East end of london 1960's hi-res stock photography and images

1960s, historical, London, a view down Wentworth Street, and the traditional mid-week Petticoat Lane market in the east end, one of the city's longest established markets. Stock Photo

RMM6HM2M–1960s, historical, London, a view down Wentworth Street, and the traditional mid-week Petticoat Lane market in the east end, one of the city's longest established markets.

RMDAT9F5–East-End Busker 1960s

The horse drawn funeral cortege of former East London villian Reggie Kray, makes its way down Bethnal green road after leaving a local undertaker. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RMG54XTK–The horse drawn funeral cortege of former East London villian Reggie Kray, makes its way down Bethnal green road after leaving a local undertaker. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Ridley Road, London, Tuesday 31st July 1962. A large crowd gathers in the East End to disrupt a rally by former fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley and members of his anti-Semitic Blackshirt group who had planned a rally in London's East End. Mosley and his group were assaulted and punched to the ground as soon as his meeting opened at Ridley Road, Dalston. Police closed the meeting within the first three minutes and made 54 arrests, one of which was Sir Oswald's son Max. Stock Photo

RM2HJA8W6–Ridley Road, London, Tuesday 31st July 1962. A large crowd gathers in the East End to disrupt a rally by former fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley and members of his anti-Semitic Blackshirt group who had planned a rally in London's East End. Mosley and his group were assaulted and punched to the ground as soon as his meeting opened at Ridley Road, Dalston. Police closed the meeting within the first three minutes and made 54 arrests, one of which was Sir Oswald's son Max.

Brisk business at the Petticoat Lane Market in east London. The man is selling covers for toilet seats. Stock Photo

RM2AWNJPH–Brisk business at the Petticoat Lane Market in east London. The man is selling covers for toilet seats.

Scenes in an East End Pub. 1st July 1963. Stock Photo

RMERN2F9–Scenes in an East End Pub. 1st July 1963.

London Pub; The Carpenters Arms pub interior, Cheshire Street, London East End UK, made famous when the Kray twins bought it in the 1960s Stock Photo

RMFXD2YY–London Pub; The Carpenters Arms pub interior, Cheshire Street, London East End UK, made famous when the Kray twins bought it in the 1960s

The Blind Beggar pub on Whitechapel Road in Whitechapel in the East End of London where Ronnie Kray murdered George Cornell, London, England, UK Stock Photo

RMPJBDJ5–The Blind Beggar pub on Whitechapel Road in Whitechapel in the East End of London where Ronnie Kray murdered George Cornell, London, England, UK

The end of the day clear up at Petticoat Lane Market, a fashion and clothing market in the East End of London. Stock Photo

RME5DYC8–The end of the day clear up at Petticoat Lane Market, a fashion and clothing market in the East End of London.

Billingsgate market in London, 1966. Stock Photo

RMERN4R1–Billingsgate market in London, 1966.

The Wedding of Mr & Mrs Walker, 2 Colenso Road, London, E5 c1964. Photo by Tony Henshaw Stock Photo

RMT7NE0X–The Wedding of Mr & Mrs Walker, 2 Colenso Road, London, E5 c1964. Photo by Tony Henshaw

Blomfield House, Old Montague Street in Whitechapel, London a fine example of 1960s local authority housing still in use Stock Photo

RMJEFJW3–Blomfield House, Old Montague Street in Whitechapel, London a fine example of 1960s local authority housing still in use

Blind Beggar Victorian East End pub in Whitechapel, infamous as the site where 1960s gangster Ronnie Kray shot & murdered rival George Cornell, UK Stock Photo

RM2RRYBF7–Blind Beggar Victorian East End pub in Whitechapel, infamous as the site where 1960s gangster Ronnie Kray shot & murdered rival George Cornell, UK

Reflection of the 1960s London Hospital Dental Institute in the modern glass of the Barts & The London School of Medicine and Dentistry in Whitechapel Stock Photo

RFR7E0JJ–Reflection of the 1960s London Hospital Dental Institute in the modern glass of the Barts & The London School of Medicine and Dentistry in Whitechapel

