Many thanks to Mike Wilson for sending in these two photos and details of his early career.
Driffield Times was once based in Exchange Street, Driffield, and the Linos were upstairs.
Yesterday’s Technology . . . Today!
Many thanks to Mike Wilson for sending in these two photos and details of his early career.
Driffield Times was once based in Exchange Street, Driffield, and the Linos were upstairs.
There are six pages of Yorkshire Evening Press photos on Metal Type. Check the “Related Pages” menu to see the rest.
During my time at the Yorkshire Evening Press it was a tradition that the Archbishop of York visited the works every Christmas Eve to press a green button to start the presses rolling.
Many thanks to Graeme How for sending in these photos.
We have four pages of articles about the Wairoa Star sent in by Graeme, check the “Related Pages” menu to see the others.
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Mike Wilson sent in these pictures from a publication entitled “Producing a newspaper: The Story of the Yorkshire Post.” Published in December 1924.
Pictures taken at the giant Manchester Withy Grove newspaper plant before it closed down in the 1980s. Sent in by Eric Saltmarsh.
Enjoyed the photos? There’s more from Withy Grove on Metal Type. More photos here: Withy Grove – and this page has a lot more photos plus loads of comments and feedback from workers: Withy Grove 2.
Pictures sent in by Graeme How, taken in the late 60s and early 70s.
We have four pages of articles about the Wairoa Star sent in by Graeme, check the “Related Pages” menu to see the others.
Pictures of the last day of hot metal production, sent in by Alan Jones.
The photographs that follow were scanned in from a special edition published by Queensland Newspapers in Brisbane, Australia back in 1982.
All smiles round the stone as the London Evening News bites the dust in 1980. Picture sent in by Dick McWilliams.
Picture taken in the 1930s/40s