Go Board Game Collection

"Step back in time to the 1916 GMT Clock, as we set the Go board game pieces in motion

Go Board Game Collection: GMT Clock 1916, first year of daylight saving

GMT Clock 1916, first year of daylight saving
1st October 1916: A Greenwich Mean Time notice informs the British public of a change in time as clocks go back an hour in the first year of the daylight saving scheme

Go Board Game Collection: Ready To Go On

Ready To Go On
A performer prepares to go on stage, circa 1930. (Photo by FPG/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Packed Up
7th September 1907: A family of hop pickers stand beside their cart which is packed and ready to go. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

School Outing
6th August 1908: School children on an outing to Shirley Hills are queuing to go into tea. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Go Board Game Collection: Canal Full Of Punts

Canal Full Of Punts
22nd June 1913: A crowd gather at Boulters Lock on Ascot Sunday to see the laden punts go through the lock. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Go Board Game Collection: Barred Bathers

Barred Bathers
10th May 1959: Children waiting to go bathing in Hyde Park, London. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

Go Board Game Collection: First Festival Lights

First Festival Lights
3rd May 1951: The River Thames is lit up as lights go on in full to mark the opening of the South Bank Festival of Britain Exhibition. (Photo by Ron Burton/Keystone/Getty Images)

Rush Hour
December 1956: A young couple watch the world go by in Londons Piccadilly Circus. (Photo by Werner Rings/BIPs/Getty Images)

Go Board Game Collection: St. Pauls Fans

St. Pauls Fans
April 1904: F A Cup final fans gather on the steps of St Pauls Cathedral whilst waiting to go to the match at Crystal Palace to watch Manchester City play Bolton Wanderers. Manchester City won 1-0

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"Step back in time to the 1916 GMT Clock, as we set the Go board game pieces in motion. Imagine a 19th Century brewery bustling with activity, ready to go on another productive day. School's out for the summer, and the canal is full of punts, carrying children on a joyful outing. But beware, a lifeboat must be launched to save the barred bathers from danger. As the sun sets, the first festival lights twinkle, signaling the start of an exciting evening. Rush hour traffic fills the streets, but the fans of St. Paul's Cathedral remain undeterred, eagerly anticipating the day's end."