 Feb 06 House Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph showing the Royal Standard flying over Clarence House, the home of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, on the death of King George VI. Found paperclipped to LMA/4547/15/038a, a typescript of the accompanying caption. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/038a Caption of Clarence House picture 1952 Feb 07 Typescript of a caption to accompany a picture of the Royal Standard flying over Clarence House to mark the death of King George VI and the accession of Queen Elizabeth II. Found paperclipped to LMA/4547/15/038. 1 document

LMA/4547/15/039 Sovereign's standard flies over Clarence House 1952 Feb 07 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Sovereign's Standard flying over Clarence House to signal the return of the new Queen Elizabeth II to Clarence House after the death of King George VI. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/040 Clarence House 1956 Mar Black and white photograph taken for Camera Press Ltd by K Lambert. Photograph shows Clarence House, home of the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/041 Clarence House 1958 Mar 27 Black and white photograph showing a small crowd waiting outside Clarence House, the London home of Princess Margaret. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 86 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/042 Clarence House 1961 Oct 27 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Clarence House, home of the Queen Mother, where Princess Margaret's baby was born in specially prepared rooms. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/043 The main entrance to Hampton Court Palace 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd showing the Lion and Unicorn adorning the entrance to Hampton Court Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/044 Hampton Court Palace - Base Court 1931 May 08 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Base Court and the outside of the Great Hall in Hampton Court Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/045 Hampton Court Palace - Fountain Court 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph for Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/046 Hampton Court Palace 1931 May 08 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing gardeners at work in the grounds of Hampton Court Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/047 Hampton Court Palace 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing gardeners at work in the gardens of Hampton Court Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/048 Hampton Court Palace 1931 May 08 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd photograph showing a view from the grounds of Hampton Court Palace. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 87 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/049 Hampton Court Palace 1931 May 08 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the rear wing of Hampton Court Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/050 Hampton Court Palace - the back entrance 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the back entrance to Hampton Court Palace, as seen from near the Long Water. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/051 Hampton Court Palace - The Long Water 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph showing the Long Water at Hampton Court Palace, as seen from the State Apartments. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/052 Hampton Court Palace - The King's Privy 1931 May 08 Garden Black and white photograph showing the vista from the King's Privy Garden at Hampton Court Palace. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/053 Hampton Court Palace - The Pond Garden 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Pond Garden designed during the reign of King Henry VIII at Hampton Court Palace. In the background is the Banqueting House. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/054 Hampton Court Palace - The Pond Garden 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Pond Garden, designed by King Henry VIII at Hampton Court Palace. In the background is the Banqueting House. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 88 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/055 Hampton Court Palace - the gardens 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph showing a wall fountain, flower border and the main path in the gardens at Hampton Court Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/056 Hampton Court Palace - The Knot Garden 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/057 Hampton Court Palace - The Maze 1931 May 08 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing a view from above the famous maze at Hampton Court. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/058 Hampton Court Palace 1931 May 13 Black and white photograph showing the back of Hampton Court Palace, taken from the gardens. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/059 Hampton Court Palace 1931 May 13 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd showing Hampton Court Palace, taken from the gardens. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/060 Hampton Court Palace - The Gateway 1947 Mar 31 Black and white photograph showing the Gateway to Hampton Court Palace, with the famous Astronomical Clock. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/061 10 Kensington Palace 1960 Apr 20 Black and white photograph showing 10 Kensington Palace, designated as the Grace and Favour residence of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones after their marriage. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 89 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/062 1A Kensington Palace 1961 Mar 21 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing 1A Kensington Palace, designated as the new home of Princess Margaret and her husband, Antony Armstrong-Jones. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/063 Kensington Palace 1967 Mar 22 Black and white photograph showing policemen guarding Kensington Palace, home of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon, after a raid on the Palace. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/064 2, Orme Square 1950 Jan 18 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing 2 Orme Sqaure in London, once occupied by Baron Leighton of Stretton, soon to be the home of the Earl and Countess of Harewood. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/065 145 Piccadilly 1934 Dec 14 Black and white photograph showing the London residence of the Duke and Duchess of York. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/066 St James' Palace 1937 Apr 13 Black and white photograph showing St James' Palace, which has several suites occipied by members of the Lord Chamberlain's department and court officials. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/067 St James' Palace - reception for the Society of 1954 Jun 26 Yorkshiremen Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing some of the 900 guests waiting to enter St James' Palace for the reception given by the Society of Yorkshiremen. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 90 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/15/068 St James' Palace 1957 Aug Black and white photograph from Central Press Photos Ltd showing St James' Palace, where several apartments were to be converted into Grace and Favour homes. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/15/069 St James' Palace Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers by Courtesy of Raphael Tuck and Sons Ltd, showing St James' Palace as portrayed by E.W. Hazelhurst for the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester's Christmas cards. 1 photograph The Tower of London

LMA/4547/16/001 The Tower of London and the Tower Bridge 1937 May 04 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the London skyline, dominated by the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/002 The Tower of London and Tower Bridge 1947 Mar 31 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/003 The Tower of London 1949 May 05 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Tower of London. In the foreground, Captain J.L.M Davys of BOAC surveys the alighting area on the Thames he used when he landed a Short Solent flying boat to the Thames, as part of the celebrations of the 30th anniversary of Civil Aviation. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 91 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/16/004 Henry III Water-gate at the Tower of London 1958 Jan 03 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing excavators at work on Ministry of Works at the Tower of London. The excavations revealed the private water-gate built by Henry III in the 13th century, thought to provide direct access to the Royal Apartments of the Tower of London and the Wakefield Tower at a time when the Tower was still a principal Royal Residence. The excavations also revealed part of the 13th century curtain wall and part of the unaltered face of the Wakefield Tower below ground level. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/005 The Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of 1966 Apr London Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the traditional Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London. Here the Chief Warden looks at the clock in the Warders Hall. The hands of the clock are at the position from whence the Warden starts the ceremony. The Warden carries the lantern used to light the locks and, hanging over the lantern, the keys. The ceremony is completed by 10.00.p.m. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/006 The Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of 1966 Apr 30 London Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the traditional Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London. Here, the Warden is challenged by the sentry of the Grenadier Guards. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/007 The Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of 1966 Apr London Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the traditional Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London. Here, the Warden is escorted by the Grenadier Guards. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 92 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/16/008 The Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of 1966 Apr London Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the traditional ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London. Here, the Warden is locking the Gates. