Many photographs from the Great War do not seem to have been published at the time. However, some, such as these below, did appear to mark anniversaries, such as the tenth and 25th anniversaries of the outbreak of war. Ironically, the latter were printed just a month before World War Two broke out.

Troops marching along Station Road to the Midland Road railway station [Luton News archive, unspecified date and photographer].

August 1914: The entry of the North Midland Division into Luton. Troops marching along Dunstable Road past the Gas Company's office, which served as headquarters for the 4th Leicesters. Photo: W. H. Cox.[Tuesday Pictorial, August 5th, 1924].

Marching in the rain down Dunstable Road. Photo: W. H. Cox [The Luton News, August 3rd, 1939].

Troops marching along Dunstable Road, past the old football ground that later housed the Odeon Cinema. Photo: W. H. Cox [The Luton News, August 3rd, 1939].

Territorials lining the Midland Road railway station as their train pulls in.[Tuesday Pictorial, August 5th, 1924].

Dallow Road Recreation Ground, with Downs Road beyond, used to for horse lines. Photo: W. H. Cox [The Luton News, August 3rd, 1939].

Three members of the Luton Volunteer Corps - Mr G. Jones, Harry Newman and Charles F. Colling. Photo: W. H. Cox [The Luton News, August 3rd, 1939].