London.Analogue.Imagery

Whitechapel, 1890s. #London #eastend

Church Lane, Hampstead, 1950s. #London #Hampstead #1950s

Covent Garden, London, England - 1928

The Barbican Estate, 1970s.

Henri Cartier-Bresson, Hyde Park, 1937. #leica

The old Lanark Road Post Office on the corner of Clifton Road, Maida Vale. Now a Gail's bakery.

Wapping in the 70s.

Portobello Rd, 1970s.

'The Regent's Canal, Twilight' (1925) by Algernon Cecil Newton (Government Art Collection)

The Final Days of Smithfield, London's Last Medieval Market. ⏳️ Soon, we shall lose the last authentic market within central London to have traded since the middle ages. In no time, this working class relic will, like all the others, become just another gentrified space. Be it Borough or Covent Garden, all we've left are overpriced, unrelatable tourist traps instead of the working class hubs that were once so packed with life. @ChelseaDan5, myself, and many others will mourn the passing of this monumental site. Once you've moved, what are essentially the organs of London from where they're meant to be, so too will you kill their host. Just because you give something the same name doesn't make it the same thing. They weren't just places to trade, but the whole world to entire generations of Londoners who lived and worked within the core of our capital. I could have made a much longer video but decided to keep it short despite having no doubt that many naysayers will disagree with me for whatever reason. I will be giving tours on the area and the abundance of history surrounding the market. I hope that if you're not one of those who'll join me, you'll get down there while it's still alive to pay your respects. Join me at @PubHistoryTours to stay up to date on tour dates. Thank you all for watching. 🤝

Battersea Bridge, 1930s. Bill Brandt.

Driving along London’s Westminster Bridge. 1968 drifting from memory to history.

The Penguin Pool, Regent's Park. Architect: Bergholt Lubetkin, 1934.

Elegant, quiet, and more traditional. Bond Street, 1980s.

A day in London’s Hyde Park in 1947.

The origin of Cheapside EC2 - the words ‘Cheap’ (and also Chipping) meant market in Medieval English and this area is surrounded by roads proclaiming their wares - Wood St, Poultry, Milk St, Honey Lane, Bread St and Friday St (which led to the fish market)… #History #London

Kodak Headquarters, Clerkenwell, 1902. They later moved to Kingsway. This building was destroyed during WWll. #kodak #Londonhistory

Aswad outside the Golden Cross pub on Portobello Road, West London, 1981. #reggae

Are SAFEWAY still going? #London

A family walk in London in 1961 from an 8mm cine film. The charm of Britain in the 1960s, complete with vintage cars.