A sunny day in Glasgow, 1950s style. These ladies are enjoying a spot of sunbathing on the roof of the former Lewis's department store. In the distance is the giant cooling tower of Pinkston Power Station and the arched frontage of Queen St Station.

A soldier shows off the hole in a comrade's helmet at Paddock Wood station, Kent, 1 June 1940.

Two sisters reading letters from America. Mail arrival at a cosy home in County Monaghan, 1903.

Whitechapel. London E1. 1938

Elephant & Castle Underground station, london, 1944.

Some Edwardian ladies and gents hanging out on a fence, 1900s.

5ft 8in (1.73m) Showman Pete Collins (left) walking alongside 7ft 9.5in (2.37m) Albert Johan Kramer (center) and Kramer's brother-in-law 3ft 6in (1.07m) Josef Fassler (right) in London, England in c. 1935. Kramer and Fassler were a performing duo known as "Lofty the Dutch Giant and Seppetoni The Swiss Midget" that toured the UK.

Man on a penny farthing, 1900

From circa 1905, the photograph shows three Dundonians heading out for a Sunday Stroll.

1863: A couple pose on the Newcastle side of the Tyne, with the High Level Bridge behind. The Georgian Bridge is just visible. Photo courtesy of Newcastle Libraries.

A London Knocker Up. 1914…

St Mary Matfelon Church. As seen from Green Dragon Yard. Whitechapel. London E1. 1890s…

A packed Sunday morning market on Newcastle Quayside in April, 1958 (Photo: Newcastle Chronicle)

Camberwell New Road, at the junction with Warham Street, in Camberwel, london, 1920.

"St Paul’s from Ludgate Circus, 1920s. One of the few views to show the tracks and the width of the former railway bridge. This photograph beautifully captures the bustling energy of London during the early 20th century.

The iconic dome of St. Paul’s Cathedral stands majestically in the background, while the intricate details of the bridge and surrounding buildings showcase the architectural charm of the era. The scene is alive with the movement of trams, buses, and pedestrians, offering a glimpse into the daily life of Londoners nearly a century ago. A historical treasure, preserving a moment in time."

1900 Tower of London. Ceremony of the Keys.

A record player turntable production line. HMV Factory, Hayes, London 1930

The inquiry office of Bishopsgate Police Station in London, where in the street nearby the Petticoat Lane, thousands of shoppers were busy trying to find bargains. Seated on the counter is a little girl brought in by Constable B232, who had apparently lost her mother in the crowd. December 1969.

Harringay Arena 1958.

A photo, possibly taken at a fiftieth year celebrations, of an old Battle of Waterloo veteran, England, 1854.