Yard Collection (page 6)

The Bell Sauvage Inn or (or La Belle Sauvage) was a former public house in Ludgate Hill, London

Elephant lifting wooden logs - Rangoon, Burma
circa 1910s

Freight Cars Pass Thru Date: 1950

Front of House, Yard

A Cave house / dwelling at Laon, France
A Reconstructed (Prehistoric?) Cave house / dwelling and occupant at Laon, Aisne department in Hauts-de-France, northern France. Date: circa 1905

Hansom Cab, London 1900
Hansoms cabs in a yard in London. Date: 1900

Washing L. C. C. tramcars 1900
In the evening trams go back to the yard at ten oclock and are still coming in at eleven, the stableman promptly takes the horses and cleaning can begin

Her Majestys poultry house, Windsor 1843
Queen Victorias private Royal poultry house in Windsor, secluded on the boundaries of the Home Park, attached to Windsor Castle. Date: 1843

London Parcels Delivery Company 1862
London Parcels Delivery Company, head office in the Rolls-building, Fetter-lane, London. The yard with uproar of bustle and activity, lie waiting for their turn of duty. Date: 1862

Express Dairy - despatching milk 1902
Court yard at the Express Dairy, early in the morning the milk-men are on horse drawn transportation ready to start their day. Date: 1902

Mitchells and Butlers Brewery
The busy loading yard at the Mitchells and Butlers Date: circa 1900s

Bethnal-Green Employment Relief Association 1868 Bethnal-Green Employment
Labour-yard of the Bethnal-Green Employment and Relief Association, in East London. The stagnation of trade which followed on the commercial crisis of 1866

WESTMINSTER SCHOOL
Westminster School, Deans Yard, Westminster, London. The school was founded by Queen Elizabeth I in 1560, on the site of a former medieval monastic school. Date: 1960s

ARRIVING AT AN INN
A stagecoach pulls into the yard of an inn - a waiter comes to welcome the passengers to his dining room, while additional travellers wait at the Coach Office. Date: circa 1830

Coach in Inn Yard
Passengers and their luggage are packed into a stage coach in a country inn yard. Date: 1747

ERUTRIA WORKS
The works yard at Erutria, Josiah Wedgwoods factory village. Date: 19th century

FEEDING THE HENS 1847
The farmers wife is traditionally responsible for taking care of the poultry : here she feeds her hens in the poultry-yard Date: 1847

SHIPYARD ON CLYDE
Ship-building yard, river Clyde. Date: 1880

OSTLER AND CLIENT
OSTLER A customer and the ostler in an inn-yard Date: 1857

Old Blue Boar, Holborn
In the court yard of a Old Tavern in Holborn, London. Date: circa 1830s

Poultry Yard 1856
Woman and child feeding chickens in the poultry yard. Date: 1856

Palace Yard - Lantern
Palace Yard by night showing the statue of Richard the Lionheart (King Richard I) by Baron Marochetti Date: 1910

NEW SCOTLAND YARD 1910
New Scotland Yard at Westminster at night Date: 1910

Bell Savage, outer yard 1828
The Bristol coach is loaded up in the outer yard of the Bell Savage (or La Belle Sauvage) coaching inn in Ludgate Hill, London. Date: 1828

Newly opened Charing Cross Station, London 1864
The newly opened railway terminus of Charing Cross Station, Central London, with the hotel adjoining -- the Eleanor monument is not yet installed in the station yard. Date: 1864

Whitehall Yard from the street opposite the Horse Guards. The house of Lord Cathcart, a Scottish soldier and diplomat, is on the left

Bull & Mouth Inn
The yard of the Bull and mouth inn in St Martins-le-Grand. It was one of 20 inns in the City, that used to 51 coaches and a 700 underground horse stables and was demolished in 1888

Elizabethan Play
A play in progress in a London inn yard in the time of William Shakespeare. Date: 16th century

Steelyard & Neighbourhood
Engaving depicting the Steel Yard and neighbourhood in 1540. The Steelyard was located on the north bank of the Thames by the outflow of the Walbrook, in the Dowgate ward of the City of London

Two stable grooms with four beautiful carriage horses in full tack - Windsro, Berkshire, England. 1909

Poultry and old horse cart outside stone farm barn, Uchisar
Poultry and an old horse cart outside stone farm barn, Uchisar, Cappadocia, Turkey Date: 2005

Schoolchildren in a schoo in Antalya, Turkey. One girls in a bright blue woollen cardigan appears to be holding the others back Date: 1985

Washing line Stoke
Washing on a clothes line in a back yard, Stoke on Trent, England. Date: 1987

Bedford, Bedfordshire - The River seen from the Boat Yard
Bedford, Bedfordshire - The River Great Ouse seen from the Boat Yard. Date: 1908

Edwardian Wedding Party - Tonbridge, Ken
A terrific photograph of an extended Edwardian Wedding Party - Tonbridge, Kent. Date: circa 1909

Family Group Portrait Photograph - Eight Children
A touching and pin-sharp Family Group Portrait Photograph in their backyard - Eight Children - the eldest boy is seemingly just off to fight for his country in WW1. Date: circa 1915

Edwardian Wedding Party
A terrific photograph of an extended Edwardian Wedding Party - Ilford, Essex. Date: circa 1910

USA - St. Louis, Missouri - Municipal Bridge - then the largest double-span bridge in the world. Date: 1941

London Slums - White Horse Yard, Coleman Street
Boarded up buildings at White Horse Yard, off Coleman Street in the City of London - one of the capitals Victorian slum areas. Date: circa 1902

Harland & Wolff Collection - National Museums NI
Port stern view on old No. 9 slip, renumbered 4, North Yard, prior to launch. Ship No: 300. Name: Canada. Type: Passenger Ship. Tonnage: 8800. Launch: 14 May 1896. Delivery: 26 September 1896

LNER, W1 10000 Hush Hush"
LNER, W1 10000 " Hush Hush " - built 1929. Date: early 1930s

WW2 - Bomb Damage to Houses of Parliament, London
In the course of the German bombing of London during the Second World War, the Palace of Westminster was hit by bombs on fourteen separate occasions

LCC-LFB A diesel AEC-Merryweather Dennis pump
Pictured at the Brigade Headquarters drill yard, Lambeth SE1, a dual purpose appliance which for some reason does not have any hosereels!

LCC-LFB A motorised Dennis pump escape
The adoption of motorised fire engines by the LFB led to a reduction in the number of stations required. A report produced in the 1920s recommended the closure of some 15 fire stations

Self-propelled fire engine at LFB HQ, Southwark
The Hatfield motor pump was the first petrol driven engine appliance in which the engine was used to operate the fire pump

St Saviours Union workhouse, Southwark, London
A view of the mens yard and rear of the building at St Saviours Union workhouse on Marlborough Street in Southwark, south London. The garden is well stocked with plants and flowers

HMS Nelson, 1930
Illustration showing a cross section of the battleship HMS Nelson, 1930. Launched in 1925 at the Armstrong yard, Newcastle, HMS Nelson served in World War II and was scrapped in 1949

Arguments Yard, Whitby early 1900's

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