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/009 The Royal Collection at the Tower of London 1967 Jul 06 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing altar dishes from Windsor Castle and flagons, dating from 1660, from the Chapel Royal and Buckingham Palace, part of the Royal Collection, on show at the Tower of London for the first time. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/010 The Royal Collection at the Tower of London - 1967 Jul 06 Wine Cooler Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd showing items from the Royal Collection on show at the Tower of London for the first time. The photograph shows an enormous silver gilt wine cooler weighing 8,000 ounces, presented to King George IV. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/011 The Royal Collection at the Tower of London - 1967 Jul 06 the Crown Jewels Black and white photograph from Northcliffe newspapers showing the Crown Jewels in their new £360,000 home under the old parade ground at the Tower of London. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/012 The Royal Collection at the Tower of London - 1967 Jul the Crown Jewels Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group Ltd photograph showing the setting for the Crown Jewels in their new underground Crown Jewel House at Waterloo Barracks in the Tower of London. Photograph by permission of the Ministry of Public Building and Works. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 93 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/16/013 The Royal Collection at the Tower of London - 1967 Jul 06 The Sovereign's Coronation Robes Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the robes used at the Coronation of the sovereign, part of the Royal Collection, on show at the Tower of London for the first time. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/014 The Royal Collection at the Tower of London - 1967 Jul 06 the Crown Jewels Black and white photograph showing the Sovereign's regalia as displayed in the underground chamber at the new Crown Jewel House at the Tower of London. The chamber is 26 feet and 6 inches below ground floor level and comprises a single central showcase divided into 14 separate compartments in which the items are displayed. The photograph is from Northcliffe Newspapers Group, by permission of the Ministry of Public Building and Works. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/16/015 The Royal Collection at the Tower of London - 1967 Jul 06 the Chivalric Orders Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. Photograph shows the six mantles of the current order of Chivalry, part of the Royal collection which went on show for the first time at the Tower of London in this year. 1 photograph Foreign Embassies in London

LMA/4547/17/001 The American Embassy 1965 May 01 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph showing the American Embassy in Grovesnor Square. Photograph taken as part of a story about the American Government claiming diplomatic immunity for 166 American nationals in Britain. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/17/002 The German Embassy 1938 Jul 26 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the German Embassy, as seen from the Mall. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 94 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/17/003 The Greek Embassy 1967 Apr 29 Black and white photograph showing the Greek Embassy in Upper Brook Street, being guarded by Police following an invasion of the Embassy by opponents of the new Greek military regime. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/17/004 The Spanish Embassy 1931 Apr 24 Black and white Northcliffe newspapers photograph showing the flag of the new Spanish Republic flying over the Spanish embassy in London for the first time. 1 photograph The City of London

LMA/4547/18/001 The Lord Mayor's Coach 1933 Oct 16 Black and white photograph showing the Lord Mayor's Coach arriving at the Queen's Dock. Photograph from The Mail. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/002 The Temple Bar - Fleet Street 1935 Jun 12 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Temple Bar, the entrance to the City of London. The present Temple Bar stands outside the Royal Courts of Justice at the junction of Fleet Street and the Strand. Tradition has it that the King must receive permission from the Lord Mayor of London to enter the City of London by touching the Pearl Sword. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/003 Coronation decorations at Temple Bar 1937 May 04 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers Group photograph showing coronation decorations for the coronation of King George VI in Fleet Street and on the Temple Bar, the traditional entrance to the City of London at the junction between Fleet Street and the Strand. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/004 The Lord Mayor's Banquet at the Guildhall 1946 Nov 05 Black and white photograph showing guests at the Lord's Mayor's banquet at the Guildhall, London. Photograph from Northcliffe newspapers. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 95 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/18/005 Lord Mayor's Banquet at the Guildhall 1946 Nov 05 Black and white photograph showing guests attending a banquet given by the Lord Mayor of London at the Guildhall. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/006 The Mansion House 1946 Nov 05 Black and white photograph showing the Mansion House, the traditional home of the Lord Mayor of London during his term of office. Photograph copyright from the Evening News. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/007 The Lord Mayor's Show 1946 Nov 09 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the Lord Mayor's coach and its colourful escort descending Ludgate Hill, with St Pauls Cathedral in the background during the Lord Mayor's Show. The procession took the new Lord Mayor of London, Sir Bracewell Smith from the Guildhall to the Law Courts, where he was presented to the Judges of the Kings Bench and then back to the Mansion house, the official residence of the Lord Mayor of London. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/008 The Royal Family enters the City of London 1947 May 15 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Bracewell Smith, offering the City Sword to King George VI outside Temple Bar. The Royal Family were attending the official "welcome home" lunch of the City of London following the Royal family's return from a tour of South Africa. By tradition, the monarch can only enter the City of London after he or she has touched the Pearl Sword. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 96 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/18/009 The Giant Gog returns to the Guildhall \qj1953 Jun 08 Black and white photograph showing sculptor David Evans, Sir George Wilkinson and Lord Mayor of London Sir Rupert de la Bere examining the statue of the giant Gog in the Guildhall after its unveiling. By tradition, the giants Gog and Magog protect the City of London. They were supposed to have been present at the founding of London and represent the conflict betrween the ancient Britons and Trojan invaders when Gogmagog, a descendant of Albion fought the Trojan champion Corineus. The previous statues were destroyed in the Blitz and new ones gifted to the City by Sir George Wilkinson, the Lord Mayor during the Blitz. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/010 Election of Sheriffs of the City of London 1954 June 24 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the statues of the mythical giants God and Magog observing proceedings at the Midsummer Day 'Common Hall' meeting of liverymen in the libaray of the Guildhall of the City of London for the election of sheriffs. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/011 The restored Guildhall 1954 Nov 01 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Guildhall, restored after being damaged during the Second World War. The roof was completely restored, to a design closer to the 15th century original and the cornice level bears coloured shields decorated with the arms of the Livery companies of the City of London while the glass bears the names and dates of all of the Lord Mayors of London and the monograms of the reigning sovereigns. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/012 The Lord Mayor's Show 1955 Nov Black and white photograph showing the Lord Mayor's coach passing down Ludgate Hill on its way to the Law Courts. This photograph was taken from the same place as LMA/4547/18/007 and shows the progress made in restoring bomb-damaged London. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 97 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/18/013 The Lord Mayor's Show 1955 Nov Black and white photograph showing the Lord Mayor's coach crossing Ludgate Circus on its way to the Law Courts to begin the term of office of Alderman Cuthbert Ackroyd, a Yorkshire-born wool merchant. The theme of the procession was the story of Wool through the centuries. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/014 Statue of Sir Winston Churchill in the Guildhall 1959 Feb 12 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a bronze statue of Sir Winston Churchill, by Oscar Nemon, commissioned by the Corporation of the City of London and placed in the Great Hall of the Guildhall. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/18/015 The Lord Mayor's Show Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers and the Daily Mail showing the Lord Mayor's Procession. 1 photograph Government Buildings in London

