Bomb damage at the Bank Underground Station 1941 Size:small Suitable for children over 3

Suitable for children over 3 years

dockers in Cardiff

They are seen being fitted up for skating

Interior view of the House of Commons with a session taking place

A black servant (probably a slave) wearing a livery has joined the group

Bomb damage at the Bank Underground Station 1941 Size:small Suitable for children over 3Bomb damage at the Bank Underground Station. During a night raid of the Blitz on London on January 10th, 1941, Bank Underground station sustained a direct hit. A high explosive bomb exploded in the escalator machinery room, causing widespread destruction. Some of the estimated 111 dead, who had been sheltering in the tube, were thrown into the path of an incoming train. Police Constables Arthur Cross and Fred Tibbs photographed the aftermath. The