Barmaid Collection (page 4)

Miss Nora Collins chatting with a customer in her public house, 21st March 1938

Actor, Alan Boswell, who plays King Pellimore in the Minerva Clubs production of Camelot, at the Kings Theatre, Glasgow, Scotland

Actors came and went but barmaid Doris Walton kept on pulling the pints behind the pumps at the Theatre Royal bar in Newcastle

Customers and staff at the Cider House on Harrow Road, London. Circa 1946

Actors came and went but barmaid Doris Walton kept on pulling the pints behind the pumps at the Theatre Royal bar in Newcastle

Hows this for a long drink?... Its his daily yard of cider that shes pouring out for Mr George Bird, village postman at Kingscote, Gloucestershire. 19th August 1938

John Shaw, of Walworth, a fruiterer with a passion for horses owns a pedigree Shetland piebald pony called Felbridge Flash

Could you drink a pint in what was once a morgue? At the Acorn Inn - one end in Wilton Street, Lozells, Birmingham, the other in Wheeler Street

Mrs Hockey seen here working behind the bar of the Princess of Wales pub February 1957

Actress Anita Dobson from Eastenders TV programme on set having cup of tea behind bar of pub November 1985 © mirrorpix

A recent installation to the fittings of the Long Bar at the North Eastern Hotel, Newcastle Upon Tyne is a pistol type beer pump, with a long flexible pipe

Identical twin barmaids Joan Metcalf and Marie Dunn seen here behind the bar 1977

The landlady of the local chalks up a message no man wants to see " Sold Out No Beer". In the summer of 1946 there was a shortage of beer across the United Kingdom

The barmaid at The Chimes Lansbury Public House stands behind the bar beside the beer pumps. July 1953

Mrs Hockey seen here working behind the bar of the Princess of Wales pub February 1957

Wendy Richard May 1966 Actress and Model aged 19 years old serving behind bar near Trafalgar Square London

Deborah Carter, 17 can take her white horse anywhere. She takes Kelly into the bar of the Railway Tavern, Buckhurst Hill, Essex. Kelly puts in his order over the bar to the landlady

An elephant puts in his regular order at the pub circa 1971

Seven O Clock Club October 1980 All the drinkers are from an amateur football team whos wives insist that they leave the bar at 7pm

Drinkers in an East End Pub enjoying a pint of beer. March 1987

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173-004

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173-003

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173-006

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173-001

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173-007

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173-005

Occupation: Barmaid: Liz Allen. 1954 A173-002

Dixie the performing pony has a drink with the locals at the pub. October 1951 P004862

Barmaid Gwen Parris from nine pints to no pints, and a ten stonedieting triumph. January 1982 P006523

Pubs: Barmaids. Mr. Ellen Brook licensee of three Pigeons, Northwich Cheshire. November 1953 D6912

Drinking Pubs: Pretty Blonde Susan Frankham 19 a barmaid at the Timbertop Hotel Sheffield. December 1969 Z11766

Peter the lamb drinking ale. September 1952 C4586

Veronica Torode, 24, in hot pants at the Elephant and Castle, London. April 1971 P009282

25 yrs old Miss Dallas Bradshaw of Canada now working at the Imperial Hotel c / Bay
25 yrs old Miss Dallas Bradshaw of Canada now working at the Imperial Hotel c/Bay. As barmaid, having not been able to get job as Ships Radio Officer. December 1969 Z12266

Inventions: Britains first automatic refrigerated draught beer vending machine was demonstrated by the Brewery Division of GKN Sankey Ltd. of Bilston Staffs, at Quaglinos Bury Street, London

BARMAID AND CUSTOMER
A monocled gentleman leans over the bar and banters with a barmaid. Date: 1879

TWO MEN IN A PUB 1848
Two tradesmen stand and talk at the bar in a London pub. Date: 1848

FALL / GREYHOUND / 1932
CHAMPION BARMAID Owned by Mrs Marchetti. Challenge certificate winner 1933-1934. Date: 1932

The Barmaid, 1888, (1946). Creator: William Nicholson
The Barmaid, 1888, (1946). The Painter as Illustrator. Illustration from W. Henleys " London Types", 1888. Published in " English Printed Books", by Francis Meynell

The Assembly Rooms, Kentish Town, 1750, (c1856). Creator: Unknown
The Assembly Rooms, Kentish Town, 1750, (c1856). Travellers would assemble and travel in large groups for protection against highwaymen. The building was boarded up in 1896 prior to demolition

The Queens Head and Artichoke. c1876. Creator: Unknown
The " Queens Head and Artichoke". c1876. Dating from 16th Century, the Queens Head & Artichoke was once a Royal Hunting Lodge on the site of what is now Regents Park

Inside Jamaica Inn, 1952. Creator: Shirley Markham
Inside Jamaica Inn, 1952. Woman cleaning glasses, drunk men. Illustration for " Jamaica Inn" by Daphne du Maurier

Smithfield sharpers, or the countrymen defrauded, c1787. Seven men round a card table in a Smithfield tavern include two countrymen, one old and sleeping

Michael Hardey, 1854. Artist: John Leech
Michael Hardey, 1854. From Handley Cross; or, Mr. Jorrockss Hunt, by Robert Smith Surtees. [Bradbury and Evans, London, 1854]

Whats A Whisper?, 1906. Artist: Philip William May
Whats A Whisper?, 1906. A gentleman ordering a Whisper from a barmaid. A Whisper is a cocktail which mixes whisky and Perrier water. After a cartoon by Phil May (1864?1903)

Eva Moore as Kathie in Boys, First Come, First Served, 1903. Artist: Ellis & Walery
Miss Eva Moore as Kathie, Boys, First Come, First Served, 1903

The Bar at the Folies-Bergere, 1882, (1938). Artist: Edouard Manet
The Bar at the Folies-Bergere, 1882. Painting housed in the Courtauld Institute of Art, London. From World-Famous Paintings edited by J. Greig Pirie [W. & G. Foyle, Ltd, London, 1938.]

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"Unveiling the Untold Stories of a Teenage Barmaid in Halfway House, Rame, Cornwall" In the late 19th or early 20th century, amidst the bustling streets of Victorian gin houses and alcoholism's grip on society, a young barmaid embarked on her journey. With mottos of the week adorning chromolitho posters, she navigated through this intoxicating world. As banquets unfolded in opulent settings like the Egyptian Hall at Mansion House and beer gardens thrived in Würzburg, Germany, our barmaid found solace behind the counter. She witnessed it all - from patrons indulging in John Begg Scotch Whisky to great-grandpapa wetting his whistle with Steven Spurrier's finest concoctions. Her story transcends time as we catch a glimpse of her existence captured through photographs. In 1974 at The Dragonara Hotel in Middlesbrough, she stood tall for a photocall - an emblematic figure representing resilience and strength. But beyond these fleeting moments frozen in time lies an intriguing history. From c. 1660-65's embracing cavalier to comic postcards depicting an obese man drowning his sorrows at the pub; our barmaid was witness to it all. Even mid-late 19th-century art by Carl Spitzweg titled "Die Kellnerin" immortalizes her role as more than just a server but also as an observer of human nature within those walls adorned with fall greyhounds. Today, we pay homage to this unsung hero who served not only drinks but stories untold. Let us raise our glasses high and toast to that teenage barmaid who left an indelible mark on history - forever etched into our collective memory.