Life In The Mirror Collection

Teaching Robert the Macaw to talk. Robert, a blue and yellow Macaw perches outside a pet shop in Brixton market and talks to the passing shoppers. Most people stop to have a word with him

"How much is that dog in the window". A man holding a dog inside Alderbournes
" How much is that dog in the window". A man holding a dog inside Alderbournes pet shop in Lansdowne Row, Mayfair, London. 1st June 1954

2 year old Alan is a great hunter of pigeons. Only they are a bit faster then he is. Canterbury Cathedral yard, Canterbury, Kent. 1st June 1954

A young boy allowed to touch an elephant at London Zoo. 29th December 1954

Children hairdressing at Selfridges. It seems to be one of the most fashionable things to have your childs hair cut at Selfridges because the waiting list stretches for weeks

On the river Cam in Cambridge resting in a punt are James Innes of St Catherines college where he reads modern languages and Irene Cassel from Gottingen

People waiting for a cruise down the River Thames, London. 25th April 1955

People buying refreshments in Kensington Gardens, London. 25th April 1955

Children at the Tower of London, London. 25th April 1955

A cruise down the River Thames, London. 25th April 1955

Children fishing in Kensington Gardens pond, London. 25th April 1955

Children playing in the street, Formosa Street, London. 25th April 1955

Children on Exmouth beach looking at an ancient Barrel Organ which Mr Percy Tucker (not pictured) had the opportunity to play as his Dream Wish from the Daily Mirror (competition)

An open air picture exhibition in Ludgate Gardens, London. 1st June 1954

An open air restaurant in Ludgate Gardens, London. 1st June 1954

Lunch hour sunbathers sit on the steps of St Pauls Cathedral, London. 1st June 1954

The Pantee Stores, outsize underwear specialists, Brixton Market, London. 1st June 1954

The sun shining through the new leafs on the trees near the Union Canal, Paddington, London. 1st June 1954

Workmen sit on a wall of a city street and enjoy their lunch break, watching the girls go by. 1st June 1954

At the back of Oxford Street is a busy school, and at around 5 o clock, when the children leave, many have to cross the frightful traffic of Oxford Street, London

Keeping Canterbury clean, Mr Sidney Smith sweeps the roads of Canterbury, Kent. 1st June 1954

People on a boat in Canterbury, Kent. 2nd June 1954

On a boat in Canterbury, Kent. 2nd June 1954

Visitors to Canterbury Catherdral, Kent. 2nd June 1954

Mr Percy Tucker playing an ancient Barrel Organ on the beach of Exmouth. Percy is a bus conductor and it has always been his wish to play one of these contraptions which are getting rather hard to

A man and child enjoying a picnic at London Zoo. 29th December 1954

An elephant at London Zoo. 29th December 1954

Cambridge University Madrigal Society Singing on the River Cam. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, 11th June 1954

Cambridge University Jazz Club Ball. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, 11th June 1954

King Edward the 6th (VI) school at Stratford upon Avon school where it is thought that the Bard himself William Shakespeare attended the school

Sisters Mary (left) and Ann Weller playing with baby chicks at Downley Hill Farm, near Dorking, Surrey. 13th March 1954

Phil Strongs medicine cures all, so he says as he sells it from his stall in Club Row, Bethnal Green, London

Crowds watching Phil Strong who is selling health cures in a bottle. You can see him in any street market - the man with the wonder cure, dispensing health for half a crown. He thumps his chest

On the river Cam in Cambridge resting in a punt are James Innes of St Catherines college where he reads modern languages and Irene Cassel from Gottingen

An exhibition of paintings at the Victoria Embankment Gardens. London, 12th May 1954

The end of a lunch time picnic at the Exhibition Southbank Garden. Miss Tessa Burnstock, 20 years old, her picnic in the open. London, 13th May 1954

The largest and oldest boys club in Sunderland is the Lambton Street boys fellowship centre where they accept boys from 8 to 18 years of age. In some cases they accept them even younger

Victoria Embankment Gardens. The graceful statue of Robert Burns and the lunch time siesta people, London. 12th May 1954

People taking their lunch break at Festival Southbank Gardens, London. 13th May 1954

Micheal Mullaby playing with toys in a large store. 13th May 1954

Listening to the band... Its an old British custom, and a good way of taking the weight off your feet. All you need is a deckchair - and an away from it all sense of laziness

Children hairdressing at Selfridges. It seems to be one of the most fashionable things to have your childs hair cut at Selfridges because the waiting list stretches for weeks

Ballet lessons for children at Rambert School in the Mercury Theatre in Notting Hill Gate. Lessons are given by the world famous Ballet Rambert companys young up and coming stars of the future

Children Hair dressing at Selfridges. It seems to be one of the most fashionable things to have your childs hair cut at Selfridges because the waiting list stretches for weeks

For the last sixty years Thomas Reay and his father before him have been standing in Bedford Street, Sunderland, with their Potato Engine and baking potatoes in their jackets

Bored boys watching a concert at Butlins Holiday Camp, Filey, North Yorkshire. 30th July 1954

The largest and oldest boys club in Sunderland is the Lambton Street boys fellowship centre where they accept boys from 8 to 18 years of age. In some cases they accept them even younger

Trainspotters sitting on a gate on the edge of Cambridge watching the London express trains go by are disturbed by a courting couple. Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. June 1954

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"Reflections of Life: A Glimpse Through the Mirror" Teaching Robert the Macaw to talk: Witnessing the colorful feathers and witty banter of Robert, a blue and yellow Macaw perched outside a pet store, brings life's vibrant conversations to a whole new level. "How much is that dog in the window": As we peer into Alderbournes, we catch sight of a man holding an adorable pup, reminding us that sometimes life's greatest joys can be found in unexpected places. 2-year-old Alan's pigeon hunting adventures: With boundless energy and determination, little Alan embarks on thrilling hunts for pigeons - although these feathered creatures always seem to outpace him. Cruising down River Thames in 1955: The anticipation builds as people eagerly await their leisurely cruise along London's iconic river, capturing snapshots of life amidst picturesque scenery. Refreshments at Kensington Gardens: Amidst blooming flowers and laughter-filled chatter, people indulge in delicious treats while basking in the serene beauty of Kensington Gardens on a sunny April day. Children exploring Tower of London: Wide-eyed with wonderment, children embark on an enchanting journey through history as they explore the majestic Tower of London - where tales from centuries past come alive before their very eyes. Serenity on a Thames cruise: Drifting along tranquil waters under clear blue skies transports passengers into moments of pure serenity during their captivating cruise down River Thames. Joyful innocence at Kensington Gardens pond: Delighted squeals fill the air as children cast their fishing lines into Kensington Gardens' sparkling pond - creating memories brimming with laughter and excitement. Playtime on Formosa Street: In this bustling neighborhood street scene captured through time's lens, carefree children revel in playfulness while embracing simple pleasures that bring them closer together. Mesmerized by the ancient Barrel Organ.