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2011

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The last upload was July 2011.

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Spookydel said:
John Stephen opened the first boutique in Carnaby Street in 1958, and was soon followed by designers such as Cecil Gee and Mary Quant, who named the Mini skirt after her favourite car! Soho's Marquee club was not far from the street, and it attracted recording artists such as the Beatles and the Rolling Stones to the atea, cementing it as one of the hippest parts of London in the "Swinging Sixties".
Yulia Zh. said:
Cool!
ohsummergirl said:
cannot be more cool :P from the beigining the british are so fashion :P
A said:
Excellent. :-)

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Sam Knox said:
Just a thought... If this is in the UK (London), why are all the vehicles driving on the wrong side of the road? They should be on the left hand side, not the right...
Snaptophobic said:
I guess the transparency was scanned the wrong way round. Simple to flip over to get it all correct. The road markings, signage and buildings do look typically British.
carlosbezz said:
Congratulations!
This is a wonderful shot!
You are invited to post it to:

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gruntie916 said:
Definitely a reversed image. If you're familiar with the local geography then you are facing west towards Hanger Lane: the spur off the roundabout should be to the south not the north as here. Having said all that the traffic driving on the wrong side of the road is a dead giveaway.
The National Archives UK said:
The traffic is indeed a dead giveaway. (Well spotted everyone). Duly flipped.