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The Uhuru Wholefoods shopfront in its original design and colours, 1972.Click here to go back

Andrew Brough recalls how a friend found a Second World War mortar bomb in the River Thames.

Shortages of materials during the Second World War and into the 1950s meant that this pottery was designed to be as simple and hard-wearing as possible. This design became very popular and ‘Beryl’ pottery was used by families, business, and community…

A photograph of Glynn Carter diving at Parson's Pleasure men's bathing place. The description 'Glynn, diving' is written on the photo.

Nails hammered into the door of what used to be the Treasury of Christ Church College, Oxford, spelling out 'No Peel'.Return to exhibition

Jenny Holloway recalls playing in a boggy ditch with friends as a child.