West End at night 1960 Thomas Miles Richardson The print shows: death

The print shows: death

Other suffragette prisoners quickly took up the strike

This enclosure then received a huge structure of stone which in time came to be called The Great Tower and eventually as it is known today The White Tower

as it looked from nave the morning after it had been gutted by incendiary bombs from a Nazi air attack

On their release from prison after serving two months they were greeted by a delegation of suffragettes that included Christabel Pankhurst

West End at night 1960 Thomas Miles Richardson The print shows: deathThe West End at night, outside a cinema where Sidney Lumet's film the Fugitive Kind is showing.