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Considering the amount of time I’m spend visiting and exploring Cambridge, I thought it was about time I shared a Cambridge city guide here! It’s one of my favourite places in the world, it was where I spent the first few years of my life so I have very strong ties to the city & it feels lik

Explore these remarkable old photos of London from the 1860s through to the 1960s. Capturing the people, the landmarks, the soul of the capital.

The first buses to come into service did so slightly earlier, though – back in London. As soon as the war began, London’s buses were pressed...

Checker taxi cabs on 34th Street. I found Dad's diary and he wrote on August 16, 1938: “We swung across town and in a bit were on the Henry Hudson highway leading south. And believe it or not, first thing you know we were once again at the Hotel New Yorker. On the way down, we had a thrill as we passed by a huge ocean liner, all lit up, as it lay at the dock. It was the Normandie.”

Here's a collection of amazing color photographs of New York City's street scenes in the 1970s (via ozmerry)

These evocative snapshots of London were taken by Bernd Loos, who on the way to visit his friends in Liverpool suddenly felt a bit under the...

I was a teenager in Texas during all of it, so I missed out on the New York City of the 1970s. It was a very different place than where I live today. The Bowery , now lined with million dollar apartments, lived up to it’s infamous name by hosting much of the city’s illi

These brilliant photos were taken by Hans Joachim Jacobi and scanned by his son Michael. They travelled to NYC as a stopover on the way to and from Halifax in Nova Scotia to visit relatives. Hans was using a Exakta Varex IIa, an East-German camera, using Agfa CT18 film. These photos are courtesy of Hans Joachim Jacobi’s … Continue reading "New York City in all its Neon-Lit Glory, 1969 – 1971"