LMA/4547/19/001 Admiralty House - the Music Room 1960 Aug 11 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Music Room or South Drawing Room of Admiralty House, which was used by the Cabinet when Admiralty House was used as the Prime Minister's official residence during rebuilding of numbers 10, 11 and 12 Downing Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/002 The Air Ministry Black and white photograph showing the Air Ministry in Kingsway, London. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 98 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/19/003 The Cabinet War Rooms 1948 Mar 17 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Cabinet War Rooms, an underground network of offices and living quarters fifty feet below Whitehall and surronded by reinforced concrete and steel girders that became the headquarters of the War Cabinet and Chiefs of Staff. The photograph shows, in the centre, the chair from which Winston Churchill presided over his war- winning team. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/004 The Cabinet War Rooms - the Map Room 1948 Mar 17 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Map Room within the Cabinet Office Wartime Shelter. During the Second World War, a network of subterranean offices and living quarters were built under Whitehall for the Cabinet office to take shelter in. From the Map Room, the movements of every Allied and known enemy fighting unit on land, sea, and air could be plotted. The photograph was taken from the Duty Officer's chair and shows the telephones that allowed the shelter to keep in contact with Buckingham Palace, 10 Downing Street and the various Service and Defence Departments. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/005 The Cabinet War Rooms - Mrs Churchill's 1948 Mar 18 Bedroom Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers group showing the bedroom used by Mrs Churchill in the Cabinet Office Wartime Shelter. Now called the Cabinet War Rooms, this was a network of subterranean offices and living quarters built under Whitehall and used by the Cabinet Office during the Blitz. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/006 The Cabinet War Rooms - Mr Churchill's 1948 Mar 18 Bedroom Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the bedroom used by Sir Winston Churchill in the Cabinet Office Wartime Shelter, a subterranean network of offices, bedrooms and buildings built under Whitehall and used during the Blitz. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 99 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/19/007 The Colonial Office 1947 Apr 16 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Dover House, in Whitehall, part of the Colonial Office. Photograph run as part of a story reporting the discovery of a home-made gelignite bomb in a cloakroom in the Colonial Office. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/008 Number 10 Downing Street 1930 Jul 24 Black and white photograph showing the door to Number 10 Downing Street, taken from the archway leading to the Foreign Office. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/009 Downing Street 1936 May 25 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing numbers 10, 11 and 12, Downing Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/010 Downing Street 1959 Feb 07 Black and white photograph showing the street name for Downing Street. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/011 An old-fashioned scene in Downing Street 1951 Oct 27 A procession, dressed in Victorian-style clothing, make their way along Downing Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/012 Number 10, Downing Street 1953 Dec 19 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the door of Number 10, Downing Street, taken from the archway leading to the Foreign Office. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/013 Crowds gather in Downing Street 1955 Apr 05 Black and white photograph showing crowds gathering in Downing Street anticipating the news of Sir Winston Churchill's imminent retirement as Prime Minister. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 100 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/19/014 Downing Street after a Cabinet Meeting 1955 Apr 05 Black and white photograph showing the crowd gathered in Downing Street watching ministers leave a cabinet meeting, possibly the last to be held by Sir Winston Churchill who announced his retirement as Prime Minister that day. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/015 Crowds and Journalists gather in Downing 1955 Apr Street Black and white photograph showing crowds and journalists gathering in Downing Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/016 Crowds in Downing Street 1958 Jul 17 Black and white photograph showing crowds gathering in Downing Street to watch personalities arrive at number 10. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/017 Number 10, Downing Street 1959 Jan 15 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the door to number 10 Downing Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/018 Number 10, Downing Street 1959 Jan 15 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the entrance to number 10 Downing Street, taken from the archway to the Foreign Office. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/019 The Main Reception Room - Downing Street 1960 Aug 06 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the main reception room inside 10 Downing Street shortly before the room was emptied out and the contents removed to Admiralty House while rebuilding work was carried out on number 10. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/020 The Prime Minister's Study - Downing Street 1960 Aug 08 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the view from behind the Prime Minister's desk in the Prime Minister's study inside number 10 Downing Street. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 101 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/19/021 The Prime Minister's Study - Downing Street 1960 Aug 11 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Prime Minister's study in Number 10 Downing Street shortly before the contents of the room were moved to Admiralty House, which was to be the official residence of the Prime Minister while Downing Street underwent rebuilding work. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/022 The Foreign Office 1937 Nov 25 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Foreign Office, taken from St James Park. The Political Intelligence Division of the Foreign Office was regarded as Britain's most important intelligence organisation. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/023 The Home Office Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers and the Daily Mirror showing the Home Office, taken from St James Park. The photograph also shows the lake in St James Park. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/024 The Home Office Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Home Office. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/025 Marlborough House 1954 Jan 09 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the exterior of Marlborough House. The house was built by Christopher Wren for the Duchess of Marlborough between 1709 and 1711. Subsequently, it became the home of Queen Mary, wife of King George V. Five years after this photograph, it would be handed over to the Commonwealth Relations office for a Commonwealth Centre. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 102 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/19/026 The Main Conference Room - Marlborough 1962 Mar 27 House Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Main Conference Room (formerly the Red Drawing Room) of Marlborough House. The House was built by Sir Christopher Wren between 1709 and 1711 for the Duchess of Marlborough. It became the home of Queen Mary and was handed over by Royal Warrant in 1959 to the Commonwealth Relations Office for a Commonwealth Centre, to be used for Commonwealth Conferences and Prime Ministers' Meetings. The main conference room houses a great oval table of 48ft by 7ft, although by removing the central sections, this can be reduced to 10ft by 7ft. Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Ghana, Federation of Malaya, Nigeria, Cyprus, Sierra Leone and the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland each provided a set of six chairs for the room, with each chair recording its donor in a gilt engraved tablet on the chairback. The table is veneered in Bubunga. The walls are covered with silk damask in the Hampton Court Damask design while the curtains and pelmets are of blue silk taffeta. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/027 Marlborough House 1962 Mar 27 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the exterior of Marlborough Hosue. Built by Sir Christoper Wren between 1709 and 171 for the Duchess of Marlborough, it became the home of Queen Mary, wife of King George V. In 1959 it was handed over by Royal Warrant to the Commonwealth Relations office to become a Commonwealth Centre. After £330,000 of conversion and refurbishment, the new Commonwealth Centre was opened in 1962. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 103 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/19/028 Marlborough House - The Lounge 1962 Mar 27 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the newly refurbished Lounge (formerly the State Dining Room) of Marlborough House. The House was originally built for the Duchess of Marlborough by Sir Christoper Wren. It became the residence of Queen Mary, wife of King George V. In 1962 it was handed over to the Commonwealth Relations Office to be turned into a venue for Prime Ministers' Meetings and Commonwealth Conferences. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/029 Marlborough House Black and white photograph showing the entrance to Marlborough House. Marlborugh House was built by Christopher Wren for the Duchess of Marlborough and became the home of Queen Mary, wife of King George V. In 1962 it was handed over to the Commonwealth Relations Office to be turned into a home for Prime Ministers' meetings and Commonwealth Conferences. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/030 The Public Trustee office 1949 Sep 30 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the office of the Public Trustee on the junction of Sardinia Street and Kingsway. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/031 The Treasury Building Black and white Northcliffe Newpsapers photograph showing the Treasury Building and the Privy Council in Whitehall, London. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/032 Trinity House 1964 Jan 15 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Trinity House, London, the home of the Port of London Authority. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 104 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/19/033 Trinity House 1964 Jan 15 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Trinity House, the headquarters of the Port of London Authority, on Trinity House Hill in London. In the foreground is the memorial to the members of the Merchant Navy and fishing fleets who died during the Second World War. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/034 The War Office 1930 Jul 24 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the War Office in Whitehall. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/19/035 The War Office 1953 Jun Black and white photograph from Tom Blau of the Camera Press showing the War Office, Whitehall. 1 photograph The Military in London

