London in the 1970s Through Fascinating Color Photos _ Ye Olde England Chronicles

The 1970s was the decade of rapid change; it was the time for rebels, sports, feminism, and protests. The era is known for being a time of culture and politics. The first Pride march of 1971 ended up in Trafalgar Square, the first Concorde flight to JFK airport left Heathrow in 1977, and people partied in the streets for the Notting Hill Carnival, Silver Jubilee, and Arsenal’s FA Cup win over Liverpool.

Piccadilly Circus, London, April 1970

Piccadilly Circus, London, April 1970

Piccadilly Circus, London, April 1970

London Bus Route 9: AEC Routemaster, April 1970

Cutty Sark, London, July 1971

The Flask, 77 Highgate West Hill, Highgate, London, February 1974

Victoria Grosvenor Hotel, London, February 1974

Berwick Street, London, February 1976

Busker, Soho, London, February 1976

Carnaby Street, London, February 1976

Carnaby Street, London, February 1976

E. Katz & Co Ltd, 88-90 Hatton Garden, London, February 1976

Gerrard Street, Chinatown, London, February 1976

Goulston Street, London, February 1976

Hatton Garden: The London Diamond Club, London, February 1976

Lisle Street, Chinatown, London, February 1976

Liverpool Street Station, London, February 1976

Liverpool Street Station, London, February 1976

Lombard Street, London, February 1976

Newman Arms, 23 Rathbone Street, London, February 1976

Oxford Street, London, February 1976

Petticoat Lane Market, London, February 1976

Piccadilly Circus, London, February 1976

Piccadilly Circus, London, February 1976

Piccadilly Circus, London, February 1976

Regent Street, London, February 1976

Regent Street, London, February 1976

Smithfield meat market, London, February 1976

Smithfield meat market, London, February 1976

Soho Market, London, February 1976

Soho Market, London, February 1976

Spitalfields Market, London, February 1976

Spitalfields Market, London, February 1976

6The Royal Exchange, London, February 1976

Wells Market, London, February 1976