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1960s1961activityB+Wblack and whiteboyschildrenderelictiondestructionEast LondonEbenezer StreetganghousingHoxtonimaginationleisureN1outsideplaypost-warrubbleshortssportstreetSwinging Sixtiesterraceurbanworking class
Two boys in shorts play cricket in the road, with working-class terraced housing on both sides and an industrial building sited on Ebenezer Street in the background, East London circa 1961

Kid’s Cricket

Two boys in shorts play cricket in the road, with working-class terraced housing on both sides and an industrial building sited on Ebenezer Street in the background, East London circa 1961 Gallery: Post-War London
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1960s1961activityB+Wblack and whiteboyschildrenderelictiondestructionEast LondonEbenezer StreetganghousingHoxtonimaginationleisureN1outsideplaypost-warrubbleshortssportstreetSwinging Sixtiesterraceurbanworking class
1960s1961activityB+Wblack and whiteblockadeboyschildrenderelictiondestructionganggirlshousingimaginationleisureLondonoutsideplaypost-warrubbleSecond World WarsportstreetSwinging Sixtiesterraceurbanwarworking classWW2
A group of children play in a London street which still has a blockade left over from the Second World War; one girl is wearing her mother’s fancy shoes, 10 April 1961

Mum’s Shoes

A group of children play in a London street which still has a blockade left over from the Second World War; one girl is wearing her mother’s fancy shoes, 10 April 1961 Gallery: Post-War London
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1960s1961activityB+Wblack and whiteblockadeboyschildrenderelictiondestructionganggirlshousingimaginationleisureLondonoutsideplaypost-warrubbleSecond World WarsportstreetSwinging Sixtiesterraceurbanwarworking classWW2
1960s1961activityB+Wblack and whitebomb siteboyschildrendamagedangerousdebrisderelictiondestructionhousingimaginationleisureLondonoutsideplaypost-warrubblesportstreetSwinging Sixtiesterraceurbanworking class
Two young boys collect scrap metal and play amongst the debris in a pile of damaged furniture in a boarded-off bomb site in a London street, 10 April 1961

Treasure Hunt

Two young boys collect scrap metal and play amongst the debris in a pile of damaged furniture in a boarded-off bomb site in a London street, 10 April 1961 Gallery: Post-War London
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1960s1961activityB+Wblack and whitebomb siteboyschildrendamagedangerousdebrisderelictiondestructionhousingimaginationleisureLondonoutsideplaypost-warrubblesportstreetSwinging Sixtiesterraceurbanworking class
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John Hopkins in the Emmanuel College 1st Hockey XI, 1956-57

John Hopkins in the Emmanuel College 1st Hockey XI, 1956-57

John Hopkins in the Emmanuel College 1st Hockey XI, 1956-57 Gallery: timeline
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1940sblack and whiteboarding schoolCaldicott SchoolchildcompetitioncricketEnglandhistoryJohn Hoppy Hopkinsmascotoutfitposesport
John Hopkins in the cricket team at Caldicott School, Farnham Common, Bucks, circa 1943-46

JVLH-cricket

John Hopkins in the cricket team at Caldicott School, Farnham Common, Bucks, circa 1943-46 Gallery: timeline
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1940sbalancebicycleblack and whiteCaldicott Schoolcompetitionconcentrationcross-countryEnglandhistoryJohn Hoppy Hopkinsraceracingsportyouth
John Hoppy Hopkins at Caldicott School bicycle cross country race, sporting number 9, circa 1946-9

JVLH-bike-9

John Hoppy Hopkins at Caldicott School bicycle cross country race, sporting number 9, circa 1946-9 Gallery: timeline
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1940sbalancebicycleblack and whiteCaldicott Schoolcompetitionconcentrationcross-countryEnglandhistoryJohn Hoppy Hopkinsraceracingsportyouth
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