I think most of the pictures will expand fairly well if you click on them, I think they mostly date from the 1970s, but I am not really sure. These are all Chatham House school stage productions
Apart from the internet it it is very difficult to know what to do with a batch of pictures like these ones. I don't really see them as local history book material, especially as I have no text with them for captions. On the other hand I don't want them to be lost forever and I would guess that it is only paper books that ensure this, with the internet at the moment so many historic pictures seem to get lost because of where they are hosted trying to commercialise them.
Any ideas on this one?
We were book buying in Canterbury today, mostly Oxfam bookshop and Hospice bookshop. I did take a few pictures
here is the link please appreciate that the pages of pictures from my compact camera are as much a personal visual diary than anything else
what the Big Brother camera is all about I don't know, it seems to point along the river.
If you are interested in The First World War then we bought a medium sized collection (about 100 titles) of WW1 books and most of them got priced and put out in the bookshop yesterday
this is the link to the photos of them
The popularity of military books goes up and down over the years and at the moment there is reasonable interest in WW1 probably as much as WW2 but the WW1 books are more difficult to source.
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