A Trip to London in 1928 in colour! [HD enhanced & AI colourized]

This enhanced film shows a trip from Gravesend across the Thames to London in 1928. Among other, the Leicester theater can be seen, as well as the Thames with the Tower Bridge and Victoria Station. Both towers of Tower bridge resemble a stone-built building, but in fact the whole bridge is made out of steel with only a brick encasing. The vessel moors not far from the London Tower, famous for its Beafeater guards, beheadings four centuries ago, Traitors Gate and the crown jewels. Tower bridge still opens about half a dozen times a day. The original film has been motion-stabilized, speed corrected and enhanced by means of special software. My B&W version can be viewed here:    • Video   Music: Bidgood's Good Boys - "I Found You" (Harry Bidgood). Source: Beeld en Geluid. Timeline (please help to improve this): 00:00 Starting at Gravesend by boat over the Thames 00:10 Gravesend Pier 00:24 Gravesend Station 00:48 Piccadily Circus with Bovril sign 01:06 Looking up Coventry Street 01:10 Boots store, next to Criterion 01:15 Piccadilly Circus 01:33 Tower Bridge 01:44 Tower Bridge opening 02:20 Ship mooring (could be one of the Dutch Batavier ships from Müller & Co?) 02:36 Victoria Station