The London Blitz Collection (page 10)

The London Blitz was a sustained bombing campaign by the German Luftwaffe during World War II

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The London Blitz Collection: Statue of the Apostle St. Bartholomew on the roof of the Northern facade of St Paul

Statue of the Apostle St. Bartholomew on the roof of the Northern facade of St Pauls Cathedral silhouetted against the fires that raged around the cathedral

The London Blitz Collection: Amen Corner shops blaze furiously as nine thousand incendiary bombs fall on the city of

Amen Corner shops blaze furiously as nine thousand incendiary bombs fall on the city of London during a Luftwaffe air raid 29th December 1940

The London Blitz Collection: Firefighters tackle a blaze in a Timber Yard in Camberwell, London

Firefighters tackle a blaze in a Timber Yard in Camberwell, London. The fire was started by a German incendiary bomb dropped on the city during an air raid on the 8th - 9th December 1940

The London Blitz Collection: A London timber stack reduced to charcoal after being ravaged by fire during the blitz

A London timber stack reduced to charcoal after being ravaged by fire during the blitz. December 1940

The London Blitz Collection: The Central Telegraph Office in London through which more than a quarter of the total

The Central Telegraph Office in London through which more than a quarter of the total telegraph traffic of Britain passed, was totally destroyed by fire on the night of 29th - 30th December

Second Great Fire of London. Scenes outside the Bank of England. December 1940

Wall round Bank Subway, London, following an air raid attack. Circa 1941

The London Blitz Collection: Second Great Fire of London. Amen Corner shops blaze furiously during H. E fire raid

Second Great Fire of London. Amen Corner shops blaze furiously during H. E fire raid
Second Great Fire of London. Amen Corner shops blaze furiously during H.E fire raid. 29th December 1940

The London Blitz Collection: The Second Great Fire of London. Fire and H. E blitz. Fire appliances

The Second Great Fire of London. Fire and H. E blitz. Fire appliances
The Second Great Fire of London. Fire and H.E blitz. Fire appliances, hose etc buried under debris at B.D.V Tobacco Co. City Road. Two firemen were killed and several others injured

The London Blitz Collection: Bomb damage at Fetter Lane, London. Geraldine House, the Daily Mirror offices

Bomb damage at Fetter Lane, London. Geraldine House, the Daily Mirror offices, can be seen in the distance. Circa 1941

The Second Great Fire of London. Huge crater outside the Bank. 30th December 1940

The London Blitz Collection: The remains of a bus, destroyed in Stepney, East London following an air raid by

The remains of a bus, destroyed in Stepney, East London following an air raid by the German Luftwaffe in the Blitz. 15th December 1940

The London Blitz Collection: A dog rescued from a destroyed building by Air Raid Precaution wardens (ARP

A dog rescued from a destroyed building by Air Raid Precaution wardens (ARP) following an air raid by the German Luftwaffe in London during there Second world War. 14th October 1940

The London Blitz Collection: London Blitz, Police, Firemen and Troops search wreckage, June 1942

London Blitz, Police, Firemen and Troops search wreckage, June 1942. Sunday Pictorial Published Picture 07/06/1942

The London Blitz Collection: Father Christmas surprises children sheltering in the tunnels of London Underground

Father Christmas surprises children sheltering in the tunnels of London Underground, December 1940. Sunday Pictorial Published Picture 22/12/1940

The London Blitz Collection: Members of the new London Fire Force swing orchestra, all firemen who have been out in

Members of the new London Fire Force swing orchestra, all firemen who have been out in the London blitz, get together for a practice at their station at Albert Embankment

The London Blitz Collection: Postmen shift through the wreckage and rubble to retrieve letters from a blitzed post box

Postmen shift through the wreckage and rubble to retrieve letters from a blitzed post box in central London. Circa December 1940

The London Blitz Collection: Commuters pass the burnt out shell of the Central Telegraph Office on the corner of

Commuters pass the burnt out shell of the Central Telegraph Office on the corner of Newgate Street and St Martins Le Grand, in the shadow of St Pauls Cathedral

The London Blitz Collection: A line of prams parked outside a tube station in London as people take cover underground

A line of prams parked outside a tube station in London as people take cover underground during the blitz. 10th October 1940

The London Blitz Collection: Bill Kennedy rescues the last of the many horses who were trapped for many days after

Bill Kennedy rescues the last of the many horses who were trapped for many days after the bombing of a London mews during the Second World War. 25th November 1940

The London Blitz Collection: Scenes from the dome of St Pauls Cathedral during large scale fire and H. E. raid

Scenes from the dome of St Pauls Cathedral during large scale fire and H. E. raid. London, 29th December 1940

The London Blitz Collection: American soldiers looking at the wrecked school in London

American soldiers looking at the wrecked school in London, beside the shattered gate of the infants entrance. 21st January 1943

The London Blitz Collection: Westminster School, London, damaged in an air raid attack on 10th May 1941

Westminster School, London, damaged in an air raid attack on 10th May 1941. The college dormitory, where the boys slept. It was in this room every Christmas that the famous latin play was given

