01 January 1897
Hyde Park Corner, with crowds and horse-drawn traffic, at the time of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. Produced by Paul's Animatograph Works. Culled from Pathé Pictorial 624 (1930). (On view at BFI Mediatheque).
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