Inner Boroughs Collection (#6)

Street scenes in Mayfair, London. Stafford Street. 20th June 1956

Covent Garden Flower Show 12th June 1951 Pearly Kings and Queens seen here arriving at the Covent Garden Flower Show

There was chaos in the rush hour traffic today due to strikes on some of London Transports power stations there was also heavy rain to aid traffic congestion. Commuters at Oxford Circus station

An open air picture exhibition in Ludgate Gardens, London. 1st June 1954

An open air restaurant in Ludgate Gardens, London. 1st June 1954

Hi - Mind the nose! The children love it. Baby the Great Indian Hornbill, loves it. Only Alfred Woods, head keeper at London Zoos bird house

It was exactly 11. 50am on a cold bright morning at Trafalgar Square when four 8 year old
It was exactly 11.50am on a cold bright morning at Trafalgar Square when four 8 year old sea lions flipped and flapped their way down the steps at Trafalgar Square

Lunch hour sunbathers sit on the steps of St Pauls Cathedral, London. 1st June 1954

The Pantee Stores, outsize underwear specialists, Brixton Market, London. 1st June 1954

The sun shining through the new leafs on the trees near the Union Canal, Paddington, London. 1st June 1954

At the back of Oxford Street is a busy school, and at around 5 o clock, when the children leave, many have to cross the frightful traffic of Oxford Street, London

The 1. 15 to Doncaster, pulled by The Flying Scotsman, gets a hearty send off from 300
The 1.15 to Doncaster, pulled by The Flying Scotsman, gets a hearty send off from 300 fans at Kings Cross. The Flying Scotsman on its last official run for British Rail before its retirement

Borough Market, Porters Race. Two barrows loaded with 4. 5 cwt
Borough Market, Porters Race. Two barrows loaded with 4.5 cwt. (hundredweight) of fruit are used in a race from Borough Market on a five mile course to Guys hospital where the fruit was then given to

Traffic on Farringdon Road, pictured looking towards Ludgate Circus and the City. London Picture taken circa 1st January 1975

Westminster Abbey in London, by night Picture taken circa 1st January 1975

Stainless Steel Sculpture on the South Bank, with Big Ben, Houses of Parliament showing in the background. London. Picture taken circa 1st January 1975

Pipaluk the polar bear cub ventures out of his private den on to the Mappin Terraces, London Zoo, for the first time with his mother Sally. 13th March 1968

Four lion cubs, born to Kim and Singh on the 10th June 1971 met visitors for the first time on the lawn at London Zoo. The cubs, one male and three females have been named Leon, Leonie

Two penguins, pretending not to notice all the other ice skaters are quite unconcerned by the presence of the regulars who were rather astonished to see the polite penguins

For the first time, Paddiwack the polar bear cub born to Sam and Sally on the 29th November 1972. ventured out of his private den with his mother on the Mappin Terraces to meet the press

This is the other chorus at Londons Drury Lane Theatre. The line that gets no applause from the audience The cleaners start work when the ballerinas of the show " Carousel" have gone home

The teachers are expecting trouble when Joseph, Patrick and Richard Moran starts school. Trouble over identification. For the boys dress alike and almost look alike. They are triplets

George Greenwell carrying hose with Station Officer Harding seen here during pump training at London Fire Brigade Headquarters Circa 1940

The Old Bailey, Court, in London, EC4M 7EH. Picture taken at night. Picture taken 29th May 1953

Tower Bridge, London, and The River Thames Picture taken at night. Picture taken 29th May 1953

British Naval Parseval airship later known as Naval Airship No 4 seen here on the 30th June 1913. HM Airship No 4 was the first British aircraft to fly an operational patrol of the First World War

Carol singing around the Christmas Tree in Trafalgar Square, London. Picture taken 22nd December 1949

Aerial picture of London, showing The River Thames, Tower Bridge, London Bridge Station to the left, St Pauls Cathedral in the background. Picture taken 4th July 1950

The Mall, London. 5th June 1953. Picture taken from The Victoria Memorial Statue, looking away from Buckingham Palace, and towards Admiralty Arch in the distance

A man and child enjoying a picnic at London Zoo. 29th December 1954

An elephant at London Zoo. 29th December 1954

Penguins in the Penguin Pool at London Zoo. 16th May 1955

The first Emperor Penguin at London Zoo. 31st March 1950

Penguins at London Zoo. 31st March 1959

Mr Mark Sellingcourt has been selling furs in the Barbican Court EC1 for 15 years and despite the fact that the blitz has nearly shattered all the hustle

Ladies trying to find their umbrellas in the London Transport Lost Property Office, Lambeth. All these umbrellas were lost just in April. 27th May 1929

A woman and child enjoying Hyde Park in the now, London. Circa 1953

A general view of the Farringdon area of London. Circa 1953

A man pushing a pram through Hyde Park in London. Circa 1953

Catching the sun on the highest spot in London. The statue of Nelson at the top of the column is being cleaned once again, and steeplejacks perched on the top made the most of the sun

St Jamess Park, showing the lake and the Island Bird Sanctuary. It has been announced that Mr Hugh Edmund Watts, Chief Inspector of Explosives at the Home Office

A snowy winter scene in Hyde Park, London. Circa 1953

Lights on the Norwegian Christmas Tree in Trafalgar Square. 19th December 1966

New refrigerated self service snack bar at St Pancreas Station, London, 15th October 1959. Called The Midland, it is the first of many new style cafeterias to be installed by British Railways at

Fleet Street looking towards St Pauls Cathedral and Ludgate Hill. August 1939

Whos the dummy? Window shopping in Oxford Street, London. Circa 1960

Pavement Artist at work along the Embankment, London. 1951

Pavement Artist at work in Gloucester Road, London, 1946

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"Journey through London's Inner Boroughs: A Tapestry of History and Culture" Step back in time to the iconic year of 1976, where Malcolm McLaren's provocative shop, Sex on The Kings Road, challenged societal norms and ignited a cultural revolution. Amidst the festive cheer on 5th December, crowds flocked to Petticoat Lane, besieging the market to find unique Christmas presents that would bring joy to their loved ones. St. Paul's Cathedral stood tall and majestic during VE Day celebrations, its floodlights illuminating the night sky as London rejoiced in victory over adversity. The vibrant spirit of Soho came alive as the annual Fair and Carnival commenced with an unprecedented number of participants parading through its lively streets. Witnessing history unfold before your eyes, Londons newest timber dock - The Lavender Dock - was brought into commission; a testament to progress and innovation shaping the cityscape. On September 22nd, 1967, GPO Tower soared high above London's skyline like a beacon of modernity amidst traditional architecture; symbolizing technological advancements that connected people across distances. In bustling coffee bars nestled within West End's vibrant heartland, girls met with friends for laughter-filled conversations against a backdrop of artistic expression and intellectual discourse. An aerial view from 1951 showcases London docks in East London; bustling hubs where trade thrived and cultures collided in harmonious chaos. At the historic Tower of London stands an enigmatic figure - beheaded Guy. This eerie sight serves as a reminder that this is indeed the only place such an unusual character could exist. Rupert Street market in Soho circa 1950 witnessed shoppers immersing themselves in its colorful tapestry; embracing diversity while exploring stalls brimming with treasures waiting to be discovered. The prestigious Boat Race between Cambridge and Oxford captivated audiences since time immemorial. In 1956 it began anew at starting point, igniting the competitive spirit that defines this iconic event.