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19601960sactivityB+Wblack and whitebystanderscommutersconcourseconfectionerydigexcavatehatjack-hammermiddle classobserversoutsideplatformrailwayschoolboysshopsstationSwinging Sixtiestobacconiststrainurbanworking classworking life
A man in working class clothes operates a jack-hammer on the track at a railway station. He is being observed by men and boys in middle class clothing as they stand on the station platform in front of a tobacconist's shop, circa 1960

Track Work

A man in working class clothes operates a jack-hammer on the track at a railway station. He is being observed by men and boys in middle class clothing as they stand on the station platform in front of a tobacconist's shop, circa 1960 Gallery: Working Life
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19601960sactivityB+Wblack and whitebystanderscommutersconcourseconfectionerydigexcavatehatjack-hammermiddle classobserversoutsideplatformrailwayschoolboysshopsstationSwinging Sixtiestobacconiststrainurbanworking classworking life
1960s1962activismactivistanti-nuclearB+Wbannersblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentcityCNDdemonstrationdigLondonpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementroadspectatorsstreetSwinging Sixtiestraffic
Young men with a banner that says 'CND Constructive Service' dig holes in a flattened bomb site in London (probably West London/Notting Hill) and chat with onlookers, circa 1962. They are watched by several children

CND Constructive Service

Young men with a banner that says 'CND Constructive Service' dig holes in a flattened bomb site in London (probably West London/Notting Hill) and chat with onlookers, circa 1962. They are watched by several children Gallery: CND
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1960s1962activismactivistanti-nuclearB+Wbannersblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentcityCNDdemonstrationdigLondonpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementroadspectatorsstreetSwinging Sixtiestraffic
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