GV front of Guildhall School of Music in the City with some students coming out. VS boys in playground of their school wear smart blazers and run about and stand in groups. GV Block of Alms houses for old people in Islington. MS Aged couple walk along path and enter door of...
GV front of Guildhall School of Music in the City with some students coming out. VS boys in playground of their school wear smart blazers and run about and stand in groups. GV Block of Alms houses for old people in Islington. MS Aged couple walk along path and enter door of one of the alms houses. MS Groups of old people seated in gardens of alms houses. MLS cargo ship 'Coptic' with tug alongside as it enters the Thames basin. BGV Below pan of City of London taking in the Guildhall, Monument, St Paul's and river Thames. MS meat that has just been unloaded being looked over by port hygiene official on dock side. GV part of buildings of Smithfield Market. GV elevated and ground level shots front of Guildhall. City of London College. MS meat porters working in Smithfield. VS activity amongst fish porters with their barrows etc. at Billingsgate Market. VS goods train shunting. GV road junction at Aldgate East, traffic scenes but trolley-bus dates it. GV city street.
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