MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos
IMG 2480-001-Branch
IMG 2488-001-Mirror
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Behind the Norwood Engineering building, North Maple Street, Florence (Northampton), MA
IMG 2490-001-Tin Hat
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Behind the Norwood Engineering building, North Maple Street, Florence (Northampton), MA
IMG 2491-001-Pipes
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Behind the ambulance garage, North Maple Street, Florence (Northampton), MA. Photo looks B&W but was shot in colour.
IMG 2458-001-Pipe
IMG 2460-001-Best Old Shed
IMG 2464-001-Wires
IMG 2471-001-Vents
IMG 2485-001-Lock
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Behind the Norwood Engineering building, North Maple Street, Florence (Northampton), MA
IMG 1386-001-Henry Croft Plaque
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Phoenix Road, Somers Town. Henry Croft was the original Pearly. As a kid, he earned money as a street sweeper around the markets, picking up pearl buttons that spilled from costermonger's barrels. He began collecting donations to help the poor and hit on the idea of sewing the buttons to his jacket and trousers to identify himself. Here's his statue in the crypt of St Martin in the Fields:
IMG 1388-001-Posters
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People's Museum, Phoenix Road, Somers Town. Somers Town has always been an area of social action and lefty politics.
IMG 1390-001-Pearly Queen Outfit
IMG 1393-001-Father Basil Jellicoe Plaque
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Werrington Street at the junction with Aldenham Street. Read all about the good priest here: www.hamhigh.co.uk/lifestyle/21355967.father-basil-jellicoe-priest-transformed-somers-towns-social-housing
IMG 1394-001-Mike Leigh & Alison Steadman
IMG 1396-001-Amy Winehouse
IMG 1392-001-Somers Town Timeline
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People's Museum, Phoenix Road, Somers Town. Dickens lived in Somers Town with his family in 1827-1829 when he was a teenager. He depicted the abject poverty of the area, the building of the railroads, and the huge dustpiles in Dombey & Son and Our Mutual Friend.
IMG 1391-001-Pearly Doll
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People's Museum, Phoenix Road, Somers Town. Dickens lived in Somers Town with his family in 1827-1829 when he was a teenager. He depicted the abject poverty of the area, the building of the railroads, and the huge dustpiles in Dombey & Son and Our Mutual Friend.
IMG 1387-001-Gilbert Bayes Finials
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People's Museum, Phoenix Road, Somers Town. These (above) are original washline finials, made of Doulton stoneware, which had been nicked and were acquired by the museum. See my photos of the Sidney Estate to see the reproduction finials on the top of the clothesline poles (below).
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