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The Open Road London (1927)

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London is the last stop in an epic trip across Britain filmed in remarkable early colour.

London was the final stop in a marathon journey around Britain filmed as a series of cinema travelogues. Pioneering filmmaker Claude Friese-Greene brought these picture-postcard scenes to life with a specially-devised colour film process.

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  • It amazes me to think that practically EVERYONE in this film is dead! Each and every single person in this video, young or old.. is at least 84 years old now! It's like they are alive forever in some way!

  • @jul24ian Even in Petticoat Lane, the men were wearing ties. What strikes me is actually how filthy the buildings were, as a result of coal fires in every house, office and comercial building. Nelson's Column was jet black. Thank God for the Clean Air Act !

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  • @Edgey1988 Yea well tough, Britain is now full of immigrants, get used to it. Boo fucking hoo.

  • over 4000 buses in 1927, now its 6,800 - I expecet way more ...

  • Now Londond is infested with Muslims, Blacks and asians, its tragic what has happened to this city

  • Real white Londoners

  • This is amazing footage. A rare glimpse at a world sadly long lost.

  • Dead City O.O

  • with colours...

  • This is the single most amazing video on youtube. Its like a time machine!

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