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Interesting Photos Capturing Street life of London in 1978

Ed Sijmons and his wife Louise visited London in 1978. Their grainy photographs captured a gritty view of the capital city when many people were still struggling to make ends meet after the mid-1970s recessions and the early 1980s recession was looming.

#1 Popular Book Centre at Rochester Row.

Popular Book Centre at Rochester Row.

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#2 The Wimpy Bar at the junction of Old Compton Street and Moor Street.

The Wimpy Bar at the junction of Old Compton Street and Moor Street.

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#3 Cheshire Street in E2.

Cheshire Street in E2.

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#4 St. Paul’s.

St. Paul's.

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#5 Shakespeare’s Head.

Shakespeare's Head.

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#6 Hamleys at Regent Street.

Hamleys at Regent Street.

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#7 Ford Thames Van.

Ford Thames Van.

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#8 Market-street in Soho.

Market-street in Soho.

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#9 Michelin Building at Fulham Road.

Michelin Building at Fulham Road.

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#10 Window display of Corgi Toys and Dinky Toys.

Window display of Corgi Toys and Dinky Toys.

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#11 Bedford Van Mister curly top.

Bedford Van Mister curly top.

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#12 Upper Tachbrook Street.

Upper Tachbrook Street.

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#13 Outside the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Outside the Victoria and Albert Museum.

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#14 Super Soft Whips.

Super Soft Whips.

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#15 Mickey Mouse.

Mickey Mouse.

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#16 Soho Square.

Soho Square.

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#17 Entrance to railway bridge.

Entrance to railway bridge.

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#18 Berwick Street market.

Berwick Street market.

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