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Multi-Deck Garage 1961
Description
L/S and M/S of exterior of a multi-storey car park in Bristol, Avon; traffic is seen passing by. Commentator tells us this is the first of it's kind in the country.
A grey car, a Riley One Point Five, turns into the car park and stops at a booth where a helpful man in a white coat puts a ticket...
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- Time in/Out:
- 01:23:51:00 / 01:25:17:00
- Canister:
- CP 322
- Film ID:
- 131.05
- Issue Date:
- 27/02/1961
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This building still seems to exist - its viewable on Google maps at 5 Rupert Street, Bristol.