Harlesden & Willesden - Then and Now. Part 3

A third collection of old photos from in and around Harlesden & Willesden, mixed with their current view - or as close as I could get to it on Google Streets. I've made similar videos for St Albans where I live now, and I thought it would be good to do one for Harlesden & Willesden, where I grew up. That went down well, so I did a second, and that went down well too, so here is the third. If you missed the first two, they're at:
Part 1: • Harlesden & Willesden ...
Part 2: • Harlesden & Willesden ...
I've also done them for Radlett, Knebworth and Caister-on-Sea. Full list below:
St Albans:
Part 1: • St Albans Then and Now...
Part 2: • St Albans Then and Now...
Part 3: • St Albans Then and Now...
Part 4: • St Albans Then and Now...
Part 5: • St Albans Then and Now...
Part 6: • St Albans Then and Now...
Part 7: • St Albans Then and Now...
Radlett:
Part 1: • Radlett - Then and Now
Part 2: • Radlett - Then and Now...
Part 3: • Radlett - Then and Now...
Knebworth:
Part 1: • Knebworth - Then and Now
Part 2: • Knebworth - Then and N...
Caister-on-Sea:
Part 1: • Caister-on-Sea - Then ...
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All images were found randomly on the Internet and are believed to be free to distribute. If you believe you are the rights owner of an image, please send me a message and I'll be happy to add a credit.

[@kenday4812]

Lovely Photos of the Past, Enjoy Watching Them, Thank you.. 😊

[@bridiesmith5110]

I lived in Harlesden and Willesden for many years. When you go through there now it’s unrecognisable. Only one family member still lives there.

[@popeye4827]

great video

[@peterh9212]

Excellent. Thanks 👍

[@johnsummers3876]

Bravo!

[@kevos65]

Excellent photos Gary..one fact that does stand out is that modern architecture and architects are a very poor second in imagination and product..unbelievable that so many beautiful old buildings were destroyed for the shite that replaced them

[@vincentjasper3227]

Gary Broadbent. A nice production and I like the uplifting music. What is it?

[@GaryB007]

It a piece of music called Earthspan, by Paul Mottram.