Barnett's Restaurant, Middlesex Street, London E1, August 1966. Artist: EH Emanuel Stock Photo

RMBHM8FF–Barnett's Restaurant, Middlesex Street, London E1, August 1966. Artist: EH Emanuel

Cabaret singer performing in a East End of London pub on a Saturday night. 6th July 1963 Stock Photo

RM2HJAHYP–Cabaret singer performing in a East End of London pub on a Saturday night. 6th July 1963

Brownfield Estate, South Bromley, Poplar, Tower Hamlets, London, 2016. Creator: Chris Redgrave. Stock Photo

RMRC5M0Y–Brownfield Estate, South Bromley, Poplar, Tower Hamlets, London, 2016. Creator: Chris Redgrave.

Gilbert and George, iconic East End London artists since the 1960s, sign their books at the Hay Literary Festival, 30 May 2011 Stock Photo

RMC4HJGH–Gilbert and George, iconic East End London artists since the 1960s, sign their books at the Hay Literary Festival, 30 May 2011

Slum dwelling in London's East End, 1965. Artist: EH Emanuel Stock Photo

RMBHM8F7–Slum dwelling in London's East End, 1965. Artist: EH Emanuel

1960s, historical, overhead view of newly built residential tower blocks in the re-developed area of the traditional East End of London that would become known as Tower Hamlets. As can be seen many new high-rise 'modern 'buildings were erected in the borough following the severe bomb damage after WW2 replacing the old victoran terraced homes. Stock Photo

RMDGNARD–1960s, historical, overhead view of newly built residential tower blocks in the re-developed area of the traditional East End of London that would become known as Tower Hamlets. As can be seen many new high-rise 'modern 'buildings were erected in the borough following the severe bomb damage after WW2 replacing the old victoran terraced homes.

Tables and chairs outside Speedies Retro TV and furniture store in Shoreditch in the East End of London. Stock Photo

RMCRPDCX–Tables and chairs outside Speedies Retro TV and furniture store in Shoreditch in the East End of London.

A mourner at the funeral of Reggie Kray in Bethnal Green London. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D3186B–A mourner at the funeral of Reggie Kray in Bethnal Green London. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

Relaxing after ' getting the needle ' are 12 year old twins Teresa (left) and Lesley (right) Scoble, and 16 years old Elaine Glena (centre), from Vancouver, Canada.The girls, are dancers in the new American musical, ' Musicman ', which opens in Bristol on 24 February, and in London on 16 March 1961. They lined up at their rehearsal rooms in Stepney, in London's East End, yesterday for inoculation against the flu. 5 FEBRUARY 1961 Stock Photo

RM2Y608PW–Relaxing after ' getting the needle ' are 12 year old twins Teresa (left) and Lesley (right) Scoble, and 16 years old Elaine Glena (centre), from Vancouver, Canada.The girls, are dancers in the new American musical, ' Musicman ', which opens in Bristol on 24 February, and in London on 16 March 1961. They lined up at their rehearsal rooms in Stepney, in London's East End, yesterday for inoculation against the flu. 5 FEBRUARY 1961

Scene relating to 1950's/60's East End of London Gangsters, Twins, Ronald (Ronnie) and Reginald (Reggie) Kray: The Lion Public House (pub) in Tapp Street, London where the Twins had their headquarters in the 1960's. Stock Photo

RMG4HPNT–Scene relating to 1950's/60's East End of London Gangsters, Twins, Ronald (Ronnie) and Reginald (Reggie) Kray: The Lion Public House (pub) in Tapp Street, London where the Twins had their headquarters in the 1960's.

