London, 1963

Madeira drive, Brighton, 1962

Waterloo Bridge, London, c1890

1960s

London fog, 1935.

Once, our neighbors were a form of aid, friendship, and security. Now, we've not only replaced such togetherness with commodity-comforts, we resent, begrudge, and avoid eye contact with the very people who might have once been our entire world.

1938. Trafford Park (Getty/Manchester Evening News).

My great grandfather who was born around 1898, during his time in the Royal Navy (#WW1). Most of my family served, and many died, or were maimed in wars that needn't have happened. Most remove their recent ancestors in place of modernity, but they were as real as we are today.

What A Waste

London Pub/History #Tour

Date: 26th of April
Meeting At: Blackfriars station
Time: 11 AM

(Queen Victoria Street, London, EC4V). The tour will last between 2-2 1/2 hours and will end in a pub.

Prices:
£20 per ticket (for over 18s),
16-18: £10
Under 16s: Free

Waterloo (1970s)