LMA/4547/20/001 Chelsea Barracks 1962 Jun 26 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the new barrack blocks, build for married soldiers, on Chelesea Bridge Road. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/002 Chelsea Pensioners at the Royal Hospital, 1953, July 14 Chelsea Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing John Studholm (formerly of the Cameron Highlanders), William Lloyd (formerly of the East Yorkshire Regiment) and Sergeant J Saunders (formerly of the Seaforth Highlanders), all Chelsea Pensioners, studying a statuette of a 1914 "Digger" presented to the Royal Hospital, Chesea by the soldiers of Victoria, New South Wales. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 105 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/20/003 Founders Day at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea 1959 May 30 Black and white photograph showing Corporal Sheila Brown giving Chelsea Pensioner John Studhome a sprig of oak leaves at the annual Founders Day Parade for the Royal Hospital, Chelesea. The oak leaves commemorate the escape of the hospital's founder, King Charles II, from the Roundheads during the Civil War by hiding in an oak tree. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/004 Changing of the Guard at Horse Guards 1931 Jun 15 Black and white photograph showing the Changing of the Guard at Horse Guards Parade, Whitehall, one of London's most interesting 'free shows'. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/005 Horse Guards Parade 1936 May 25 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Horse Guards Parade in Whitehall. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/006 Changing of the Horse Guards 1968 Feb 07 Black and white photograph from Keystone View Company showing a large crowd of Scottish Football supporters watching the changing of the Horse Guards in Whitehall. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/007 Horse Guards Black and white/sepia postcard showing Horse Guards on duty. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/008 Hyde Park Barracks 1965 Sep 02 Black and white photograph showing members of the Household Cavalry leaving Hyde Park Barracks for their temporary accomodation at Wellington Barracks while Hyde Park Barracks were being completely rebuilt following a design by Sir Basil Spence. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 106 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/20/009 Trooping of the Colour - 1938 1938 Jun 09 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Handing over of the Colour at the Trooping of the Colour on Horse Guards Parade. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/010 The Trooping of the Colour - 1938 1938 Jun 09 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the final March Past at the Trooping of the Colour on Horse Guards Parade to mark the King's Official Birthday. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/011 Trooping of the Colour - 1954 1954 Jun 10 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the Queen taking the salute as the Coldstream Guards march past during the Trooping of the Colour on Horse Guards Parade to celebrate the Queen's official birthday. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/012 Trooping of the Colour - 1956 1956 May Black and white photograph showing the Guards marching past as the Queen takes the salute during the Trooping of the Colour at Horse Guards Parade to mark the Queen's official birthday. The colour being trooped was that of the 3rd Battalion of the Grenadier Guards, which celebrated its Tercentenary that year. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/013 Trooping of the Colour - 1956 1956 May 31 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Guardsmen marching past the gates of Buckingham Palace as the Queen takes the salute on her return from the Trooping of the Colour at Horse Gaurds Parade to mark her official birthday. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/014 Trooping of the Colour - 1957 1957 Jun 13 Black and white photograph showing the Queen taking the salute during the annual Trooping of the Colour at Horse Guards Parade to mark her official birthday. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 107 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/20/015 Trooping of the Colour - 1958 1958 Jun 12 Black and white photograph showing the Guardsmen taking part in the Trooping of the Colour at Horse Guards Parade. The Queen is taking the salute from horseback. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/016 Trooping of the Colour - 1964 1964 Jun 06 Black and white photograph showing the Household Brigade rehearsing for the Trooping the Colour ceremony at Horse Guards Parade. Mrs Doreen Archer-Houblon is taking the salute. The ceremony marks the Queen's Official Birthday. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/017 The Royal Artillery Memorial 1949 May 29 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the scene at the unveiling of the extension to the Royal Artillery Memorial in Hyde Park Corner. The Princess Elizabeth performed the unveiling while the Master Gunner, Field- Marshal the Viscount Alanbrooke, laid a wreath. Behind the memorial is the imposing Wellington Arch on Constitution Hill. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/018 Wellington Barracks - the Guards Chapel 1963 Nov 22 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the exterior of the Guards Chapel (the Royal Military Chapel) at Wellington Barracks four days before its dedication. The Chapel was built on the site of the original chapel, destroyed on June 18th in 1944 by a flying bomb during morning service, which killed 121. The new chapel has the star of the Household Brigade carved into the east portico. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/20/019 Wellington Barracks - the Guards' Chapel 1963 Nov 26 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the interior of the new Guards' Chapel at the Wellington Barracks (the Royal Military Chapel). The new chapel was built on the site of the old one, which was destroyed by a flying bomb on Sunday June 18 in 1944, during morning service, killing 121. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 108 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/20/020 Wellington Barracks - the Guards' Chapel 1963 Nov 22 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the Royal Military Chapel for the Guards in Wellington Barracks. The photograph shows the Guards' cenotaph within the entrance to the new chapel with 5 colours and two standards of the Brigade. 1 photograph Trafalgar Square

LMA/4547/21/001 Nelson's Column 1931 Jun 10 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Nelson's Column. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/002 Nelson's Column 1937 May 31 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Sqaure. The column is technically illegal, being 15 feet higher than Parliament sanctioned. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/003 Trafalgar Square from Admiralty Arch 1937 May 31 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Trafalgar Square, taken from Admiralty Arch. Included in the photograph are Nelson's Column, the church of St Martin in the Field and the corner of the National Gallery. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/004 Nelson's Death Scene 1938 Oct 21 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing one of the panels at the base of Nelson's Column, illustrating Nelson's death aboard HMS Victory. The photograph also shows Nelson's Column decorated to celebrated Trafalgar Day, the anniversary of Nelson's final battle. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/005 Trafalgar Square under snow 1938 Dec 21 Black and white photograph showing Trafalgar Sqaure under a mantle of snow and people playing on one of the fountains. Photograph from Northcliffe News. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 109 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/21/006 Trafalgar Square under Snow 1947 Jan 06 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing Trafalgar Square under a mantle of snow with cars and buses struggling to get by. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/007 Army Day Parade crossing Trafalgar Square 1949 May 05 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a parade of over 2,000 troops from the 28th Infantry Brigade, including the Welsh Guards and the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, crossing Trafalgar Square into the Strand as part of celebrations for Army Day, commemorating the anniversay of the cease- fire in 1945. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/008 Nelson's Column by night 1949 Oct 21 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Nelson's Column illuminated to commemorate the 144th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar and the death of Nelson. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/009 The Trafalgar Square Fountains by night 1949 Sep 23 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the trial run of illumination for the fountains in Trafalgar Square. Silver lighting in the fountains cause 'silver sprays' to shoot into the night, silhouetting the church of St Martin in the Field. The illumination was scheduled to be switched on on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/010 Crowds gather in Trafalgar Square to await 1951 Oct 25 election results. Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing vast crowds packed into Trafalgar Square to watch the results of the General Election being flashed up onto a giant screen on a nearby building. The base of Nelson's Column is lit with arc lights for the benefit of the television cameras covering the event. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 110 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/21/011 Trafalgar Square 1960 Jul Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Londoners enjoying a summers day in Trafalgar Square. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/012 Cleaning Nelson's Column 1968 Feb 21 Black and white photograph showing a cameraman perched on scaffolding atop Nelson's Column taking a crow's nest picture of London. The scaffolding was put in place to allow Nelson's column and the statue of Nelson to be cleaned for the first time since the completion of the Column in 1844. The cleaning of the column was estimated to take 2 and a half weeks, while the statue of Nelson was estimated to take two days for a three man team. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/013 Trafalgar Square Black and white photograph from the Daily Mirror and Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd showing Trafalgar Square and Nelson's Column. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/21/014 Trafalgar Day at Nelson's Column Black and white photograph showing wreaths from all parts of the British Empire placed at the foot of Nelson's Column to celebrate Trafalgar Day and the death of Lord Nelson. 1 photograph London Hospitals