Today's general view of more than a thousand Young Socialists who staged a march in London's Oxford Street , protesting over youth unemployment , dead end jobs and the lack of training facilities . The marchers who caused traffic hold ups in the West End , headed to the House of Commons where they lobbied their MP's . The marchers included 450 from Yorkshire , 350 from Scotland , 250 from Lancashire and 100 from the North East , London , England . 11 FEBRUARY 1964 Stock Photo

RM2Y7JBGF–Today's general view of more than a thousand Young Socialists who staged a march in London's Oxford Street , protesting over youth unemployment , dead end jobs and the lack of training facilities . The marchers who caused traffic hold ups in the West End , headed to the House of Commons where they lobbied their MP's . The marchers included 450 from Yorkshire , 350 from Scotland , 250 from Lancashire and 100 from the North East , London , England . 11 FEBRUARY 1964

Figures on The Joy of Life Fountain in London's Hyde Park, London UK Stock Photo

RMP82G7J–Figures on The Joy of Life Fountain in London's Hyde Park, London UK

RMPJBDJP–The Blind Beggar pub on Whitechapel Road in Whitechapel in the East End of London where Ronnie Kray murdered George Cornell, London, England, UK

A constitutional conference opened in Lancaster House , London to end the three centuries old colonial status of St Kitts , Nevis and Anguilla , the East Caribbean Islands in the Leeward Group . Pictured here after the conference opening are left to right Mr F A Phillips , CVO, Administrator, St Kitts/Nevis/Anguilla ; Mr Fred Lee , Britain's Secretary of State for the Colonies and Mr C A Paul Southwell , JP, Chief Minister. The island will become semi-independent internally self-governing terriories in a special relationship with Britain. 12 May 1966 Stock Photo

RM2Y721DW–A constitutional conference opened in Lancaster House , London to end the three centuries old colonial status of St Kitts , Nevis and Anguilla , the East Caribbean Islands in the Leeward Group . Pictured here after the conference opening are left to right Mr F A Phillips , CVO, Administrator, St Kitts/Nevis/Anguilla ; Mr Fred Lee , Britain's Secretary of State for the Colonies and Mr C A Paul Southwell , JP, Chief Minister. The island will become semi-independent internally self-governing terriories in a special relationship with Britain. 12 May 1966

Balfron Tower, London. Famous brutalist tower block by architect Erno Goldfinger. Undergoing refurbishment to luxury flats. Shows temporary netting. Stock Photo

RM2J3H5RP–Balfron Tower, London. Famous brutalist tower block by architect Erno Goldfinger. Undergoing refurbishment to luxury flats. Shows temporary netting.

RMT7NE22–The Wedding of Mr & Mrs Walker, 2 Colenso Road, London, E5 c1964. Photo by Tony Henshaw

Middlesex Street housing estate, London E1, UK Stock Photo

RM2YG73E4–Middlesex Street housing estate, London E1, UK

RM2RRYBFB–Blind Beggar Victorian East End pub in Whitechapel, infamous as the site where 1960s gangster Ronnie Kray shot & murdered rival George Cornell, UK

Petticoat Lane Market is a fashion and clothing market in the East End of London in the shadow of the Gherkin and the City Stock Photo

RME4KR8R–Petticoat Lane Market is a fashion and clothing market in the East End of London in the shadow of the Gherkin and the City

3 MAY 1964 A section of the thousands of Eastenders line the roadway in Stratford Broadway in London's east end as West Ham United football Team, winners of yesterday's FA Cup final at Wembley, paraded through the streets of West and East Ham with the coveted trophy. Proudly showing off the trophy is West Ham captain Bobby Moore. Behind him are Ken Brown (right) and Johnny Byrne (third from right). So many people crowded into Stratford Town Hall that the mayor had to call off the official reception for the team. Police were worried that if the team once left their coach, they would not be able Stock Photo

RM2GJ1A06–3 MAY 1964 A section of the thousands of Eastenders line the roadway in Stratford Broadway in London's east end as West Ham United football Team, winners of yesterday's FA Cup final at Wembley, paraded through the streets of West and East Ham with the coveted trophy. Proudly showing off the trophy is West Ham captain Bobby Moore. Behind him are Ken Brown (right) and Johnny Byrne (third from right). So many people crowded into Stratford Town Hall that the mayor had to call off the official reception for the team. Police were worried that if the team once left their coach, they would not be able

RM2HJAGE8–Cabaret singer performing in a East End of London pub on a Saturday night. 6th July 1963

