ALT Four vintage newspaper front pages are displayed against a background with text reading, "Welcome to the new The British Newspaper Archive." The newspapers include "The Northern Whig," "The Illustrated London News," and "Y Genedl Gymreig."

ALT Sepia toned front page of the Ladies' Magazine from January 1779.

ALT Sepia toned front page of the Maids, Wives and Widows Magazine from 17 November 1832, with an illustration of a women wearing an outdoor outfit, complete with hat and cape.

ALT Front page of the Christian Lady's Magazine from January 1834, with the title surounded by a wreath of flowers.

ALT Colourful front page of the Bystander, the magazine's title picked out in orange. The illustration shows a snowy scene of a woman on horseback, and another, on skies attached to the horse. Both women look back at the viewer, wearing winter clothes, scarves, hats and coats, and jodhpurs. Beside them are snow-covered trees, and in the background is a large stately home.

ALT Black and white photo from the War, showing a group of soldiers from the West African Regiment leaving Freetown - there is a large open boat beside a brick quay, loaded with uniformed soldiers, with bystanders watching.

ALT Black and white photo from the Graphic, 1 July 1916. It shows a ship, with a crowd in the foreground, a group of men and women, some men with luggage.

ALT Black and white front page of the Sheffield Independent with the main central and left headline addressing Labour victories in local elections. Other headlines cover Mussolini's boast, with a photograph of the dictator, the combining of two chemical companies, a promise action involving a bottle of whisky and the search for a coal peace. There is a photograph of Miss Brittain getting out of the Kenwood pond after a winter dip.

ALT Sepia toned photograph of Sergeant John Demetrius. Is pictured sat on a wooden chair, in uniform, his legs crossed and his feet amputated.

ALT Colourful front cover of the Picturegoer, showing actess Vilma Bánky on its front cover. She wears a gypsy-style costume, with a red headscarf, blue patterned crop top, and long blue and red skirt. Her hair is styled in ringlets, and she wears several bangles, as she looks directly at the camera.

ALT Black and white image of the south front of Blicking Hall, reproduced from the 1820 painting by John Buckler. It has a spooky, ominious feel. From Country Life, 17 March 1988.

ALT Black and white front page of The People, with the main central and left headline addressing the possible coal peace, with a photograph of Herbert Smith. There is round central portrait of Princess Astrid of Sweden, who was set to marry the Belgian Crown Prince. Other headlines cover the meeting of famous races, the search for non-mining talent in the coalfields, and the theory that the Bayswater murderer had been found a prison, with a photograph of Chief Constable Wensley.

ALT Colour image front Jackie, 31 Oct 1981. Headed 'As Ghosts!' the photograph shows two young women with long curly hair, one blonde and one brunette. They both wear long-sleeved cotton nightdresses by Laura Ashley.

ALT Beauty shot from Jackie, 31 Oct 1992, with the heading 'Vamp It Up to The Max and Knock 'Em Dead This Hallowe'en With Our Bewitching Beauty!' There is photo of a young woman with dark hair, her head turned to the camera, as she holds at velvet gloved hand to her neck. She wears dark velvet outfit, complete with pearl earrings.

ALT Colourful spread from Jackie, 29 October 1988, showing numerous photos against a green backdrop. From left clockwise: two young women walk in a churchyard, one wears a black skirt and red top and carries a black coat, the other wears a red cardigan and black trousers, two women, both in red dresses, both in masquerade masks, shelter against a tomb, and finally, a young woman smiles as she wears her mask.

ALT Colourful front page of The Sphere. Edged in a yellow tone, there is a drawing of two elegant women leaving a house, as they step down, framed by two columns. The woman in the foreground wears a dark red coat with fur, a yellow hat, and holds an orange umbrella. The other woman wears a yellow coat, similarly edged with fur, with a yellow hat and red back. Beside her stands a greyhound.

ALT Black and white drawing from the Illustrated Police News, 15 January 1876, showing a woman sitting up in bed, wearing a nightgown, as she looks out of her window, which has the curtains open. The moon shines down onto her.

ALT Sepia toned front page of the Leeds Mercury with the main central and left headlines addressing new air services. Other headlines cover the lack of reduction in tax payments, a miners' leader being set to fight 'the Reds,' a jazz band being run by mentally-ill patients, and a clue in a murder case. There is a photograph of film star of Lili Damita, who was set to take on a new role.

ALT Black and white article from the Liverpool Echo, 6 Sept 1954. The headline reads 'The Haunting of Borley Rectory - First In A New Series.' Written by Felix Barker, there is a photograph of the Rectory, alongside four columns of text, which also feature a map.

ALT Black and white front page of the Nottingham Journal with the main central and left headline addressing possibly communication with Mars. Other headlines cover a big racing surprise, the T.U.C. as coal peacemakers, the wastage of crops, the relics of an ancient civilisation and the amazing account of a maid in the midst of a divorce case.

ALT Sepia toned front page of the Conjuror's Magazine, September 1791, with the magazine's title.

ALT Front page of the The Two Worlds, 11 November 1889. Sepia in tone, it features the title's masthead, contents and two columns of text.

ALT Cover of "The Sketch" magazine dated October 27, 1926, featuring a woman posing with a jump rope. The woman, Binnie Hale, is wearing a sweater and shorts with knee-high socks and shoes, and is standing on a tiled surface against a backdrop of curtains.

ALT A vintage magazine page titled "Monster Bash!" in bold yellow and red text, set against a night scene of a spooky castle. The page features Halloween party planning tips, divided into sections with red headers: "Get Organised" and "Party Plans." The background image shows a dimly lit, eerie castle with towers, under a dark sky. The text provides festive and spooky advice for organizing a Halloween party.

ALT A dark, atmospheric image of a castle with a dark blue sky backdrop. The left side features text sections titled "Spooky Toons," "Ghoulish Games," and "The Facts!" in bold red headings. The text details various spooky-themed content and trivia.