Kingston in Decay?
Standard 8mm film Colour Sound 1976 8:00

Summary: Interesting film documenting architecture in Kingston upon Thames. Comparing old and new architecture, locations include Kingston Rail Station, Hawker Siddeley Aviation HQ and local businesses on Kingston High Street.
Title number: 20585
LSA ID: LSA/27143
Description: Shops, housing, attractions, local industry - all are subject to the lens and commentary of a Kingston & District Cine Club member in this amatuer film. We wander to Bentalls, scorn bingo halls, lament the empty Empire Theatre, as well as hang around the Kingston's historic market, which, as the commentator notes, is protected by a famous charter granted by Charles I who, in 1628, gave Kingston the right to ban other markets within 7 miles.
Keywords: Railway stations; Business
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