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Amy Johnson weds Jim Mollison

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Amy Johnson weds Jim Mollison

Guests at Grosvenor House toast Miss Amy Johnson, female aviator and fellow pilot, Jim Mollison, following their marriage at St. George s, Hanover Square, London in 1932. Date: 1932

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1932 Aviator Grosvenor Guests Johnson Married Mollison Personalities Toast Miss


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In this photograph, newlyweds Amy Johnson and Jim Mollison are surrounded by guests raising a toast to their marriage at the elegant Grosvenor House in London, 1932. The image encapsulates the spirit of the Roaring Twenties and the thrilling era of aviation. Amy Johnson, an accomplished British aviator, gained international fame in 1930 when she set a new solo record for flying from England to Australia. Her daring exploits in the skies earned her the nickname "London's Sweetheart" and made her a national heroine. Jim Mollison, also a skilled aviator, had set several long-distance flying records and was a popular figure in the aviation community. Their whirlwind romance began in 1931 when they met during a flight competition in England. Their shared passion for flying and adventure brought them together, and they were married just a year later in a high-profile ceremony at St. George's Hanover Square. The guests in attendance, dressed in their finest attire, reflect the glamour and sophistication of the 1930s. The men wear smart suits and hats, while the women don elegant gowns and pearls. The atmosphere is one of celebration and joy, as the newlyweds embark on their new life together. This photograph is a fascinating glimpse into history, offering a glimpse into the lives of two pioneering figures in the world of aviation and the excitement of the era in which they lived. It is a reminder of a time when adventure, romance, and the spirit of innovation came together to captivate the world.

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