Photo taken on April 8, 1936, showing two young girls stepping into a chauffeur-driven car on Oxford Street, London, after shopping for giant Easter eggs.
u/CryptographerKey2847 — 11 hours ago
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Is this Mr. Bean's car in the back
Maldon Road, Colchester, Essex, 1984.
u/MagpieMidfield — 15 hours ago
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Chipping Norton, England and two lovely cats c. 1910
u/CryptographerKey2847 — 14 hours ago
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British Child Evacuees to the country on day out in Devon, England 1941. Teacher Miss Betty Hall helps three-year-old Marion Davison, the youngest evacuee to Dartington Hall, over a stile as part of their nature walk in the countryside surrounding the Dartington estate.
u/CryptographerKey2847 — 14 hours ago
A beautiful glimpse into London’s lost tram era
u/Comprehensive_Tea577 — 2 days ago
Jenny Agutter on the Tube in 1971.
u/BestCartographer5666 — 3 days ago
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Banstead Road, Carshalton Beeches,Surrey, London, England - 1960
u/JoydeScent — 4 days ago
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My grandad Colin (right, with the double bass) in a jazz band. Late 60s. Don't know the venue or other musicians unfortunately, assume London. Grandad could also play the violin, amongst other instruments, and had performed at the Royal Albert.
u/JakeOliver63 — 4 days ago
Richmond Yorkshire 1945 and now
A now and then with the 'then' taken this morning. So many changes here, the Penny Bank to the left was The Yorkshire Bank when I was growing up. Heron's foods is now just the old facade with a complete rebuild behind. It was done around 1980, after which Woolworths moved in.Take a look at the old shop fronts, so interesting!
u/RWJemmett — 5 days ago
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Who else remembers the absolute frustration of the Tomy waterful ring toss?
The ultimate test of childhood patience.
u/Additional_Fly_6603 — 8 days ago