1970s London | Bermondsey | Living without sight | We was all one | 1972
Some extracts from the award winning documentary - 'We was all one' In these clips we hear from Tom Bushnell, blind from a very young age, we hear how he made a living and was determined to stay independent. Amazing locals with his ability to guide neighbours through the darkened streets of Bermondsey during the blackout. Narration: Benny Green First shown: 07/03/1972 If you would like to license a clip from this video please e mail: [email protected] Quote: VT60156
▶︎
Living in Bermondsey | Life in the "good old days" | Poverty | London | Old Kent Road | Boxing |1972
▶︎
Poverty | Pensioner poverty | Senior Citizen | Hard Times | Living in the 1970s |1970's
▶︎
Londoner's | Pub Talk | Documentary Report | 1972
▶︎
Life in the boxing ring | 1970s London | Bermondsey | Boxing | We was all one | 1972
▶︎
Living in a Tower Block | 1970s London | Council Estate | Where the houses use to be | 1971
▶︎
The End of an Era: Women & Work Post WWII in Bermondsey & Rotherhithe
▶︎
1964: CHANGING Times in SOUTH LONDON | South of the River | Voice of the People | BBC Archive
▶︎
The Oldest Fast Food Restaurant in London's East End
▶︎
1970s London | East London | Poverty | Wash house | Benny Green | 1975
▶︎
Old Kent Road (1970-1979)
▶︎
Living in a tower block | Living in Victorian Times | Pensioner | Report | 1971
▶︎
Bermondsey Wall, 1932
▶︎
Bermondsey Leather Trail
▶︎
Living with rats | poverty in the 1970s | London | 1970s Bermondsey | We was all one | 1972
▶︎
This is London - 1981 | The Archivist Presents | #445
▶︎
The Blue in Bermondsey
▶︎
Why British Teens Were Never Bored in the 1970s (The Truth)
▶︎
Tour of London Traffic: Double-Decker Buses & Black Cabs (1970) | British Pathé
▶︎
East Street Market (1971)
▶︎