LMA/4547/22/001 Guys Hospital 1969 May Black and white photograph from the Hull Daily Mail showing Guy's Hopsital in London. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/22/002 King Edward VII's Hospital 1963 Oct 09 Black and white photograph showing the nameplate for King Edward VII's Hospital for Officers, where Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was admitted in October 1963. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 111 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/22/003 King Edward VII's Hospital 1963 Oct 09 Black and white photograph showing policemen outside the King Edward VII hospital for officers where Harold Macmillan was admitted. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/22/004 National Heart Hospital 1968 May 04 Black and white photograph showing the National Heart Hospital in Marylebone. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/22/005 Royal College of Surgeons 1936 Jul 10 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the Royal College of Surgeons in Lincoln's Inn Fields. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/22/006 St Thomas' Hospital 1960 Jun 04 Black and white photograph from the National Press Agency showing St Thomas' Hospital, on the bank of the River Thames, almost opposite the Houses of Parliament. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/22/007 University College Hospital 1968 May Black and white photograph showing University College Hospital. 1 photograph Crime and Punishment in London

LMA/4547/23/001 Holloway Prison for Women Black and white photograph from the Central Press Agency showing the Holloway women's Prison in London. Run as part of a story about the execution date of Mrs Edith Thompson being fixed. Mrs Thompson was due to be executed for her part in the Ilford murder. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/002 Holloway Prison 1957 Mar Black and white photograph from K Lambert for the Camera Press. Photograph shows Holloway Prison, built in 1848-52 in an architectural style reminiscent of a mediaeval castle. It was restricted to female prisoners in 1903 and has accomodation for 975. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 112 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/23/003 Holloway Prison 1963 Feb 09 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers group showing a crowd gathered in front of Holloway Prison. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/004 Lincoln's Inn 1935 Jun 14 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Lincoln's Inn, one of the Inns of Court and possibly the oldest of the four Inns of Court between Thames and Holborn. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/005 Lincoln's Inn 1935 Jun 14 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing, on the right, Lincoln's Inn, one of the Inns of Court and possibly the oldest of the four Inns of Court between Thames and Holborn. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/006 Lincoln's Inn 1967 Jul 21 Black and white photograph from the Press Association Ltd showing the Great Hall at Lincoln's Inn, possibly the oldest of the four Inns of Court between Thames and Holborn and home to some of the country's leading lawyers. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/007 The Old Bailey 1938 Oct 26 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the Central Criminal Court (the Old Bailey), just off Ludgate Hill. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/008 The Old Bailey - Justice 1946 Sep 30 Black and white photograph from the Evening News showing the Statue of Justice from the dome of the Central Criminal Court at the Old Bailey. Found with LMA/4547/23/008a, a note from Will Stewart of the London Office of the Northcliffe Newspapers Group House Service to Mr G Goodenough of Hull explaining the photograph. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 113 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/23/008a Note regarding Justice 1946 Sep 30 Typewritten note from Will Stewart of the London office of the Northcliffe Newspapers Group House Service to Mr G Goodenough in Hull explaining the lack of availability of pre-war potographs of the statue of Justice on the dome of the Central Criminal Court at the Old Bailey. Found with LMA/4547/23/008, the photograph of the statue. 1 document

LMA/4547/23/009 Crowds outside the Central Criminal Court 1958 Feb 03 Black and white photograph showing the queue outside the Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey, near Ludgate Hill, waiting to enter to hear the first day of the Brighton conspiracy trial. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/010 The Royal Courts of Justice Sepia postcard from the Valentines 'Photo- Brown' series, stamped with a Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd stamp. Postcard shows the Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand, looking down Fleet Street. The Royal Courts of Justice were built in the Monastic Gothic style, the cost of over £1,000,000 being provided from unclaimed funds in Chancery. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/011 The Royal Courts of Justice 1931 Nov 25 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Ltd showing the Royal Courts of Justice, located at the juncture of Fleet Street and the Strand. Photograph taken from the Strand, looking down Fleet Street. On reverse of photograph is a note from the process department, dated 1931 Nov 25. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/012 Scotland Yard 1930 Jul 24 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Scotland Yard, taken from Thames Embankment. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 114 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/23/013 Scotland Yard 1954 Sep 11 Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Scotland Yard. Photograph run with a story on the reopening of the famous 'Black Museum', housed in Scotland Yard and damaged during the Second World War. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/014 New Scotland Yard - The Information Room 1967 Feb 21 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the information room at Scotland Yard, with its recently modernised equipment. In 1966 there were 396,454 emergency '999' calls, compared to 47,908 in 1938. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/015 New Scotland Yard - The Telegraph Office 1967 Feb 15 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the Telegraph Office, adjoining the Information Room at New Scotland Yard, where a private automatic teleprinter exchange provides communication between 110 traffic units and police stations and the Telegraph Office. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/016 New Scotland Yard - The Information Room 1967 Jun Black and white photograph showing the Information Room at New Scotland Yard, where calls from members of the public are handled. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/017 Scotland Yard - The Photographic Department Black and white photograph, apparently a copy of another photograph showing the early photographic department at old Scotland Yard. Photograph undated, although there is a note from the Process Department of the paper on the reverse. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/018 Scotland Yard - Securing finger-print records Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing how a finger print record was made. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 115 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/23/019 Scotland Yard - Taking Finger-prints Black and white photograph, mounted on card, showing a Detective Sergeant at CID headquarters in Scotland Yard, taking fingerprints. No date and no copyright attribution. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/020 New Scotland Yard - Comparing Finger-prints Black and white photograph showing two finger-prints, enlarged and projected onto a screen at New Scotland Yard for comparison by the Epidiascope. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/021 Scotland Yard - Looking for Finger-prints Black and white photograph showing investigators at Scotland Yard examining articles left at a crime scene for finger-prints. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/022 Scotland Yard - Examining Finger-prints Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing an investigator at Scotland Yard examining finger-print records. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/023 Scotland Yard- the Finger-print department Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the finger-print department at Scotland Yard. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/024 Wandsworth Prison 1959 Nov 05 Black and white photograph showing a crowd gathered outside Wandsworth Prison at the execution hour of Guenther Podola. The crowd includes two students carrying banners protesting against the death penalty. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/025 Wandsworth Prison 1960 Nov 10 Black and white photograph showing a crowd outside Wandsworth Prison awaiting an execution hour. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 116 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/23/026 Wandsworth Prison 1961 Jun Black and white photograph by Bryn George for the Camera Press Ltd showing the main entrance and the exterior of Wandsworth Prison. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/23/027 Wormwood Scrubs Prison 1966 Jun 06 Black and white photograph showing the wall outside Wormwood Scrubs prison in London. Four prisoners escaped over this wall using improvised ropes and hooks. The prisoners were chased by prison staff and one was recaptured. 1 photograph London Office Buildings

