The Railway Crossing, Central Station, Newcastle, undated postcard by G Hastings. This was recently on sale on ebay. There are a few figures, including a driver or railway worker in the cab of the engine on the right hand side. This was at one point the largest railway crossing in the world...
King George VI, who was staying at Egerton House, about three miles from Newmarket, riding with his sister, Princess Mary the Princess Royal, at Newmarket, England, on April 27, 1938.
An early photo of Rushey Green, Catford. The Blackhorse and Harrow public house is on the left. Looks like the 36 Omnibus is about to depart. Photo courtesy of Lewisham Heritage.
An old snapshot of London's Seven Dials crossroads taken in the late 1800s. It is a little circular area in Covent Garden, which is a traffic intersection of seven streets in London's West End.