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Twentieth Centur Collection (#2)

"Capturing the Essence of Twentieth Century London: From Royal Ascot to Art Deco




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"Capturing the Essence of Twentieth Century London: From Royal Ascot to Art Deco, and Everything in Between" Step back in time to the glamourous Royal Ascot race meeting of 1925, where the Duke of Richmond and Gordon graced the event with his presence. Take a leisurely cruise along the Thames River on one of its iconic boats, passing by Cleopatra's Needle and admiring the Shell Mex House in its stunning art deco style from 1930-1931. Immerse yourself in the charming streets of Bedford Square, Bloomsbury, London during the 1950s. The houses exude an air of elegance and history that transports you to another era. Discover Twyford Abbey in Park Royal, West London during the 1950s. This hidden gem showcases architectural beauty amidst lush surroundings, offering a tranquil escape from bustling city life. Witness young boys indulging their passion for sea fishing at Seven Sisters, Birling Gap in Sussex during the swinging sixties. Their enthusiasm is contagious as they embrace nature's bounty. Marvel at Thames river boats moored near Cleopatra's Needle on Victoria Embankment - a picturesque scene that captures both historical charm and modern-day allure. Relive moments from Ascot races as we glimpse Mr. And Mrs. Reginald Purbrick alongside Mrs. Sydney Loder and Mrs. Hubert Loder enjoying this prestigious event back in 1922. Experience nostalgia through "The Wonder Paint Book, " a beloved children's pastime from 1950s UK featuring delightful illustrations of dogs, cats, puzzles, painting - igniting creativity within young minds. Feel your heart race as a steam railway engine powers through Hadley near London - witness firsthand how these magnificent machines shaped transportation history throughout the twentieth century. Observe a steam train gracefully passing by a signal - an emblematic image symbolizing progress intertwined with tradition throughout Britain's rich railway heritage.