Transport & Communications

Armstrong, Imperial Airways

Museum Ref No: SA 063 Armstrong
Eileen Armstrong describes her work as Launch Seawoman with the Imperial Airways flying boats in World War II. Recorded 1994
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Avenue Place

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Avenue Place from Lagland Street, showing Ridout's butchers shop and bollards. Photographer Barbara Bristowe.

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Avenue Place

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Avenue Place. Grocer's shop on corner is B.M. Green. Bollards. Photographer Barbara Bristowe.

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Baiter Street

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Baiter Street, derelict. Nos 8-12 on left and 14-18 on right. Telegraph pole. Photographed by Barbara Bristowe.

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Barbers Piles

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Barbers Piles. Central drain and bollards.
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Barbers Piles

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Barbers Piles. Central drain.
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Barbers Piles

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Barbers Piles. Central drain and bollards.
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Barbers Piles

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Barbers Piles, 1922. Central drain and bollards. Organ grinder playing music.
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Barbers Piles

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Barbers Piles prior to WW2 bombing which destroyed some of the cottages on the right. Bollards and central drain.
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Barbers Piles

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Barbers Piles from West Quay Road. Children in contemporary clothing. Unspecified celebration (flags). Central drain.
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