Daily Mirror Collection (page 2)

Mirror British Music Video Awards, London, Tuesday 6th October 1987. Our Picture Shows... Fiona Fullerton

Sea Scouts in their bunks on board the Daily Mirror vessel. September 1912

Womens sculling championship of the River Thames. Which was promoted and organised by the Daily Mirror. Miss Brady (2nd) assists the winner Miss Pocock, who is rowed out

Daily Mirror newspapers being loaded on to a Liverpool bound train at Euston Station. London. 2nd December 1920. Composite Image

On the 12th May 1919 the Daily Mirror introduced its readers to the adventures of Pip and Squeak. Within nine months Pip the dog and penguin Squeak were joined by a rabbit called Wilfred

The Daily Mirror Pets. Squeak with the pets happy guests at Liverpool Street Station. Children numbering 750 went off to seaside and country in Norfolk and Suffolk at the expense of the Pip

The Daily Mirrors Pets, Pip, Squeak and Wilfred in the Isle of Wight. 25th August 1923

The Daily Mirrors Pip, Squeak and Wilfred on the Kentish Coast. August 1920

Five of the party of six Daily Mirror guests bidding goodbye to officers of the liner Minnekahda as they came ashore from New York at North Woolwich. King George V dock

Daily Mirror, Bouverie Street, a consultation. Left to right, C Hosken, H Sanders and R Charlton. June 1922

Daily Mirror war correspondent handing out copies to the troops on the Normandy invasion beaches. 13th June 1944

Special tug for the Daily Mirror. The Liverpool tug, Egerton, delivers a big supply of Daily Mirrors to Douglas, Isle of Man

General view of Redcar races. 1973

Boy wearing Daily Mirror Hat, to promote Daily Mirror Day at Belle Vue, Manchester on Whit Monday 5th June 1963. Slogan... Have Fun with the Daily Mirror

Daily Mirror Day at Belle Vue Zoological Gardens, Belle Vue, Manchester, June 1962. Mirror Snaps Girls are popular with amateur photographers wearing hats with slogan

Giant Easter Egg more than three feet high and filled with 75 pounds of chocolate and sweets is delivered to a South London County Council Childrens home, Monday 3rd April 1961

Daily Mirror Poster advertising special report into Northern Ireland football team, Ballymena United 3 Day Probe, February 21 - 23, Mirror Sport Special, Tuesday 21st February 1961

The Daily Mirror Group Stand at The Newsagents Fair, exhibition hall complex, Belle Vue Zoological Gardens, Belle Vue, Manchester, Tuesday 28th February 1961

Daily Mirror New Years Honours Dinner at the Waldorf Hotel, Aldwych. Mr Henry Hayward S.R.N. of Langho Colony near Blackburn Lancs (award winner) and his wife Mrs Norma Hayward. 29th January 1960

Mr Robin Freeman, winner of the Daily Mirror Millionaires competition, pictured at his home in Woking. 19th November 1957

British boxer Nigel Benn with a copy of the Daily Mirror. 3rd July 1992

Daily Mirror photographer Bill Malindine. 6th May 1960

Daily Mirror photographer Bill Malindine. 21st December 1961

The closure of Cochranes, Middlesbrough. 1971

A street scene in Darlington, County Durham. Jacksons Ltd. boot and shoe shop. 8th June 1937

1970 London to Mexico World Cup Rally. The motor rally started at Wembley Stadium in London on 19 April 1970 and finished in Mexico City on 27 May 1970, covering approximately 16, 000 miles

Daily Mirror Competition Winners visit the birthplace of Elvis Presley in Tupelo, Lee County, Mississippi, USA, 27th August 1973

Miss Felicity Green, Daily Mirror Assistant Editor. 16th March 1962

Daily Mirror Sports Writer Ken Jones. 16th September 1984

Miss Felicity Green, Daily Mirror Assistant Editor. 16th March 1962

Zsa Zsa Gabor reads an article in the Daily Mirror regarding a dispute she had in Monte Carlo, while at London Airport with her daughter and husband. 7th August 1964