45212 works past Townsend Fold on the ELR Stock Photo

RFW9YPM9–45212 works past Townsend Fold on the ELR

RMC4HJJ8–Gilbert and George, iconic East End London artists since the 1960s, sign their books at the Hay Literary Festival, 30 May 2011

Children asleep in a slum dwelling in London's East End, 1965. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMBHM8FA–Children asleep in a slum dwelling in London's East End, 1965. Artist: Unknown

1960s, historical, street seller at his open-air stall sellling household wares, Stepney, East London, London, England, UK. Sign hanging says 'Stepney Street Traders Association' with the licence holder of the stall a M. Emden. Stock Photo

RMT4ANTP–1960s, historical, street seller at his open-air stall sellling household wares, Stepney, East London, London, England, UK. Sign hanging says 'Stepney Street Traders Association' with the licence holder of the stall a M. Emden.

East India Dock, Blackwall, Tower Hamlets, London, 1962. Artist: Aerofilms. Stock Photo

RMMPTYBT–East India Dock, Blackwall, Tower Hamlets, London, 1962. Artist: Aerofilms.

Commuters Commute Evening Entrance Busy London Underground Tower Hill Tube Station. 38 Trinity Square, City of London, EC3N 4DJ Stock Photo

RF2BE3GX2–Commuters Commute Evening Entrance Busy London Underground Tower Hill Tube Station. 38 Trinity Square, City of London, EC3N 4DJ

Church of St George in the East, Stepney, London, 1960. Artist: Aerofilms. Stock Photo

RMMPTJ77–Church of St George in the East, Stepney, London, 1960. Artist: Aerofilms.

Scene relating to 1950's/60's East End of London Gangsters, Twins, Ronald (Ronnie) and Reginald (Reggie) Kray: A fried chicken outlet at 106 Mile End Road, East London, which in the 1960's was the Kray's Kentucky Club. Stock Photo

RMG4J0FA–Scene relating to 1950's/60's East End of London Gangsters, Twins, Ronald (Ronnie) and Reginald (Reggie) Kray: A fried chicken outlet at 106 Mile End Road, East London, which in the 1960's was the Kray's Kentucky Club.

1960's tower block in London Borough of Newham Stock Photo

RMCEFGX4–1960's tower block in London Borough of Newham

Reggie Kray's coffin leaving an undertaker in Bethnal Green. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D31868–Reggie Kray's coffin leaving an undertaker in Bethnal Green. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

RMPJBDF8–The Blind Beggar pub on Whitechapel Road in Whitechapel in the East End of London where Ronnie Kray murdered George Cornell, London, England, UK

Balfron Tower, a 27-storey housing block in Poplar, a district of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets in the East End of London Stock Photo

RMCWRKTH–Balfron Tower, a 27-storey housing block in Poplar, a district of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets in the East End of London

RM2J3H6AJ–Balfron Tower, London. Famous brutalist tower block by architect Erno Goldfinger. Undergoing refurbishment to luxury flats. Shows temporary netting.

RMT7NE0T–The Wedding of Mr & Mrs Walker, 2 Colenso Road, London, E5 c1964. Photo by Tony Henshaw

RM2YG72W5–Middlesex Street housing estate, London E1, UK

St Benet's Chapel, Mile End Road London designed by Playne & Lacey 1962 Stock Photo

RM2A3CEF6–St Benet's Chapel, Mile End Road London designed by Playne & Lacey 1962

Social housing in Wapping, East end of London Stock Photo

RMDX86CD–Social housing in Wapping, East end of London

Balfron Tower in Tower Hamlets London with sign saying 'Poplar Welcomes the World' Stock Photo

RMEN0DDC–Balfron Tower in Tower Hamlets London with sign saying 'Poplar Welcomes the World'

RM2HJAXB6–Cabaret singer performing in a East End of London pub on a Saturday night. 6th July 1963

