Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Rarely seen images bring 1800s London window to past
In the frantic pace of recent life, it's straightforward to forget our past.
But for those acquainted with in capital town, these fascinating photos taken once photography
was in its infancy can bring back to life a London that has modified such a lot over the last a hundred and fifty years.
They capture perspiring, mustached long-dead engineers operating exhausting to bring the world's initial Underground network to life;
they capture long-past retailers and factories; they even capture the development of 1 of England's most celebrated monuments, Nelson's Column, back in 1844.
Further abroad, there area unit photos of Italian Republic, America, Japan and Egypt, all taken over a hundred years ago.
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