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Down The Pub With Tony Hall and The Afternoon Drinkers In London’s East End (c. 1960)

In the 1960s artist Tony Hall would roam about London's East End taking photos. Sometimes he went to the pub... ...

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A Huge Photographic Tour of Royal London in the 1980s

London's royal connections go back centuries. You can see the connections wherever you walk ...

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London’s East End in Colour – 1986

We're off for a look at London's East End in colour on 1986. Thanks to ...

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The Roads That Nearly Destroyed London

Thomas Ableman remembers when city planners wanted to make London one giant motorway... ...

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Photographs of Pre-Gentrified Stoke Newington in 1975-1979

Alan Denney's photos of Hackney in the mid to late 1970s before gentrification ...

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East London Hairdressers in the Late 1980s and Early 1990s

Peter Marshall's photographs of East London hairdressers ...

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A Walk Around Shoreditch in the 1980s

Shoreditch in Hackney, east London is gentrified. In the 1980s it was faded and ...

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London Cafes in The 1980s

We're in the company of photographer Peter Marshall, who took these photographs of cafes in London between 1980 and 1990. ...

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Guy Fawkes Is Innocent – Graffiti In 1980s London

In the 1980s Peter Marshall walked the streets of London photographing the things we see but fail to notice ...

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Hackney Then And Now: London Historian Records 30 Years of Change In Photographs

Richard Yeboah shows us dramatic changes in Hackney over the past 30 years ...

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Hackney 1971-1981 – Before the Money Moved In

In the 1970s and 1980s Neil Martinson was photographing the largely beard-free Hackney with his Zenith-E camera ...

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Photographs of Stoke Newington During the ‘Winter of Discontent’ by Alan Denney

It was the coldest winter for sixteen years and will always be remembered as ‘the winter of discontent’ - from the famous first line from Shakespeare’s Richard III. ...

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