John Lewis department store in Oxford Street
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John Lewis department store in Oxford Street
John Lewis department store in Oxford Street
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SC_PHL_01_319_62_3919 (Collage 103748)
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London Metropolitan Archives: LCC Photograph Library
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View of Oxford Street, Westminster. Shop fronts, including John Lewis and Company line the street. Originally established in 1864 at 132 Oxford Street as a drapery shop and rebuilt in 1953 following bomb damage in World War II. The larger department store was built at 300 Oxford Street. Pedestrians and horse-drawn carts are visible, one cart has 'Vestry of St Marylebone No 30' on the back.
View of Oxford Street, Westminster. Shop fronts, including John Lewis and Company line the street. Originally established in 1864 at 132 Oxford Street as a drapery shop and rebuilt in 1953 following bomb damage in World War II. The larger department store was built at 300 Oxford Street. Pedestrians and horse-drawn carts are visible, one cart has 'Vestry of St Marylebone No 30' on the back.
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