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  1. 15-03-2014, 4:13 PM #1
    Sue Mackay
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    Default Photographs of Old London

    Some lovely photographs of old London at
    https://www.referenced.co.uk/lost-lon...y-photographs/
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  2. 15-03-2014, 6:49 PM #2
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    Thanks Sue.

    Even if you have no family interest in London those photos are stunning.

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  3. 16-03-2014, 7:39 PM #3
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    I've just had a look at the photos as it's interesting to see what the type of accommodation some of my ancestors may have lived in during their lives.
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  4. 17-03-2014, 2:32 PM #4
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    brought childhood memories back for me, shopping with Mum in Gardiners Aldgate at the end of the war. spent an ill-gotten childhood around the streets of Wapping and Limehouse, first job was in those dock's. some of those view's were still around into the 50's when major re-developement started after the war, have memories of quite a few of those places.
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  5. 17-03-2014, 8:14 PM #5
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    great photos, I really liked them
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  6. 18-03-2014, 5:39 PM #6
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    Oh Sue, those photos are stunning. Those scenes would have been so familiar to our ancestors.
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