Charing Cross Cafe Charing Cross Road c 1935 Frame:white 'WELL-TO-DO' by fire-engine red

'WELL-TO-DO' by fire-engine red

This formed the basis of a residential palace and fortress ideally suited for a king or queen

Rosalind Franklin at work in a laboratory

which was designed by George Gilbert Scott

This photograph shows Port of London Authority policemen testing life-jackets by jumping into the water at the West India Docks

Charing Cross Cafe Charing Cross Road c 1935 Frame:white 'WELL-TO-DO' by fire-engine redThe cafs around Charing Cross catered for theatre and cinema visitors, bookshop browsers and loiterers who frequented the area during the 1920s and 1930s. This caf and others, including J Lyons Corner House at the end of Charing Cross Road, appeared to be relaxing and inviting places despite their busy locations. Suschitzky worked as a film cameraman in nearby Soho. In between his working hours, he created a series of photos depicting the activity in