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The Kinecar by William Heath RobinsonDouble page illustration by William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) showing a well-equipped omnibus transporting passengers while they watch a film
The Main Entrance - The Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel Date: 1913
MOTOR BUSA classic double-decker of the London General Omnibus Company on the 11 route which still links Liverpool Street with Victoria via Charing Cross
High Street, Barnes, West LondonA simply stunning real photographic postcard showing the High Street, Barnes, West London, featuring a very smart carriage (left) with two finely-dressed coachmen and a horse bus behind
Bristol Temple Meads Station, BristolStreet scene outside Bristol Temple Meads Great Western Railway Station, Bristol. An open-topped bus is passing by, and a train is crossing the railway bridge
London - Piccadilly Circus in the 1920sLondon - Piccadilly Circus photographed in 1924. The Trocadero is showing Wanderer in the Wasteland - an American colour silent Western film directed by Irvin Willat and starring Jack Holt
The Clock Tower, Victoria Station, Pimlico, LondonThe Clock Tower ( Little Ben ), Victoria Station, Pimlico, London. Behind is the Royal Standard Music Hall, built (in 1886) on the site of the Royal Standard Hotel which was built in 1832
Women working during the First World War. Above: in a weapons factory, filling shells with explosives. Below: an outdoor scene with a woman bus conductor
Lupus Street, Pimlico, London
Southdown OmnibusA modern omnibus, one of the Southdown fleet, a No 31 bus, destination Portsmouth and Southsea via Chichester and Bognor Regis, south coast of England
Holloway Road, Islington, North London, with a large public house on the corner. Date: circa 1905
London Transport trolley busA London Transport trolley bus, serving Hampton Court
View of St Pauls Cathedral. From Fleet Street, London. Ye old Cheshire Cheese pub is seen on the left. A man can be seen removing horse excrement from the street on the right
Fleet Street, LondonA lovely view up Fleet Street, toward Ludgate Hill and St Pauls Cathedral
Omnibus Drivers 1877A Victorian omnibus driver assists a gentleman passenger to board the No 568 (route between Edgware Road and West Strand)
Two forms of transport on a London bridge -- a double decker bus on the left, a horse and cart on the right. The bus is on Route 33A, serving Sheen, Hammersmith, Kensington, Piccadilly Circus
Bologna, Italy - Chiese di Santo Stefano & Tour BusHotel Tourist Postcard from Bologna, Italy - with a photograph of the Chiesa di Santo Stefano & Tour Bus of the Stella D Italia e Aquila Nera Company (Star of Italy and Black Eagle Co.)
Friedrichstrasse, Berlin, Germany Date: circa 1910s
A London general omnibus company poster for Hatfield, designed by F Gregory Brown. The image depicts a wayside pub on Route 155 with trees in the foreground
Isle of Wight Guesthouse - Occupants and StaffThe guests and some of the staff of an unamed Guesthouse. The sign on the right of the doorway reads: Orders received for Meguyers Omnibus which suggests this photograph was possibly taken
St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex - Caple ne FerneLondon Transport Central Road Services (CRS) Employees Friendly Society Convalescent Home - " Caple-ne-Ferne" viewed from the Pevensey Road
A Chelmsford Omnibus as ordered by Torquay Corporation, early 1900s Date: circa 1900s
Ludgate Circus London Victorian period
On the Omnibus by John Leech Date: 19th century
DorkingA London general omnibus company poster for Hatfield, designed by F Gregory Brown. The image depicts a landscape with trees and fields. Includes an extract of a poem by Matthew Arnold. Date: 1920
Epsom Traffic JamA sketch by John Sturgess, showing a traffic blockage on Balham Hill, encountered during a homeward journey from that year's Epsom Derby. Date: 1887
Thomas Cook Vesuvius Postcard pictures & mapCook had the Funicular built for their growing tours. Travellers rushed to the kiosk at the top to buy and then post right there a postcard
Cartoon, Photographic Phenomena, by George CruikshankCartoon, Photographic Phenomena, or the New School of Portrait Painting, by George Cruikshank Date: 1842
Cartoon, Monument to Napoleon! by George Cruikshank. Showing a skeleton on top of a pyramid of skulls, to reflect the many deaths caused during his military campaigns. Date: 1842
The Omnibus All Night by John Leech - overcrowded public transport Date: 1846
Known as The Griffin of Temple Bar Memorial marked the city boundary. Date: 1902
St. Patrick Street, CorkSt. Patrick Street, City of Cork, with broad streets for the pedestrians to walk alone. Date: late 1890s
Pullman Luxury Motor Bus 1908Three new luxurious public omnibuses started to run from between Queen's Gate and Portland Place, London. Holding nine passengers with upholstered arm-chairs that turned. Date: 1908
Half a mile away from Westminster, Waterloo and Blackfriars Bridge, situated at the northern end of Walworth Road and the beginning of New Cross Road
Christmas Eve in a London Omnibus 1881Passengers on a crowed bus in London on Christmas Eve. Date: 1881
London Life - Driver of a Horse Omnibus. The last LGOC horse-bus ran in October 1911 between London Bridge and Moorgate Street
Piccadilly Circus, London Date: circa 1901
London omnibus in Regent StreetA London omnibus in Regent Street heading for Golders Green. Date: circa 1930s
Park Lane, London. Date: circa 1910
The Royal Exchange, Cornhill, City of Londoncirca 1910s
Photograph of Omnibus & Horses PH, Paddington, London. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Left Face on view of the pub
Woman and child near an omnibus station, Paris, 1875Near an omnibus station, the Palais-Royal, 1875. Woman in violet crinoline dress with train, velvet mantelet and feather bonnet. Men in top hats behind
Stopped at a barricade, a pass from the Paris Commune, 1871. Two fashionable women in crinoline dresses and hats show papers to a soldier with rifle. Handcoloured lithograph by R.V
Bus House CWGC Voormezeele, BelgiumMarking places on battefields is always a tricky business. hence the use of simple identifiers such as Lone Tree, Railway Corner etc. Our old friend Rose Coombs told how this cemetery got its name
London Bridge, Great Cab Strike 1853The Great Cab Strike: The rush for omnibuses, at the South-Eastern Railway Terminus, London Bridge. Date: 1853
Londons first omnibus, carrying up to twelve passengers and drawn by horses, introduced by Mr Shillibeer. Date: 1829
Cheapside, London 1896Looking east, Bow Church on the right. 1896