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In my golden age. Likes cooking and having a laugh.

[Historic England @HistoricEngland]

However, it’s unlikely that Pepys saw the building that stands today, as it appears to date from the 18th and 19th centuries.

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[Medical Medium @MedicalMedium]

How Celery Juice Helps Teeth
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[Yesterday's Britain, A Better Britain. @YesterdaysBrit1]

A new beginning.
Britain in the 1950s.
The war is over and now is the time to plant the seeds of the future.

[Gemma @PompeyDriver]

1T18 arrives into platform 9 at Waterloo. Straight back out with empties to Woking

[Knowledge of London @Knowledgepoint]

Winter in the snow, with passers by all lending a hand a common sight back in the day. Make of the car?

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

Life in America 40 to 100+ years ago 🧵

1. This was Los Angeles in the 1950s

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[adrift in soho @adriftinsoho]

ADRIFT IN SOHO RESEARCH, THEN. Eros, circa 1959.

[George Skeggs Robert Henry @SohoGeorge]

West End history--Eros celebrate's New Year's Eve 1962-l remember this at the time-- it always seemed to snow more often in the old days!

[George Skeggs Robert Henry @SohoGeorge]

Piccadilly Circus 1939---- Eros dressed for war!

[BB @sohobella]

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@SohoGeorge 🫶

[Knowledge of London @Knowledgepoint]

Tower Beach London's Riviera? When a family day out meant crossing over the river from Bermondsey, going down a few steps by the Tower of London and onto a stretch of sand called Tower Beach. On a sunny day it would get really packed, simpler times back then!

[Knowledge of London @Knowledgepoint]

All Aboard the Omnibus from Oxford Street in 1910. I'm not sure what number bus would be running through directly from Marble Arch to Hornsey Rise!

[Knowledge of London @Knowledgepoint]

31 May 1578 Martin Frobisher sailed to Canada. Over time he brought home 1500 tons of 'gold ore'. It was merely worthless iron pyrite (fool's gold) later used to pave streets in London, leading to the myth that the streets of London were paved with gold.

[adrift in soho @adriftinsoho]

Artificial Intelligence?
No thanks!

[adrift in soho @adriftinsoho]

As seen at Herne Hill Books. @HerneHillBooks

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[Philosophoenix @AvisAurorae]

What a woman like me dreams of..an epic library 💖📚