London suffered its second fire blitz last night. Circa 1940

The London Blitz Collection: V-bomb landed in the busy shopping centre at New Cross, London

V-bomb landed in the busy shopping centre at New Cross, London. A Woolworths store was hit, resulting in heavy casualties. Photo shows rescue squads at work with the aid of floodlights

V bomb incident at Farringdon Road, London. Removing casualties. 8th March 1945

V Bomb in South East London. 17th December 1944

The Central Telegraph Office in London through which more than a quarter of the total telegraph traffic of Britain passed, was totally destroyed by fire on the night of 29th - 30th December

The London Blitz Collection: Its a great thing to know that so many mothers and children are being evacuated

Its a great thing to know that so many mothers and children are being evacuated from London?s danger spots to safer areas outside. The children themselves, how ever, are amazingly calm about it all

The London Blitz Collection: Damage to the Bank area of London, during The Blitz of World War Two

Damage to the Bank area of London, during The Blitz of World War Two. The December Christmas 1940 Blitz of London hit the city hard, especially in the Bank and St Pauls area

The London Blitz Collection: Hit and Run Fire Blitz. The Germans made another hit and run blitz raid

Hit and Run Fire Blitz. The Germans made another hit and run blitz raid, causing many fires in London and surrounding districts. Pictured, firemen seen busy at work on one of the fires in London

The London Blitz Collection: St Clement Danes is an Anglican church in the City of Westminster, London

St Clement Danes is an Anglican church in the City of Westminster, London. It is situated... As a result of the blaze, the churchs ten bells fell to the ground

The London Blitz Collection: To celebrate 21st Army Groups victory over their German enemies

To celebrate 21st Army Groups victory over their German enemies, a salvo of 21 rounds each from 24 3.7 a guns was fired at Field Marshal Montgomerys HQ at 3pm on Saturday 5th May 1945

The London Blitz Collection: Site of a bombed and destroyed pub, next to Selfridges Department Store in London

Site of a bombed and destroyed pub, next to Selfridges Department Store in London, off Oxford Street. Picture taken 27th April 1945

The London Blitz Collection: Westminster Hospital. London A scene during the Blitz

Westminster Hospital. London A scene during the Blitz. (Sept 1940- May 1941) London would endure the most terrible of air raids throughout December of this year. Picture taken 19th December 1940

The London Blitz Collection: A bombed school near London. Helpers form a change

A bombed school near London. Helpers form a change and a tug war rope to remove wreckage. Picture taken 20th January 1943

The London Blitz Collection: Fireman at a sub station in London, after it was hit in The Blitz of World War Two

Fireman at a sub station in London, after it was hit in The Blitz of World War Two. They wrestle with a vehicle, trying to move it

The London Blitz Collection: An ARP (Air Raid Precaution) ware, holds up a kitten, safe

An ARP (Air Raid Precaution) ware, holds up a kitten, safe, and found under the debris of yet another air raid attack over Britain. This time its Edmonton, North London

The London Blitz Collection: A member of the The Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS) in London

A member of the The Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS) in London. The world war two blitz on Britain by Germany lasted from 7 Sep 1940 - 11 May 1941 Picture taken 23rd May 1941

The London Blitz Collection: Fireman tackle yet another blaze in The Blitz over London

Fireman tackle yet another blaze in The Blitz over London. This picture is suggested to have been taken in North West London The world war two blitz on Britain by Germany lasted from 7 Sep 1940 - 11

The London Blitz Collection: St Thomas Street, Southwoark, South London, members of the The Auxiliary Fire Service

St Thomas Street, Southwoark, South London, members of the The Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS) warm their hands. The world war two blitz on Britain by Germany lasted from 7 Sep 1940 - 11 May 1941

The London Blitz Collection: A bus to Willesden Junction is stationary in what looks like The Aldwych area of London

A bus to Willesden Junction is stationary in what looks like The Aldwych area of London. (not confirmed). The sky is lit up with what could be fires

The London Blitz Collection: Members of The Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS) hard at work as walls, during World War Two

Members of The Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS) hard at work as walls, during World War Two. It is possible this team is from London

The London Blitz Collection: St Brides Church in Fleet Street, London, after the aid raids from the night before

St Brides Church in Fleet Street, London, after the aid raids from the night before. The world war two blitz on Britain by Germany lasted from 7 Sep 1940 - 11 May 1941

The London Blitz Collection: The ladies in the control room of The London Fire Service central HQ

The ladies in the control room of The London Fire Service central HQ. They monitor and control and co-ordinate the use of fire engines, across the capital, during this time of The Blitz

The London Blitz Collection: Marylebone, London, in circa April 1941. People make their way to work

Marylebone, London, in circa April 1941. People make their way to work, walking down the street of debris. It is very possibly Marylebone High Street

The London Blitz Collection: Refreshment served by a lady from the The Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS)

Refreshment served by a lady from the The Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS), to a fireman tackling one of many fires across London in The Blitz of World War Two. Picture taken circa 12th May 1941

The London Blitz Collection: Fire services training with their pumps and hoses. Possibly London

Fire services training with their pumps and hoses. Possibly London and The River Thames, as the world war two German blitz took a hold on Britain

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The London Blitz Collection

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