Another unidentified woman in my father’s photos from the #1950s. If anyone recognises her, please get in touch.
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Post-war faces in London. #throwbackthursday
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Happy birthday, Mother.
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Another of my father’s photos from 1950s London.
Bomb sites were an irresistible but dangerous playground for post-war kids.
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Out and about in 1950s Petticoat Lane Market, my father came across the flamboyant horse racing tipster, Prince Monolulu. Here’s a link to his amazing story. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/horse-racing/54695641
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Day dreaming in 1950s London.
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Prompt Corner Cafe in Hampstead, circa 1950. My father used to go there to play chess against the old Russian exiles who used the place as their club house.
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Another bomb site photo. What happened to this little boy? Is he alone or are there friends and siblings close by? Where in London is he? What sort of life did he go on to have? He could still be alive today.
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No-fun funfair. 1950s London
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Another of my father’s photos from late 40s/early 50s London
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