St Paul’s Cathedral in London. Stark against the fires raging in the city following a devastating German aerial attack in late December 1940. St Paul’s remained a symbol of London’s resilience throughout the Blitz. [810 x 456]

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A photograph of the now-damaged portion of Notre Dame taken between 1851 and 1870 [1226×1232]

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Corner of West Houston Street and Varick Street, New York City, 1890 [4329 x 3128]

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The Cologne Cathedral stands amidst the ruins of the city after Allied bombings (1944). The cathedral suffered fourteen direct hits by aerial bombs during the war but did not collapse. [1290 x 996]

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Inhabitants of Milan leave the city after the heavy Allied bombing raids, August 1943. [1280 x 862]

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Manufacturing a pressure pipe, Vernayaz, Switzerland, 1938 [1121×805]

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