Image detail from The Theatre World and illustrated stage review, Issue no.1

Image detail from The Theatre World and illustrated stage review, Issue no.1Detail of the cover image from Issue no. 1 of The Theatre World and illustrated stage review for February 1925. An illustrated monthly review of London's theatres. Published by the Claremont Publishing Co. Ltd, Henrietta Street, London. The cover design is by Bovey

Albumen print taken for the London Stereoscopic Society

Regent Street

painted in the 1740s

showing a packed auditorium and the orchestra playing on the stage

Thousands spent their Easter bank holiday at the Battersea Park fun fair

The Serpentine was created early in George II's reign by damming the Westbourne

The buildings on the right were demolished to make way for Victoria Tower Gardens in the early 20th century

They have bought the right to vote for the needy children of their choice

With key numbers 83-90 and 1-40 and original description of the places shown in the panorama

Cilla Black sings to the Ready Steady Go

some Brixton residents regarded the Atlantic as a 'racist pub'

the march of 40