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Background imageLondon Life Collection: Squatters tonight invaded the empty Ivanhoe hotel in Gower Street, W1, where evacuees

Squatters tonight invaded the empty Ivanhoe hotel in Gower Street, W1, where evacuees
Squatters tonight " invaded" the empty Ivanhoe hotel in Gower Street, W1, where evacuees from Gibraltar and bomb repairmen had been housed. A glass door with smashed effect entry

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Heavy rain was falling when the 34, 000 ton Cunard - White Star Liner Caronia largest

Heavy rain was falling when the 34, 000 ton Cunard - White Star Liner Caronia largest
Heavy rain was falling when the 34, 000 ton Cunard - White Star Liner " Caronia" largest ship now building in the world

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Residents of a street in Plumstead look at what is left of their road following some subsidence

Residents of a street in Plumstead look at what is left of their road following some subsidence. 1939

Background imageLondon Life Collection: A student leader addresses the crowd of about 2, 000 students outside the Financial

A student leader addresses the crowd of about 2, 000 students outside the Financial
A student leader addresses the crowd of about 2, 000 students outside the " Financial Times" building near St Pauls at the end of a torchlight procession from the University of London

Background imageLondon Life Collection: General views from the Thames to Big Ben, Palace of Westminster, London, England, UK

General views from the Thames to Big Ben, Palace of Westminster, London, England, UK. 1950s

Background imageLondon Life Collection: The Lansbury Estate, a public housing estate in the Poplar area of the London Borough

The Lansbury Estate, a public housing estate in the Poplar area of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets named after George Lansbury, a Poplar councillor and Labour party MP. 1950 s

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Headquarters Station Tean wins Fire Brigade Competition. With a time of 54 1 / 4 seconds

Headquarters Station Tean wins Fire Brigade Competition. With a time of 54 1 / 4 seconds
Headquarters Station Tean wins Fire Brigade Competition. With a time of 54 1/4 seconds, the Headquarters Station team won the London Fire Brigades Escape Competition Final at the brigades

Background imageLondon Life Collection: London street scene Pedestrians and horse drawn traffic making their way across

London street scene Pedestrians and horse drawn traffic making their way across London Bridge with the view of St Magnus the Martyr Church

Background imageLondon Life Collection: C. W.s Hall (St Mary Cray) 1934

C. W.s Hall (St Mary Cray) 1934
C.W.S Hall (St Mary Cray) 1934

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Where World Economic Conference will meet. The new building of the Geological Museum

Where World Economic Conference will meet. The new building of the Geological Museum in Kensington, London has been chosen as the meeting place for the World Economic Conference at which delegates

Background imageLondon Life Collection: A purpose built shelter to protect from sound. Workmen break up the road surface outside St

A purpose built shelter to protect from sound. Workmen break up the road surface outside St. Georges Hospital at Hyde Park Corner with pneumatic drills

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Traffic driving up to the new overpass - just one section of the wider Marble Arch

Traffic driving up to the new overpass - just one section of the wider Marble Arch - Park Lane - Hyde Park Corner road improvements

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Work has begun on removing 80, 000 sandbags which protected precious monuments in

Work has begun on removing 80, 000 sandbags which protected precious monuments in the Westminster Abbey, London, and it is helped that within 12 months the Abbey will be restored to its former glory

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Looking at St Pauls Cathedral, down Cannon Street, still showing wartime bomb damage

Looking at St Pauls Cathedral, down Cannon Street, still showing wartime bomb damage, London, England. 1960 s

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Centre Point a substantial concrete and glass office building in central London, England

Centre Point a substantial concrete and glass office building in central London, England

Background imageLondon Life Collection: The Henry VIII Gate at St Bartholomews Hospital, Smithfield in the City of London

The Henry VIII Gate at St Bartholomews Hospital, Smithfield in the City of London, England. Late 1940s, early 1950s

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Princess Alice opens new Kensington flats. 11 October 1934

Princess Alice opens new Kensington flats. 11 October 1934

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Peckham Health Centre or the Pioneer Health Centre was opened in 1935 in Peckham, south London

Peckham Health Centre or the Pioneer Health Centre was opened in 1935 in Peckham, south London. It was a social experiment to monitor the effects of environment on health

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Mrs Andrew, Sidcup. 1937

Mrs Andrew, Sidcup. 1937

Background imageLondon Life Collection: London. Street scene with market in London. 1900

London. Street scene with market in London. 1900

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Home front 1940. The aftermath of a German air raid in which landmines (dropped

Home front 1940. The aftermath of a German air raid in which landmines (dropped by parachute) were dropped in Sidcup, destroying a complete Street in the process

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Workers from Val De Travers Asphalt Limited, a paving company, working on paving

Workers from Val De Travers Asphalt Limited, a paving company, working on paving the roof of the London Jewish Hospital in Stepney Green. 1938

Background imageLondon Life Collection: London vicar wishes to sell his house, believed to be haunted by monks ghost. The

London vicar wishes to sell his house, believed to be haunted by monks ghost. The Rev C V Camplin Cogan, Vicar of St Gabriels Church, North Acton, wishes to sell his house

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Cabinet leaving number 10 Downing Street, London. 31 March 1946

Cabinet leaving number 10 Downing Street, London. 31 March 1946

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Workers from Val De Travers Asphalt Limited, a paving company, working on paving

