Festival of Britain, 1951

1951 1945-1951 "Festival of Britain, 1951" [BW0183], 1951, Trades Union Congress Building workers, Tom Byrne and Michael Farrell, working with pneumatic drills on the site of the South Bank Exhibition, Festival of Britain, 1951. The Festival of Britain was an attempt to give the post-war...

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Institution:TUC - Trade Union Congress Library
Language:English
Published: London 1951
United Kingdom
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description 1951 1945-1951 "Festival of Britain, 1951" [BW0183], 1951, Trades Union Congress Building workers, Tom Byrne and Michael Farrell, working with pneumatic drills on the site of the South Bank Exhibition, Festival of Britain, 1951. The Festival of Britain was an attempt to give the post-war period a feeling of recovery and progress and to promote better-quality design in the rebuilding of British towns and cities following the war. The Labour Party's Deputy Leader, Herbert Morrison, described it as "a tonic for the nation".
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physical Photograph
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publishDate 1951
publisher London
United Kingdom
spellingShingle Trade Union Congress, UK
Construction industry (RT: Painters; Plumbers; Carpenters)
Festival of Britain, 1951
title Festival of Britain, 1951
topic Trade Union Congress, UK
Construction industry (RT: Painters; Plumbers; Carpenters)
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