Thumbnail for The donor, David Henick, (standing on the right of the photograph) with his friends in Blackpool. They used to go to dances there. They would leave Manchester Victoria station on the 4.15p.m. train and they would return on the midnight train. The cost of the trip was 2s-6d which included not only the train fare but also admission to the Tower or the Winter Gardens. David's friends are Eli Flash (standing next to David Henick, left of the photograph) - a machinist by trade - Ike Taylor (seated left) - a machinist by trade who went to live in King's Road, Prestwich, and David's cousin Harry Fink (seated right) who lived in Sheffield. Photographer: Novelty Art Studio, 61 Talbot Road Blackpool, 1st June 1925.

The donor, David Henick, (standing on the right of the photograph) with his friends in Blackpool. They used to go to dances there. They would leave Manchester Victoria station on the 4.15p.m. train and they would return on the midnight train. The cost of the trip was 2s-6d which included not only the train fare but also admission to the Tower or the Winter Gardens. David's friends are Eli Flash (standing next to David Henick, left of the photograph) - a machinist by trade - Ike Taylor (seated left) - a machinist by trade who went to live in King's Road, Prestwich, and David's cousin Harry Fink (seated right) who lived in Sheffield. Photographer: Novelty Art Studio, 61 Talbot Road Blackpool, 1st June 1925.

1925

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Remove The donor, David Henick, (standing on the right of the photograph) with his friends in Blackpool. They used to go to dances there. They would leave Manchester Victoria station on the 4.15p.m. train and they would return on the midnight train. The cost of the trip was 2s-6d which included not only the train fare but also admission to the Tower or the Winter Gardens. David's friends are Eli Flash (standing next to David Henick, left of the photograph) - a machinist by trade - Ike Taylor (seated left) - a machinist by trade who went to live in King's Road, Prestwich, and David's cousin Harry Fink (seated right) who lived in Sheffield. Photographer: Novelty Art Studio, 61 Talbot Road Blackpool, 1st June 1925. from your current list Save The donor, David Henick, (standing on the right of the photograph) with his friends in Blackpool. They used to go to dances there. They would leave Manchester Victoria station on the 4.15p.m. train and they would return on the midnight train. The cost of the trip was 2s-6d which included not only the train fare but also admission to the Tower or the Winter Gardens. David's friends are Eli Flash (standing next to David Henick, left of the photograph) - a machinist by trade - Ike Taylor (seated left) - a machinist by trade who went to live in King's Road, Prestwich, and David's cousin Harry Fink (seated right) who lived in Sheffield. Photographer: Novelty Art Studio, 61 Talbot Road Blackpool, 1st June 1925. to your current list

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Date of work:

1925

Reference number:

GB124.DPA/1437/48

Level of description:

Item from Fonds: Documentary Photographic Archive (GB124.DPA)

Part of:

Sub-fonds: Photographs Related To David Henick And Family (GB124.DPA/1437)

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