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• bldigital
• publicdomain
• mechanicalcurator
• pubplacelondon
• large
• london
• vol0
• rotated
• sherlocknet:tag=beauty
• sherlocknet:tag=principe
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• sherlocknet:tag=grand
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• sherlocknet:tag=bridge
• sherlocknet:tag=point
• sherlocknet:tag=lord
• date1846
• sysnum000346141
• bicknellwi
• vol02

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• Stockholm Transport Museum 1 photo / illustration
• The National Archives UK 1 photo / illustration

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Buses in front of the National Gallery in London 1927

from Stockholm Transport Museum

• Rob Telford said:

  Outside the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square

• MAURICE BRUYNDONCKX said:

  Beautifull pictures, thank you very much for sharing those. Maurice Belgium

• Darkroom Daze said:

  Buses no longer run along here, but have to go round Trafalgar Square on the other three sides. This is pedestrian only.

• David Flett said:

  Interesting that buses actually stood here when taking their layover. The one in front is an independent operator, or 'Pirate' as the General called them. It is going all the way to Waltham Cross and would be in competition with that 29 for much of the way.

Votes and Vandalism

from The National Archives UK

• Spookydel said:

  Mary Richardson was also at the Derby with Emily Davidson when Davidson ran in front of the kings horse. Just afterwards she was attacked by the crowd and sought refuge in Epsom Downs Station. She joined the Labour Party in 1919 and stood for parliament in Acton, Bury St Edmunds, Aldershot and London but was never elected. In 1934 she joined Oswald Mosley's British Union of Fascists and became the Organising Secretary of the Women's Section. She left the party in 1935 and played no further roll in politics.