Piccadilly Circus V.E. Day

Piccadilly Circus V.E. DayPiccadilly Circus, V. E. Day. Tuesday 8 May 1945 was 'Victory in Europe' (VE) Day, and it marked the formal end of Hitler's war. With it came the end of six years of misery, suffering, courage and endurance across the world. Individuals reacted in very different ways to the end of the nightmare: some celebrated by partying; others spent the day in quiet reflection; and there were those too busy carrying out tasks to do either. Prime Minister Winston

These companies then united to form the Southern Railway

play rock-n-roll music on the jukeboxes and socialise

Poster promoting the Festival of Britain

Official TFL Product

inside and out

The districts covered are Marylebone and Mayfair

each with a different theme and all with their own musicians

mary-le-Strand is visible at the end of the street

The section covers the area between Cloudesley Street in the North West

View of the Houses of Parliament from Millbank

so carts and vans would take some of the imported products to the railways to be sent countrywide

though a fenced area of land beside the low-rise flats provided some space for ball games