London 1965 archive footage

Archival footage shot by a French filmmaker while visiting England in July 1965.
It contains stock footage of London: Victoria Station, Imperial Hotel, Big Ben and the House of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the change of the guard parade at Buckingham Palace, an underground station, River Thames, Piccadilly Circus at night, and more.
Please, comment if you recognize more subjects.
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[@gabrielmenchaca1715]

Barbara. We made it. I don’t believe it. LONDON 1965!

[@comictemplatestudios4378]

Knew I'd find this comment

[@Polavianus]

LONDON 1965

[@sirrom5155]

ah the pre-enrichment years.

[@Firewertyhn6817]

in 70s 80-s Picadilly was more neon and beauty!

[@evildevil364]

where do you get this stuff?

[@jacksugden8190]

I was 9 in 1965, have a nice TIMEX watch from then. Bit better then without armed police officers at tourist attractions, such Downing Street, at least I was able to walk through Downing Street with my late parents.

[@guiezequiel4469]

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