1949 Aerial Survey of London15/12/2009 |
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| Bluesky has uncovered a series of 1949 original aerial survey photographs covering the whole of Greater London. Revealing the capital in the post-war period, landmarks that we take for granted today are pictured under construction; Battersea Power Station has only three out of it’s four chimneys while the Royal Festival Hall, whose foundation stone was laid that year, is a 1940’s building site. The photographs were rediscovered following an agreement between Bluesky and Blom Aerofilms which will see these images, part of the UK’s largest collection of commercial aerial survey images, available online. | ||
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The original survey was taken by Hunting Aero Surveys in June and July 1949 and comprises two sets of photographs; a low-scale survey of the whole of Greater London and coverage of the old administrative County of London at a higher scale. Unfortunately it would appear that the original films are no longer in existence however the original contact prints (prints made directly from the film negatives) will be scanned by Bluesky and georefenced for prosperity and uploaded to the OldAerialPhotos website.
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