LMA/4547/24/001 Agriculture House 1956 Aug 28 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Agriculture House, the headquarters of the National Farmers Union in London, shortly before its official opening by the Queen Mother. Also used in an article comparing architecture in Hull and London. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/002 Apple to Close 1968 Jul 31 Black and white photograph showing crowds surging around Apple, the shop in Baker Street owned by The Beatles, during a giveaway of stock following announcements that the shop was to close eight months after it opened. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/003 The BP Building 1962 Apr 06 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing an artist's impression of the forthcoming BP Building, to be built in Moorfields, near the Metropolitan Railway station. The building was anticipated to be 35 storeys, dominating the sky-line and dwarfing the surrounding buildings. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 117 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/24/004 Centre Point 1966 May 20 Black and white Press Association photograph showing the new Centre Point building in St Giles Circus. At 385 feet, it is 15 feet higher than St Pauls Cathedral and was one of the most prominent features of the rapidly changing post Second World War London skyline. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/005 Elephant and Castle 1967 Apr 11 Black and white Press Association photograph showing the new Elephant and Castle developement. A pedestrianised centre in the place of the old market-place, it had 120 shops under a covered roof which could be opened up in four places during clement weather. The name Elephant and Castle is thought to date back to before Shakespeare and may be a corruption of "Eleanor of Castille". Also included in the photograph (and identified in the text on the reverse) are the Metropolitan Tabernacle, the London School of Printing and Graphic Art, the Bakerloo and Northern line underground stations, one of the two pubs, the shopping centre itself, the Alexander Fleming House office block and, in the distance, to the right, the Dome of St Paul's Cathedral, partially obscured by smoke from a chimney, possibly that of Millbank Power station (now the Tate Modern). 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/006 Earls Court Black and white photograph showing an artist's impression of the Earls Court Exhibition Centre. The photograph is attached to a letter from George W Hubbard, on behalf of the British Pacific Trust, although the photograph appears to be non-copyright. Although undated, the letter mentions that the building will open in January 1937. Earls Court held over 12 acres of exhibition space over two floors and could seat 25,000 people for sporting events and large scale entertainments. The building was also designed to hold the three principal British exhibitions; the British Industries Fair, the Ideal Home Exhibition and the Motor Show. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 118 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/24/007 Extel Statistical Services 1968 Feb 14 Black and white photograph showing a filing clerk at Extel Statistical Services Ltd producing up-to-the-minute information for an investor with a question about company information. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/009 The Lloyds Building 1949 Nov 10 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the exterior frontage of the Lloyds building in the City of London, the centre for marine underwriting. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/010 Lloyds Building - the Main Entrance 1949 Nov 10 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the main entrance to the Lloyds Building in the City of London, the centre for marine underwriting. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/011 Lloyds Building - the Main Entrance 1949 Nov 10 Black and white photograph showing the main entrance to the Lloyds building in the City of London, the centre for marine underwriting. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/012 Lloyds Building - the Lutine Bell 1956 Jan 14 Black and white photograph from Fox Photos showing the Lutine Bell in the Underwriting Room at the Lloyds building. The bell is sounded for important news. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 119 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/24/013 The New Lloyds Building - the Underwriting 1957 Nov 112 Room Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Underwriting Room in the new Lloyds Building in Lime Street, in the City of London shortly before its opening by the Queen Mother. The Underwriting Room, where much of the world's underwriting business is carried on, is 340 feet by 120 feet, with facings in Issorie Green and Arnie Vein marble. The gallery floor was to be used for non-marine underwriting boxes and the ground floor for the greater number of marine, motor and aviation underwriting boxes. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/014 The Shell Centre 1962 Mar 29 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing one of the offices in the Shell Centre on the South Bank, the largest office block in the UK, housing the central offices of the Royal Dutch/ Shell Group companies. The centre had accommodation for 5,000 staff, in two buildings of 26 and 10 storeys formerly housed in over 30 different buildings. The offices are all situated on the building's periphery with easy access to a lift hall with the central core of the building used for storage, services and corridors. The whole building was lit by flourescent tubs fitted with prismatic glass to avoid glare while the buildings were entirely air-conditioned. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/015 The Shell Centre 1962 Mar 29 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the Shell Centre, the central offices of the Royal Dutch/ Shell Group companies. Comprising two buildings, one 26 storeys and 351 feet high, one 10 storeys, the office block accommodated over 5,000 staff, previously housed in over 30 different offices. The 25th storey of the upstream building held a panoramic viewing gallery open to the public, while underground there were basement car- parks for staff. The piles for the building extended deep underground, some extending as much as 100 feet underground, so deep that the trains on the Bakerloo underground line ran between the piles. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 120 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/24/016 The Shell Centre Telephone Switchboard 1962 Mar 29 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the telephone switchboard at the Shell Centre, the largest private automatic exchange in Britain at the time, with 240 telephone lines. The text on the reverse of the photograph explains how the switchboard works. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/24/017 The Victoria Blower Company 1957 Mar 21 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the London Headquarters of the Victoria Blower Company Ltd, which provided an office-to- course messenger service for bookmakers, enabling bookmakers all over the country to pass on some bets to bookmakers at the racecourse so they could balance their books and ensure a profit on each race. Two sets of telephonists are at work, three receiving calls from bookmakers, two in direct contact with racecourses. 1 photograph London Landmarks

LMA/4547/25/001 Admiralty Arch 1931 Jun 10 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Admiralty Arch from the Mall, leading into Trafalgar Square. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/002 Admiralty Arch Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Admiralty Arch illuminated and festooned with decorations for the coronation, probably of King George VI in 1937. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 121 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/003 Admiralty Arch from the air 1953 Feb 28 Black and white photograph from the Camera Press of an aerial view of part of the route taken by the Coronation Procession at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Specifically the photograph shows the route from the Mall, showing the Mall leading up to Admiralty Arch, and beyond the Arch, Trafalgar Square with the National Gallery, St Martin-in-the-Field, and South Africa House. To the right of South Africa House, is the Strand while to the right of Admiralty Arch is the Admiralty building. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/004 The Astor Club - Mayfair 1956 May 05 Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing a cabaret artist in a satin dress at the Astor Club entertaining a club member with a table to himself. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/005 The Astor Club - Mayfair 1956 May Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Caberet Artist Pat Dahl during her act at the Astor Club. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/006 The Bank of England 1938 Oct 26 Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers Group Ltd showing the Bank of England on the corner with Princes Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/007 The Bank of England 1939 May 03 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the corner of the Bank of England. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/008 Guard Duty at the Bank of England 1949 Dec Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing men of the Grenadier Guards marching into the Bank of England to take over guard duty for the night. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 122 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/009 The Bank of England 1958 Oct 28 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing the frontage of the Bank of England. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/010 The Offices of the Bank of England 1960 Oct 11 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the offices of the Bank of England on New Change, run as part of an article about the City's return to it's fomer position dominating the world's financial centres. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/011 The Bank of England 1961 May 02 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the door to the Bank of England. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/012 The Bank of England Picquet 1966 Apr 30 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing men from the Brigade of Guards marching down the Thames Embankment on their way to the Bank of England to take on night duty at the Bank as they have done since 1780. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/013 The Bank of England 1966 Jul 14 Black and white photograph showing officials leaving the Bank of England, making 7 per cent signs with their hands. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/014 The Bank of England 1967 Jan 26 Black and white photograph showing messengers excitedly leaving the Bank of England with the news that the bank rate had been cut. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/015 The Bank of England Offices 1968 Mar Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers group showing the new Bank of England offices in the New Change in the City of London. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 123 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/016 The Bank of England 1968 Mar Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the frontage of the Bank of England, from the corner of Cheapside and Princes Street. