Ealing Collection (page 5)

Gunnersbury House
near Ealing, Middlesex Date: circa 1770

Ealing Soanes House
Sir John Soanes villa in Great Ealing. Date: 1808

Home for Motherless Children, Alexandra House, Uxbridge Road, Ealing

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The " medieval Market" at Knightsbridge for the Benefit of the College for Training Teachers of the Deaf at Ealing, London, UK

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Christ Church, Ealing, Founded by Miss Lewis, 1852

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Ealing Station, Great Western Railway

EALING CHURCHES, UK, engraving 1881 - 1884

EALING GREEN, UK, engraving 1881 - 1884

Ealing Fire Brigade with horse-drawn appliance
Firefighters of the Ealing Fire Brigade, West London, with a horse-drawn appliance

Firefighters at scene of fire in Ealing
Firefighters at scene of fire, Ealing, West London

NFS Heavy Unit vehicle accident, Ealing, WW2
An NFS Heavy Unit vehicle accident in Ealing, West London. The driver, having lost control of the appliance, struck a tree while responding to an emergency call

NFS radio operator at Ealing HQ (34 D), WW2
NFS radio operator at the radio desk, Fire Force Area 34, Ealing HQ (34 D). On the board in front of her is the listing for the London Regional Area call signs

NFS (London Region) Fire Force No 34 staff car, WW2
Senior fire officers staff car belonging to Fire Force 34 area. Seen here at Area HQ, Haven Court Green, Haven Green, Ealing. West London

Polar tableau, RSS Discovery Exhibition
A polar tableau at an RSS Discovery Exhibition, showing a tent, a husky dog, skis, a flag and snow, as used on the the film set at Ealing Studios. 1948

Met Police male voice choir, Ealing, London
The Metropolitan Police " T" Division (Ealing) Male Voice Choir, posing for their photograph in uniform on a street in Ealing, west London. Photo by Wakefields of Ealing

Ealing Common, Ealing, London
The record rainway of June 1901 - view of some rather soggy pedestrians and a struggling open-top (!) tram at Ealing Common, Ealing, London on the evening of the 15th June

Ealing Broadway, London

The Yorkshire Terrier Ashton Ted 95, 1895
Photograph of a tiny blue-and-silver Yorkshire Terrier, called Ashton Ted 95 ; an award-winning animal at the Brighton and Ealing Dog shows of 1896

Miss V Lermite / Tennis
MISS V LERMITE reaching for a high shot at Ealing, London

Sport / Tennis / Beckingham
MISS C BECKINGHAM Playing at Ealing

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"Ealing: A Journey Through Time and Cinema" Step into the enchanting world of Ealing, a place where artistry meets history. From the iconic Titfield Thunderbolt UK quad artwork to the Lavender Hill Mob re-issue quad poster, this quaint town has been immortalized on celluloid. Transport yourself back to 1949 with the theatrical re-issue poster for Whisky Galore. And Kind Hearts and Coronets UK quad poster. These films capture the essence of Ealing's charm, showcasing its picturesque landscapes and captivating stories. Marvel at the majestic Wharncliffe Viaduct in Hanwell, an architectural masterpiece that stands as a testament to Ealing's rich heritage, and is no wonder that it served as a backdrop for scenes from Kind Hearts and Coronets – a true gem in British cinema. Immerse yourself in the magic of Ealing's past with glimpses into its wartime history. Witness the NFS personnel coach from District 34-HQ, reminding us of their bravery during World War II. And let us not forget "Where Do You Want To Go?" - an intriguing piece created by an unknown artist in 1922, offering a glimpse into Ealing's aspirations. Experience everyday life through captivating images such as the horse-drawn appliance Fire Brigade or The Saracen engaging in combat under Derek Ware's guidance. These snapshots showcase both tradition and progress within this vibrant community. Ealing has always been more than just a location; it is alive with stories waiting to be discovered. Whether you're captivated by classic comedies like Star Loco or fascinated by historical events unfolding within these streets, there is something for everyone here. So come along on this journey through time and cinema – explore Ealing’s hidden treasures while immersing yourself in its cinematic legacy. Let your imagination run wild amidst these frames frozen forever on film; discover why Ealing continues to inspire filmmakers and enchant audiences worldwide.