Greek-Cypriots march through Soho 1954 Type:art print George Davison Reid photographed activity

George Davison Reid photographed activity in the marketplace from opposite Covent Garden Underground station on Long Acre

At this time the Thames was still a working river and in the foreground barges and workers on the shore are detailed before the sun-lit towers of Parliament

Arundel St

The crater that formed outside the Royal Exchange through the impact of the bomb was so wide and deep that Royal Engineers had to build a bridge across it

This beautifully designed edition features endpapers illustrated by a fellow mudlark and includes an 8-page colour insert showcasing Lara’s most remarkable finds

Greek-Cypriots march through Soho 1954 Type:art print George Davison Reid photographed activityGreek Cypriots march through Soho. Supporters of 'enosis' or the union of Cyprus with Greece, dressed in Greek costume, carry a Greek flag and letters spelling the word 'enosis'. Greek Cypriots left their island homeland to find work in Soho throughout the 1920s and 1930s. Some opened cafes and restaurants, but as rents increased, they moved to areas like Camden. The unstable situation in Cyprus caused further Greek Cypriot immigration during the