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/017 The Bank of England 1968 Mar 12 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing the frontage of the Bank of England. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/018 Barking Power Station 1949 Dec 14 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a technician at Barking Power Station explaing some of the dials in the engine-room to some of the Royal Navy men helping out at Britain's biggest power station during a strike of workers at the power station, protesting against use of Service personnel during disputes at other London power stations. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/019 Inside the Control Room at Battersea Power 1947 Feb 10 Station Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the control room at Battersea Power Station where an operator at a ship's telegraph (which communicates directions to the boiler room) makes a signal to reduce power as an electicity cut was imposed. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/020 Battersea Power Station Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Battersea Power Station from the River Thames. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/021 Bush House 1935 Jun 13 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Bush House on Kingsway. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 124 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/022 Christie's Auction Rooms 1957 March 13 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the sale, at Christie's, of silver from the collection of the Princess Royal and the Earl of Harewood. The photograph shows a pair of George III circular second-course dishes with gadrooned rims and borders engraved with the Lascelles arms, which fetched £210. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/023 Christie's Auction Rooms 1967 Dec 01 Black and white photograph showing 'La Terrasse a Saint-Andresse' by Claude Monet, originally sold by the artist for about £17 but auctioned at Christie's for 560,000 guineas. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/024 The College of Arms 1937 Feb 08 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the College of Arms or the Herald College. Rebuilt after the Great Fire of London in 1666, it was from the College of Arms that the Officers of Arms conducted business relating to the coronation of King George VI. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/025 The Embankment shrouded in fog 1945 Dec 31 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing a gloomy scene. A policeman watches a bus making its way along the Embankment as London is shrouded in fog. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/026 Hyde Park 1929 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing riders along Rotten Row, Hyde Park. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 125 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/027 Hyde Park fountain 1963 May 02 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing a fountain, sculpted by T.B Huxley- Jones and cast by the Corinthian Bronze Company, donated to Hyde Park by the Constance Fund, which donated various artworks to London parks and open spaces. The central figures on the fountain represent the joy of life while the four smaller figures represent the four winds. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/028 Hyde Park Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing walkers, cyclists, motorists and riders on Rotten Row, Hyde Park. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/029 The World's largest one-piece flagstaff at Kew 1959 Oct Gardens Black and white photograph from Ivor B.N. Evans, issued on behalf of Higgs and Hill Ltd, Crown Works. The photograph shows 225 feet of the world's largest one-piece wooden flagstaff, made by Higgs and Hill from a Douglas Fir tree originally 275 feet long and weighing 37 tons. The Douglas Fir was presented by the people of the Province of British Columbia to celebrate the centenary of the Province of British Columbia and the bi- centenary of Kew Gardens. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/030 Spring at Kew Gardens A young girl demonstates the arrival of Spring at Kew Gardens, by pointing out the arrival of the Snowdrops. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/031 Lambeth Palace 1961 Jul 03 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Lambeth Palace, on the Thames Embankment, the London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Run as part of an article about the appointment of a new Archbishop of Canterbury. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 126 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/032 Lambeth Palace 1961 Jul 03 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Lambeth Palace, on the Thames Embankment, the London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Run as part of an article about the appointment of a new Archbishop of Canterbury. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/033 Lambeth Palace 1961 Jul 03 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group showing Lambeth Palace, on the Thames Embankment, the London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Run as part of an article about the appointment of a new Archbishop of Canterbury. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/034 Student protests at the London School of 1967 Mar 14 Economics Black and white photograph showing students staging an all-night "sit-down" at the L.S.E. over the suspension of two student leaders for disobeying the Director, Sir Sidney Caine, and holding a meeting on January 31 1967. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/035 Student Protests at the London School of 1967 Mar 14 Economics Black and white photographs showing students sitting beneath a banner voting to 'sit for ever' during a sit in at the London School of Economics in protest over the suspension of two student leaders for holding a meeting on January 31 1967, in direct defiance of the school's Director, Sir Sidney Caine. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/036 Police remove female student at London 1967 Mar 14 School of Economics protests Black and white photograph showing police carrying a female student out of the London School of Economics after students staged a 'sit-in' at the L.S.E. in protest over the suspension of two student leaders for holding a meeting on 31 January 1967, in direct contravention of the school's Director, Sir Sidney Caine. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 127 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/037 Male student carried out of the London School 1967 Mar 14 of Economics during protests Black and white photogrpah showing policemen carrying a male student away from Connaught House, the administrative block of the London School of Economics, during a student 'sit-in' protesting against the suspension of two student leaders after they held a meeting on 31 January 1967 in defiance of the school's Director, Sir Sidney Caine. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/038 London School of Economics 1969 Jan 25 Black and white photograph from the Press Association showing policemen on duty outside the London School of Economics in Aldwych. The L.S.E was closed after 36 people were arrested when students rioted and destroyed new steel security gates. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/039 London School of Economics 1969 Jan Black and white photograph showing students studying notices announcing the closure of the L.S.E. after riots where demonstrating students destroyed new steel security gates and 36 people were arrested. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/040 The Reptile House at London Zoo 1960 Dec 28 Black and white photograph showing the interior of the Reptile House at London Zoo and a well shaft where four workmen were overcome by fumes. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/041 Royal Horse Artillery at Marble Arch 1948 Nov 15 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing members of the Kings Troop of the Royal Horse Artillery passing through Marble Arch on the way from St John's Barracks to Hyde Park where they fired a salute in celebration of the birth of Prince Charles. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 128 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/042 Marble Arch 1953 Feb 29 Black and white photograph from the Camera Press of an areial view (taken by Photoflight) of the route for the Coronation Procession at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. This photograph shows Marble Arch, built in 1827 by John Nash and said to have been modelled on the Arch of Constantine in Rome. The Arch contains a police station and the gate of the arch is opened only to Royal Carriages, giving them priviledged access into Hyde Park, seen in the foreground of the photograph. Also included in the photograph is one of Lyons' Corner Houses, incorporating the Cumberland Hotel, the Odeon cinema on the corner of Edgeware Road (which leads off to the left of the photograph) and Oxford street (whch runs from left to right across the photograph). 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/043 Marble Arch 1960 Oct 01 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Marble Arch and the gates through which the Royal Carriages may have privileged access to Hyde Park. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/044 Masonic Temple 1931 Aug 24 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the new £1,000,000 Masonic Temple rapidly nearing completion in Great Queen Street, Kingsway. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/045 Masonic Temple Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the now completed Masonic Temple, which cost £1,000,000, located in Great Queen Street, Kingsway. Although the photograph has no official date, it is probably c.1932 since the previous photograph (LMA/4547/25/043) is dated 1931 and shows the temple nearly complete. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 129 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/046 Marble head found at the Temple of Mithras 1954 Sep 27 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing the marble head of a youth, called the most beautiful find ever made in Britain, which was unearthed at the site of the Temple of Mithras in Bucklersbury, City of London. The head is eleven inches high and was found near the spot where the head of the god Mithras had been discovered during excavations prior to the relocation of the temple ruins. