Go Easy with Bread - Eat Potatoes Instead
Come and Help with the Victory Harvest
Bottle Fruits...
'Air Raid on the City of London, 1940'
War Weapons Week in a Country Town
Leave This to Us, Sonny - You Ought to be Out of London
A mother and baby both in gas-masks during 1941.
Nighttime view of the Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London in 1940.
The damage caused by a German V-2 rocket which exploded at the junction of Wanstead Park Road and Endsleigh Gardens in Cranbrook, Ilford, on 8 March 1945.
Members of the O'Rourke family sleeping in an air raid shelter under the railway arches in Bermondsey, London during November 1940.
A group of evacuees from Bristol arrive at Brent railway station near Kingsbridge in Devon during 1940.
Londoners sleeping in the passageway of a London Underground station, probably Aldwych, in November 1940.
Here's a Man's Job!
Milk - The Essential Food for Growing Children
A Nursery-School for War Workers' Children
Gas Mask
VE-Day Celebrations outside Buckingham Palace
A Flying-bomb over Tower Bridge
Evacuees Growing Cabbages
Looking across Tower Bridge at night in 1940.
Auxiliary Fireman Norman Hepple switches on the water to the hose from a trailer pump, somewhere in London during 1940.
Eileen Dunne, aged three, sits in bed with her doll at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children, after being injured during an air raid on London in September 1940.
Cecil Beaton photograph of a British soldier drinking tea next to a Red Cross mobile tea wagon at Calcutta airport in 1944.
A voluntary domestic science course for service women based in the London area, organised by the London District of the Army Education Scheme.