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Excellent, thank you for showing and the time you have taken

wish i could have seen london before we were replaced

Nice photos but I prefer the old Black and white

When I saw Harry Corbett I said to myself, thus guy is 'aving a laugh!

Not all of these pics are of London

Not comfortable with Hookey Alf situation.

What stunning work you have achieved. Wonderful photographs that tell a story of our past, I was remembering my grandparents and my parents. We are all Londoners but my family are gone now and I live in a beautiful land 9000 kilometres away from my beloved London and family and childhood memories. Thank you so much for your work.

0:43 I think it’s more travelling up Fleet Street.

Obviously the power and wealth didn't reach most people !

Life was tough for the working class back then.. I bet the smells were interesting too.. Can’t imagine many had a chance to bathe regularly.. Fascinating images though.. Just people, all trying to make it in this world. Everything has changed, but also, nothing changes..

These are photos of people not London.

Its getting to look like this again under Khan and 💩 hole country like his ancestral home

Unable to read the subtitles you've got because of the colorization if you're going to do something like that at least to use black type

The oldest?

Thank you great video😊

4th picture in is in Leicester. Not London smh

"...Oldest Photos Ever of London" What's with all the 20th Century pics, photography was already active & viable from the 1840s! That's almost 3 generations before the 20th century. (Nothing wrong with the well-edited shots, it's just the click-baity title.)

the girl isn't hookey alf, that man looking at her and towards him is.

I often think that colourizing old photos takes away the historical atmosphere of those times, especially seeing a policeman wearing a red helmet

Some lovely photographs of London in the late Victorian and Edwardian era. Not how Khan and the BBC want us to believe England was like then.

Wow Awesome 👌 👏👏👏👏 Thankyou for sharing ❤🇬🇧😊

George V wasn’t on the throne in the Edwardian Era. His father, Edward VII was, hence the Edwardian era. He ruled from 1901 to 1910, then his son George V became King. Also there is one supposed to be Covent Garden Market in 1950, however the person in the background doesn’t seem to be wearing 1950’s clothes? Apart from that, the photos are great. I love looking at historical photos. Thanks.

Lovely colourisation of these treasured photos. As a child of the 50s these bring back memories and pride in my heritage and country that my ancestors built, fought for died for.

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I put myself in to these photo's, it's almost as though I was there!

Get rid of the shit music..👋👋🤡

A wonderful video... just have to say, at 18.19 in the video, you made an error - David Lloyd George was leader of the LIBERAL party, not Labour.

Great work, Thank you!

Too much colouring on people's faces. Considering majority of Victorian London were starving

It's colourised and not colorized

Horses had a hard life.

I prefer non-colorized photographs.

Thoroughly enjoyed. This brings back great memories of what used to be the greatest city on earth in my opinion.

Thanks for these colorful dlimpses into the past. BTW, Lloyd George was a Liberal, not a Labour PM.

Great collection there, an evocative travel through time long and not so long passed 👏👌👍

Meant to say assassination attempt on Queen Victoria riding in her carriage with Prince Albert, this is true and the assassin was caught.

Great photos, I wrote a story of the Victorian era, and an assassination attempt made on her while out riding in her carriage with Prince Albert, viewed by a house maid and her fiancee out for a walk and narrated from their perspective.

I sent a message above to comment on the poverty your photos reveal, but I forgot to thank you for these colourised photos which are so interesting and look so much closer to ourselves in colour, rather than just in black and white. Thanks! - they are really good!

How desperately poor most people look. Must have been some good things about this period, but the poverty we see is dreadful. Thank God for modern times, the Welfare State, public benefits, social services, etc. The good old days - No. This is what happens without a caring state system. Thank God for the Labour Party. We're lucky.

Good music.

too many mistakes

David Loyd George, was a Liberal Prime minister. Not a Labour politician

❤❤ my late Grandfather was born in England in 1888 he had many stories of growing up. His father was a Bobby.

4:41 Wow! Great to see someone actually smiling to the camera so long ago! Great to see these photos of London where I was brought up! btw 19:38 The Beatles! Thanks for giving me so many memories of London!! ❤😊

Always loved London,thanks soo much for these knowledgeable pictures,,,,

Harry h corbett.. what?

Love the first pic, of the photographer being shot by his brother, most probably. Cameras were pretty common and cheap those days!

Great job.