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/047 Excavations in progress at the Temple of 1954 Oct 04 Mithras Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing archeologists, including Mrs Audrey Williams, digging carefully around new discoveries at the Temple of Mithras in Bucklersbury in the City of London. The new finds included the marble head of a bearded man, a hand transfixed by an iron pin and a small figurine. The finds were made during excavations prior to the relocation of the Temple of Mithras to a site eighty yards from their original location. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/048 Dionysus found at the Temple of Mithras 1954 Oct 08 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing a small marble group including Dionysus (in the centre) and Silenus on his donkey (on the left) unearthed during excavations at the Temple of Mithras in Bucklersbury in the City of London. The excavations were being done prior to the temple's removal to a site eighty yards away. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/049 The Old Curiosity Shop Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing The Old Curiosity Shop, immortalised by Charles Dickens in his novel of the same name. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 130 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/050 Heating Tower in Dolphin Square, Pimlico 1950 Aug 01 Black and white photograph from PA Reuter showing the Pimlico Housing estate and Dolphin square and their central heater. The tall cylindrical steel and glass storage tower is an accumulator, using exhaust heat pumped from Battersea Power station, on the opposite side of the River Thames, to give warmth and hot water to the flats in the Pimlico Housing estate and Dolphin Square. The system was planned to give central heating to 10,000 people and save Westminster City Council 10,000 tons of fuel a year. The system would, it was estimated, cost nine shillings and fivepence to heat a flat of four rooms, kitchen and bathroom. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/051 The Prospect of Whitby 1958 Nov 17 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph of the Prospect of Whitby, thought to be London's oldest established riverside inn, built c.1520 in Wapping. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/052 The Saloon Bar of the Prospect of Whitby 1958 Nov 17 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the interior of the Saloon Bar of the Prospect of Whitby, thought to be London's oldest established riverside inn, built c.1520. The saloon bar has an old-world atmosphere, redolent of sea-faring folk. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/053 The Royal Exchange 1935 Aug 21 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Royal Exchange, built c.1571. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/054 The Royal Exchange Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph, showing the Royal Exchange, built c.1571. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 131 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/055 Royal Institute of British Architects (R.I.B.A.) Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Royal Institute of British Architects in Portland Place, shortly before its royal opening. The bronze doors are decorated with panels representing the River Thames and famous London landmarks and the two figures on the columns on either side of the doors represent Man and Woman Aspiring to Architecture. The panels sunk into the pavement in front of the building are for permanent floodlighting. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/056 Making Silver Money at the Royal Mint Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing silver discs, which have been washed prior to striking, being tipped into a waiting bucket. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint on Towre Hill strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/057 Making Pennies at the Royal Mint Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing hundreds of new pennies on a conveyor belt. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint on Tower Hill strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/058 Making Money at the Royal Mint Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing workers at the Royal Mint watching as molten silver is poured into bar moulds. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint on Tower Hill strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 132 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/059 Making Money at the Royal Mint 1946 Nov 15 Black and white PA Reuter photograph showing Mr William Robery 'overlooking' two thousand pounds' worth of new half crowns on the mangle at the Royal Mint at Tower Hill. These new half crowns are being minted to replace the old silver money and are 25 per cent nickel and 75 per cent copper. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/060 Making Gold at the Royal Mint Black and white photograph from Planet News showing a worker at the Royal Mint on Tower Hill stacking £75,000 of gold ingots. In the foreground is a container of crushed gold, ready to be melted into more ingots. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/061 Making Money at the Royal Mint 1949 Jun 18 Black and white photograph from the Northcliffe Newspapers Group Ltd showing thousands of pounds worth of gold trinkets being shovelled into the melting pot to make gold ingots. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint on Tower Hill strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/062 Making Money at the Royal Mint Black and white photograph from the Associated Press shows an official of the Empire Trust Company, New York City, receiving a large deposit of gold coin at the Royal Mint on Tower Hill. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 133 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/063 Making Money at the Royal Mint 1949 Jun 25 Black and white photograph from the Royal Mint at Tower Hill showing a machine punching out silver discs which will be made into florins. Photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers Group. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/064 The Royal Mint 1949 Jun 25 Black and white photograph from the Hull Daily Mail, showing the exterior of the Royal Mint at Towr Hill. The present Royal Mint dates from 1810 but coins have been minted on Tower Hill sice 928 when King Athelstan extblished his mint there. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/065 Making Money at the Royal Mint 1956 Feb Black and white photograph from Central Press Photos showing workers at the Royal Mint on Tower Hill scrutinising new coins for defects. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/066 The Royal Mint 1956 Dec Black and white photograph from John Stone for the Camera Press showing the Royal Mint on Tower Hill. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 134 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/067 Making Money at the Royal Mint 1968 Mat 12 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing coins being passsed along on a conveyor belt at the Royal Mint on Tower Hill to check for defects. Erected in 1811, the Royal Mint strikes coins both for the UK and for abroad. Coins have been minted on Tower Hill since 982 when King Athelstan established his mint there. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/068 The Royal Observatory 1953 Jan Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, home of the Greenwich Meridian at 0 degrees longitude. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/069 The Shot Tower, South Bank 1950 Sep 27 Black and white PA Reuter photograph shows steeplejacks on top of the old Shot Tower on the Thames South Bank erecting the structure necessary to turn the Shot Tower into a Lighthouse for the South Bank Exhibition during the Festival of Britian (1951). A three kilowatt lamp flashing in a 'cage' of prismatic glass was intended to produce a beam visible for many miles. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/070 The Shot Tower, South Bank 1962 Mar 26 Black and white photograph showing steeplejacks swinging pickaxes at the top of the Shot Tower on the South Bank of the Thames as work started on the demolition of the 180ft tower, which had stood on the site since 1826. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/071 Sotheby's Auction Rooms 1958 Oct 16 Black and white photograph showing Paul Cezanne's painting 'Garcon au Gilet Rouge', auctioned at Sotheby's for £220,000, the highest price paid during the impressionist sale of the century. Seven paintings were auctioned for a total cost of £781,000. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 135 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/072 Sotheby's Auction Rooms 1962 Dec 06 Black and white photograph showing the Duke of Bedford watching the sale at Sotheby's of his grandfather's insignia of the Order of the Garter. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/073 Sotheby's Auction Rooms 1964 Apr 17 Black and white photograph from the Hull Daily Mail showing a set of four early Louis XV wall candelabra, belonging to the Earl of Rosebery being sold at Sotheby's. The candelabra were sold to a Paris buyer for £39,000, a world record for any candelabra. The overall sale reached £465,585, a world record for any furniture sale. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/074 The Southwark Reception Centre for Homeless 1955 Feb 28 Women Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the exterior of the Southwark reception centre for Homeless Women with its tall chimneys. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/075 The Southwark Reception Centre for Homeless 1955 Feb 28 Women Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing Mrs Maud Johnson (superintendent) and her deputy, Miss Joan Bedford, discussing a problem case. Nobody who ever knocks at the green door of the centre is ever turned away. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/076 The Southwark Centre for Homeless Women 1955 Feb 28 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the rest room at the London County Council's Southwark Centre for Homeless Women. 1 photograph LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 136 HULL DAILY NEWS {PHOTOGRAPHS OF LONDON EVENTS}

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LMA/4547/25/077 University of London 1938 Mar 24 Black and white Northcliffe Newspapers photograph showing the work in progress on the buildings for the University of London buildings near the British Museum in Bloomsbury (now University College London). The buildings were not scheduled for completion until 1940. 1 photograph

LMA/4547/25/078 The Weiner Library 1960 Jun 18 Black and white photograph from Northcliffe Newspapers showing Mrs Ilse Wolff, librarian of the Weiner Library, glancing through a book about Nazi atrocitites. 1 photograph