Tom Grant, Daily Mirror Photographer, Circa 1920

The horses for the Daily Mirror Womens Race are parade before the grandstand at Redcar 4th August 1972

Owner Frank Spencer leads in Fiery Coin and jockey Cliffe Parkes after winning the Andy Capp Handicap race at Redcar 23rd June 1973

Two of the jockeys in the Daily Mirror Womens Race chat before the race at Redcar 4th August 1972

The horses and jockeys for the Daily Mirror Womens Race are parade before the grandstand at Redcar 4th August 1972

Racegoers gather at the finishing post during the Andy Capp Handicapp race meeting at Redcar 23rd June 1973

The rest of the field in the Andy Capp Handicap crosses the line after Cliff Parkes and 16 - 1 shot Fiery Coin crosses the line. 23rd June 1973

Owners and special guests leave the course before the start of the 1971 Andy Capp Handicap race at Redcar 19th June 1971

The runners in the 1971 Andy Capp Handicap in the parade ring before the the race at Redcar 19th June 1971

Runners and riders in the Daily Mirror Womens Race gallop the final furlongs to the finishing line at Redcar 4th August 1972

Song of the Sea ridden by Willie Carson crossing the line to win the 1971 Andy Capp Handicap. 19th June 1971

Willie Carson Song of the Sea jockey winner of the 1971 Andy Capp Handicap seen here with the winners trophy at Redcar 19th June 1971

Little Downham Boys Team, made up of 10 year olds from Downham Foeffees Junior School, near Ely, Cambridgeshire, 2nd December 1973. Daily Mirror School Team of the Month, for November

Kent Gavin, Daily Mirror Staff Photographer, steps off aeroplane at London Heathrow, after arriving from Amman, Jordan, 23rd September 1970

Daily Mirror Newspaper Boy or Girl of the Year Contest 1969. Midland Finals, Photo-call held at the Midland Hotel, Birmingham, 14th December 1969. Margaret Ann Clews. Peggy Harris

Daily Mirror Newsroom, 1961

Daily Mirror Newsroom, Editorial Floor, Holborn, London, Circa 1990

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"Capturing the Daily Mirror's Vibrant History: From Pets to Pop Culture" Step into the world of the Daily Mirror, where pets take center stage at the Herne Bay carnival. Meet Pip, Squeak, and Wilfred - beloved furry companions who stole hearts with their adorable antics. In 1991, Nick Davies, former Foreign Editor of the Daily Mirror, engaged in a captivating conversation with Nick Fullagar. Their exchange shed light on global affairs and showcased the newspaper's commitment to delivering comprehensive news coverage. Travel back to July 1959 when Fistral Beach in Cornwall became a playground for adventure during the exhilarating Daily Mirror Treasure Hunt. Participants scoured every nook and cranny in search of hidden treasures while embracing the thrill of competition. The influence of pop culture is undeniable as Guys N Dolls donned trendy Daily Mirror Pop Club T-shirts in January 1976. This iconic moment exemplifies how music and media intertwine to create lasting impressions on society. Pip, Squeak, and Wilfred were not limited to one location; they spread joy across various destinations like Hunstanton in Norfolk and Minehead. Their presence brought smiles wherever they went, reminding us that even newspapers have endearing mascots. Joining forces with local communities was another aspect close to The Daily Mirror's heart. They actively participated in fetes held within Lord's grounds – fostering connections beyond just reporting news but becoming an integral part of people's lives. Promoting events such as the Great 5 Towns Competition was yet another way The Daily Mirror engaged with its readership. A bus adorned with eye-catching signage traveled through towns, igniting excitement among locals eager to participate. Geraldine House stood tall as home base for The Daily Mirror offices since April 8th, 1954. Within those walls resided countless stories waiting to be told – journalists working tirelessly day after day to deliver news that mattered.