Charing Cross Cafe Charing Cross Road c 1935 Frame:white the London Museum pigeon is

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Charing Cross Cafe Charing Cross Road c 1935 Frame:white the London Museum pigeon isThe cafs around Charing Cross catered for theatre and cinema visitors, bookshop browsers and loiterers who frequented the area during the 1920s and 1930s. This caf and others, including J Lyons Corner House at the end of Charing Cross Road, appeared to be relaxing and inviting places despite their busy locations. Suschitzky worked as a film cameraman in nearby Soho. In between his working hours, he created a series of photos depicting the activity in