A Visit to Swinging London in 1968
From Flickr user Arbyreed comes these wonderful photographs that captures the everyday life and style of “Swinging London” in the late 1960s.
From Carnaby Street, to Picadilly Circus to a stylish Heathrow airport. Arbyreed explains:
I lived in Oxford, England in the late 1960s and this collection contains some of the sights I took time to photograph. I wish I had taken more and more that reflected the culture of the time.
Who would like to go back in time and live in or visit this wonderful era? Hands up.
Above: Heathrow International – Terminal 3 (1968)
Above: Market day on Portabello Road, London circa 1969
Above: Opening at the London Pavilion theater in Piccadilly Circus — circa 1968
Above: Piccadilly Circus Circa 1968-1969
Above: Shops in Carnaby Street, London — 1968
Above: Sixties look on Carnaby Street, London — 1968
Above: Tower Bridge on a misty night in 1968
Christopher
A Swedish expatriate and founder of Ultra Swank. Chris loves showcasing his passion for mid-century design, defunct airlines, Disneyland and modernist architecture. He's also renowned as a connoisseur of easy-listening music from the 60s and 70s.
