London General Omnibus Company. Conductresses in Company's Mess Room (VPH.5.119)
Three women dressed in uniform and hats sit at a table. The table has a cup and saucer, a small glass bottle and a plate on it. There is a man dressed in uniform standing behind them. The London General Omnibus Company was founded in 1855 to amalgamate and regulate the many independent horse-drawn omnibus services operating in London. L.G.O.C. began using motor omnibuses in 1902 and the last horse drawn bus ran on 25th October 1911.
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- Physical Location: The John Rylands Library
- Classmark: VPH.5.119
- Title: London General Omnibus Company. Conductresses in Company's Mess Room
- Photographer(s): Reavil, Mr Arthur
- Origin Place: England, London
- Date of Creation: 1914-1919
- Former Owner(s): Mr & Mrs Burleigh
- Material(s): Paper
- Extent: Photograph height: 72 mm, width: 99 mm.
- Technique(s): Gelatin silver prints
- Provenance:
Mr & Mrs Burleigh
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- Physical Location: The John Rylands Library
- Classmark: VPH.5.119
- Title: London General Omnibus Company. Conductresses in Company's Mess Room
- Photographer(s): Reavil, Mr Arthur
- Origin Place: England, London
- Date of Creation: 1914-1919
- Former Owner(s): Mr & Mrs Burleigh
- Material(s): Paper
- Extent: Photograph height: 72 mm, width: 99 mm.
- Technique(s): Gelatin silver prints
- Provenance:
Mr & Mrs Burleigh
