17 March 1939 11 mins
This celebratory 1939 film, sponsored by a local gas company and introduced by LH Keay, architect and director of housing in Liverpool, is an enthusiastic overview of the slum-clearance programme that had been undertaken in Liverpool.
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United Kingdom 17 March 1939
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