Keeling House, Bethnal Green, London E2 Stock Photo

RMAP05WK–Keeling House, Bethnal Green, London E2

CHRISTIAN ROBERTS in TO SIR, WITH LOVE 1967 director / producer / screenplay JAMES CLAVELL novel E.R. Braithwaite music Ron Grainer Columbia British Productions / Columbia Pictures Stock Photo

RM2PW9GRB–CHRISTIAN ROBERTS in TO SIR, WITH LOVE 1967 director / producer / screenplay JAMES CLAVELL novel E.R. Braithwaite music Ron Grainer Columbia British Productions / Columbia Pictures

RMG300BP–London's East End

1960s, historical, overhead view from this era of a bustling open-air street market, in Stepney, East London, London, England, UK. In this era, the area was a poor but vibrant borough, composed of a mix of different ethnic peoples, with a large immigrant culture and a stong jewish population. Stock Photo

RMT4AP25–1960s, historical, overhead view from this era of a bustling open-air street market, in Stepney, East London, London, England, UK. In this era, the area was a poor but vibrant borough, composed of a mix of different ethnic peoples, with a large immigrant culture and a stong jewish population.

Street art by Zabou on a door in Hanbury Street, Spitalfields. Stock Photo

RMDMWEXW–Street art by Zabou on a door in Hanbury Street, Spitalfields.

RF2BE3GY3–Commuters Commute Evening Entrance Busy London Underground Tower Hill Tube Station. 38 Trinity Square, City of London, EC3N 4DJ

Chinese restaurant, Limehouse, London, 1960. Artist: Henry Grant Stock Photo

RMDDM6RP–Chinese restaurant, Limehouse, London, 1960. Artist: Henry Grant

A blue English Heritage plaque marking the house where Jimi Hendrix lived from 1968-69. Stock Photo

RMCF6CN1–A blue English Heritage plaque marking the house where Jimi Hendrix lived from 1968-69.

Tubby Isaacs' stall, Middlesex Street, Aldgate, London, (1960s?). Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMDDM3FP–Tubby Isaacs' stall, Middlesex Street, Aldgate, London, (1960s?). Artist: Unknown

The coffin leaves St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green, London at Reggie Kray's funeral. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RMG54YHG–The coffin leaves St Matthew's Church, Bethnal Green, London at Reggie Kray's funeral. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. *... After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

RMPJBDEN–The Blind Beggar pub on Whitechapel Road in Whitechapel in the East End of London where Ronnie Kray murdered George Cornell, London, England, UK

RMCEFGWP–1960's tower block in London Borough of Newham

RM2J3H73J–Balfron Tower, London. Famous brutalist tower block by architect Erno Goldfinger. Undergoing refurbishment to luxury flats. Shows temporary netting.

RMT7NE23–The Wedding of Mr & Mrs Walker, 2 Colenso Road, London, E5 c1964. Photo by Tony Henshaw

A couple stand by the word LOVE painted onto an industrial building in Ebor Street in Shoreditch, London, UK. Brightly coloured,1960's syle lettering. Stock Photo

RMW9Y8GD–A couple stand by the word LOVE painted onto an industrial building in Ebor Street in Shoreditch, London, UK. Brightly coloured,1960's syle lettering.

RMCX00YN–Balfron Tower, a 27-storey housing block in Poplar, a district of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets in the East End of London

RMDX86C8–Social housing in Wapping, East end of London

RM2YG710T–Middlesex Street housing estate, London E1, UK

RM2HJAKG5–Cabaret singer performing in a East End of London pub on a Saturday night. 6th July 1963

RM2A3CEKN–St Benet's Chapel, Mile End Road London designed by Playne & Lacey 1962

The 'Blind Beggar' Public House on Whitechapel Road in Mile End, East London. The pub gained notoriety when on 11th March 1966 Richardson gang associate George Cornell was shot and killed. Ronald Kray was charged with his murder. 10th January 1969. Stock Photo

RM2HWDCBY–The 'Blind Beggar' Public House on Whitechapel Road in Mile End, East London. The pub gained notoriety when on 11th March 1966 Richardson gang associate George Cornell was shot and killed. Ronald Kray was charged with his murder. 10th January 1969.

