02 January 1924 Factual 12 mins
A cockney Coster exhorts his 'moke' (donkey) to take a trip to the outskirts of London to see the model home at Kennington Park, a windmill at Brixton, the Crystal Palace, Woolwich free ferry, Saint Augustine's Tower in hackney, Richmond, Strand-on-the-Green, White City with its old Olympic stadium, and the Old Kent Road.
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Wonderful London: London’s Outer Ring Trailer
United Kingdom 02 January 1924
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1924 BFI, Graham-Wilcox Productions.
