Daily Herald contact composite print of bomb damage in Stepney, East London

PART OF:
The photographic library of the 'Daily Herald' newspaper
Made:
1945 in Stepney
maker:
F Greaves
Daily Herald contact composite print of bomb damage in Stepney, East London Daily Herald contact composite print of bomb damage in Stepney, East London
Daily Herald contact composite print of bomb damage in Stepney, East London Daily Herald contact composite print of bomb damage in Stepney, East London

Daily Herald Archive/Science Museum Group/SSPL
© Mirrorpix

Daily Herald Archive/Science Museum Group/SSPL
© Mirrorpix

Daily Herald contact composite print by F. Greaves, showing bomb damage in Stepney, East London, 1945. M8950A.

Details

Category:
Photographs
Collection:
Daily Herald Archive
Object Number:
1983-5236/19964
Materials:
ink and paper (fibre product)
Measurements:
overall: 36 mm x 106 mm
type:
photograph
credit:
Daily Herald Archive at National Science and Media Museum

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