RMG2E324–London's East End

1960s, historical, male street trader at his open-air outdoor stall, selling household china tableware and glassware, Stepney market, East London, London, England, UK Stock Photo

RMT4AP0T–1960s, historical, male street trader at his open-air outdoor stall, selling household china tableware and glassware, Stepney market, East London, London, England, UK

RM2HJATYM–Ridley Road, London, Tuesday 31st July 1962. A large crowd gathers in the East End to disrupt a rally by former fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley and members of his anti-Semitic Blackshirt group who had planned a rally in London's East End. Mosley and his group were assaulted and punched to the ground as soon as his meeting opened at Ridley Road, Dalston. Police closed the meeting within the first three minutes and made 54 arrests, one of which was Sir Oswald's son Max.

RM2RPEDFY–Limehouse

RMDDM3B7–Tubby Isaacs' stall, Middlesex Street, Aldgate, London, (1960s?). Artist: Unknown

The horse drawn funeral cortege of former East London villain Reggie Kray, makes its way down Bethnal Green Road, after leaving a local undertaker. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D3186C–The horse drawn funeral cortege of former East London villain Reggie Kray, makes its way down Bethnal Green Road, after leaving a local undertaker. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds. * and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

RMPJBDJA–The Blind Beggar pub on Whitechapel Road in Whitechapel in the East End of London where Ronnie Kray murdered George Cornell, London, England, UK

RMCEFGW5–1960's tower block in London Borough of Newham

RMT7NE0W–The Wedding of Mr & Mrs Walker, 2 Colenso Road, London, E5 c1964. Photo by Tony Henshaw

A man walks past the word LOVE painted onto an industrial building in Ebor Street in Shoreditch, London, UK. Brightly coloured,1960's syle lettering. Stock Photo

RMW9Y8PN–A man walks past the word LOVE painted onto an industrial building in Ebor Street in Shoreditch, London, UK. Brightly coloured,1960's syle lettering.

Thames Magistrates Court building on Bow Road, London, UK. Shows main entrance. Stock Photo

RMT411YG–Thames Magistrates Court building on Bow Road, London, UK. Shows main entrance.

RM2YG719E–Middlesex Street housing estate, London E1, UK

RM2A3CE3C–St Benet's Chapel, Mile End Road London designed by Playne & Lacey 1962

Mod and Motor Scooter in London's East End Stock Photo

RMG2E31B–Mod and Motor Scooter in London's East End

1960s, historical, male street seller serving a customer at his open -air stall, selling trouser braces or suspender belts, Stepney, East London, London, England, UK Stock Photo

RMT4ANWH–1960s, historical, male street seller serving a customer at his open -air stall, selling trouser braces or suspender belts, Stepney, East London, London, England, UK

RM2HJA5H4–Ridley Road, London, Tuesday 31st July 1962. A large crowd gathers in the East End to disrupt a rally by former fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley and members of his anti-Semitic Blackshirt group who had planned a rally in London's East End. Mosley and his group were assaulted and punched to the ground as soon as his meeting opened at Ridley Road, Dalston. Police closed the meeting within the first three minutes and made 54 arrests, one of which was Sir Oswald's son Max.

RMBJ01PW–Tubby Isaacs stall, Middlesex Street, Aldgate, London, (1960s?). Artist: Unknown

Mourners at the funeral of Reggie Kray, in Bethnal Green, London. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s. Stock Photo

RM2D3186X–Mourners at the funeral of Reggie Kray, in Bethnal Green, London. The gangland killer died a month after being freed from a life prison sentence on compassionate grounds and 10 days after leaving the Norfolk & Norwich hospital. * After a service at St Matthew's Church, Tower Hamlets, he will be buried in the family plot at Chingford Mount Cemetery alongside his brother Ronnie and Charlie. The Krays' gang, The Firm, had a Mafia-style grip on London's East End in the 1960s.

RMPJBDET–The Blind Beggar pub on Whitechapel Road in Whitechapel in the East End of London where Ronnie Kray murdered George Cornell, London, England, UK