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Marlene Dietrich in London

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A Bookstore Destroyed by the Bombings

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London underground

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Queen Elizabeth II welcomes from the balcony

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East End crowd gathers to witness the arrival of Mahatma Gandhi

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A twist on a London street

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A female firefighting team

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Hemingway in a hospital bed after party with Robert Capa

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c. 1890 OldPik

Gandhi as a law student

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Photo of Sophia Loren in London

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c. 1900 OldPik

Cannon Street

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High road Leytonstone

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Huge queues at Liverpool Street

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A Portable Library

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Shoe Shop in London

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MicroTV

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Henry Dixon and Son’s shop in Macclesfield Street, Soho

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The George V King's Christmas broadcast, 1934

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c. 1936 OldPik

Clapham South Underground station

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Photo of Alice Liddell taken by Lewis Carroll

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Tram workers queue up for their pay at the tram subway in Kingsway, High Holborn

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c. 1908 OldPik

Florence Nightingale. Photograph by Millbourn

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The traffic on London Bridge.

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c. 1922 OldPik

Ice cream vendor

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Black Lion Yard

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The Nelson Column, Trafalgar Square

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Pub

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Victoria and John Brown

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Edgar's department store

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c. 1845 OldPik

Earliest known photograph of Victoria, here with her eldest daughter, Victoria

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Evacuating a Girl from a Destroyed House

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Haile Selassie and Winston Churchill

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c. 1933 OldPik

Police Officer and a Tower Guard in London

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Imperial Conference: George V and the prime ministers of the Empire

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Students at the Royal Academy of Dance

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Houses of Parliament

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Cannon Street Railway Bridge

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Good old London

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c. 1891 OldPik

Rudyard Kipling (right) with his father John Lockwood Kipling

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