Workers from Val De Travers Asphalt Limited, a paving company, working on paving the roof of the London Jewish Hospital in Stepney Green. 1938

Background imageLondon Life Collection: London. St Pauls cathedral, designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1673

London. St Pauls cathedral, designed by Sir Christopher Wren in 1673. 1900

Background imageLondon Life Collection: The small white building is Londons only back garden theatre, The Mermaid. Founded

The small white building is Londons only back garden theatre, The Mermaid. Founded by Bernard Miles and Josephine Wilson, it stands beside Duff House in St Johns Wood

Background imageLondon Life Collection: The ultra modern Royal Masonic Hospital at Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith, London

The ultra modern Royal Masonic Hospital at Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith, London. 28 January 1935

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Three actors are building a theatre in Knightsbridge. Three actors, Mr Jack Twyman

Three actors are building a theatre in Knightsbridge. Three actors, Mr Jack Twyman, Mr Rupert Scott and Mr G R Schjelderup are building a theatre in Knightsbridge

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Demolition work to make way for ? 40, 000 centre at Toynbee Hall. Demolition work

Demolition work to make way for ? 40, 000 centre at Toynbee Hall. Demolition work is in progress at Toynbee Hall in Commercial Street, London, to make way for a new educational centre to cost

Background imageLondon Life Collection: View of the new Elephant and Castle as it takes shape after the redevelopment work

View of the new Elephant and Castle as it takes shape after the redevelopment work. Showing shoppers after the official opening ceremony of the new shopping centre. 26 March 1965 - London, England

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Abbeys Coronation annexe nears completion. The Robing Room annexe that is being

Abbeys Coronation annexe nears completion. The Robing Room annexe that is being built at the West door of Westminster Abbey for the Coronation is nearing completion

Background imageLondon Life Collection: A house showing considerable damage, surrounded by debris after a near miss

A house showing considerable damage, surrounded by debris after a near miss from German bombs

Background imageLondon Life Collection: A house in the Bexley area, showing considerable damage, surrounded by debris after

A house in the Bexley area, showing considerable damage, surrounded by debris after a near miss from German bombs

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Us Secretary of Treasury. Here for world bank talks. Mr John W Snyder, US Secretary

Us Secretary of Treasury. Here for world bank talks. Mr John W Snyder, US Secretary of the Treasury, arrived in the Queen Elizabeth at Southampton today to attend the annual meeting of

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Sorting out the Crystal Palace remains. The twisted, flame scarred remains of the

Sorting out the Crystal Palace remains. The twisted, flame scarred remains of the Crystal Palace are now being gradually sorted out, broken up and removed

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Geyser burst. N I H Ltd in Petts Wood. 12 April 1938

Geyser burst. N I H Ltd in Petts Wood. 12 April 1938

Background imageLondon Life Collection: The 50 families of squatters who yesterday took possession of Abbey Lodge, a block

The 50 families of squatters who yesterday took possession of Abbey Lodge, a block of luxury flats in Park Road, Regents Park, London, were still firmly installed this morning

Background imageLondon Life Collection: The demolition of Alhambra Theatre in the West End of London. 1936

The demolition of Alhambra Theatre in the West End of London. 1936

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Alexis Soyer cooks in the ancient Parthenon, on a fallen capital of the stupendous

Alexis Soyer cooks in the ancient Parthenon, on a fallen capital of the stupendous ruins whilst visiting Athens after arriving at Messina due to a storm hitting the English vessel The Simois

Background imageLondon Life Collection: King Leopold visiting headquarters of St Johns at Clerkenwell. London landmark renovated

King Leopold visiting headquarters of St Johns at Clerkenwell. London landmark renovated. London landmark which King Leopold of the Belgians, is to visit tomorrow (Thursday), St Johns gate

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Peckham Health Centre or the Pioneer Health Centre was opened in 1935 in Peckham, south London

Peckham Health Centre or the Pioneer Health Centre was opened in 1935 in Peckham, south London. It was a social experiment to monitor the effects of environment on health

Background imageLondon Life Collection: View of the new Elephant and Castle as it takes shape after the redevelopment work

View of the new Elephant and Castle as it takes shape after the redevelopment work. Showing the official opening ceremony by Mr. Ray Gunter, Minister of Labour

Background imageLondon Life Collection: The delicate task of removing the arches of Waterloo Bridge has now been completed

The delicate task of removing the arches of Waterloo Bridge has now been completed and the steel cantilever bridge which supported the arches during the demolition is being dismantled

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother has given permission for the robes worn by Princess Elizabeth

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother has given permission for the robes worn by Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret at the coronation of their father King George VI to be shown in the United States

Background imageLondon Life Collection: Horace Walpoles house in Berkeley Square almost burnt to the ground. The 18th-century writer

Horace Walpoles house in Berkeley Square almost burnt to the ground. The 18th-century writer and statesmans house, is one of the mansion is being pulled down in the demolition scheme in Berkeley

Background imageLondon Life Collection: The fuselage of a Horsa glider - the type used by airborne troops in World War II

The fuselage of a Horsa glider - the type used by airborne troops in World War II - is being converted into a home for a London businessman by Mr

Background imageLondon Life Collection: The Glasgow Metropolitan, Scotland

The Glasgow Metropolitan, Scotland



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