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Celebrating 80 years - 26 March 2007
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![Granny Takes A Trip, 488 Kings Road, Chelsea, London was the first psychedelic boutique in "Swinging London" in the 1960s. It was visited by many "psychedelic dandies" who were attracted by the continuous music played in the shop of Pink Floyd, The Soft Machine, The Velvet Underground. The shop front was an ever changing display of psychedelia: a Red Indian, Marilyn Monroe, and a car driving out of the window, among others. <br> <br> <br>](images/thumbs/0943925.jpg "Granny Takes A Trip, 488 Kings Road, Chelsea, London was the first psychedelic boutique in "Swinging London\" in the 1960s. It was visited by many "psychedelic dandies\" who were attracted by the continuous music played in the shop of Pink Floyd, The Soft Machine, The Velvet Underground. The shop front was an ever changing display of psychedelia: a Red Indian, Marilyn Monroe, and a car driving out of the window, among others. <br> <br> <br>")
![Granny Takes A Trip, 488 Kings Road, Chelsea, London was the first psychedelic boutique in "Swinging London" in the 1960s. It was visited by many "psychedelic dandies" who were attracted by the continuous music played in the shop of Pink Floyd, The Soft Machine, The Velvet Underground. The shop front was an ever changing display of psychedelia: a Red Indian, Marilyn Monroe, and a car driving out of the window, among others. <br> <br> <br>](images/thumbs/0943927.jpg "Granny Takes A Trip, 488 Kings Road, Chelsea, London was the first psychedelic boutique in "Swinging London\" in the 1960s. It was visited by many "psychedelic dandies\" who were attracted by the continuous music played in the shop of Pink Floyd, The Soft Machine, The Velvet Underground. The shop front was an ever changing display of psychedelia: a Red Indian, Marilyn Monroe, and a car driving out of the window, among others. <br> <br> <br>")
![Granny Takes A Trip, 488 Kings Road, Chelsea, London was the first psychedelic boutique in "Swinging London" in the 1960s. It was visited by many "psychedelic dandies" who were attracted by the continuous music played in the shop of Pink Floyd, The Soft Machine, The Velvet Underground. The shop front was an ever changing display of psychedelia: a Red Indian, Marilyn Monroe, and a car driving out of the window, among others. <br> <br>](images/thumbs/0943924.jpg "Granny Takes A Trip, 488 Kings Road, Chelsea, London was the first psychedelic boutique in "Swinging London\" in the 1960s. It was visited by many "psychedelic dandies\" who were attracted by the continuous music played in the shop of Pink Floyd, The Soft Machine, The Velvet Underground. The shop front was an ever changing display of psychedelia: a Red Indian, Marilyn Monroe, and a car driving out of the window, among others. <br> <br>")
![London, England, "The End is at Hand". Believer in armagendon displays sign with his views. ©IPA / The Image Works](images/thumbs/imw0060916.jpg "London, England, "The End is at Hand\". Believer in armagendon displays sign with his views. ©IPA / The Image Works")
![London, England: People on line for the theatre "Q", Sloane Square, Chelsea. 1969 ©IPA / The Image Works](images/thumbs/imw0065568.jpg "London, England: People on line for the theatre "Q\", Sloane Square, Chelsea. 1969 ©IPA / The Image Works")
![Student reading "1984" by George Orwell in the 1960's.](images/thumbs/0618490.jpg "Student reading "1984\" by George Orwell in the 1960's.")
![Left: "Titch", model of John Bates<br>Right: Ann Annabel, fashion reporter of the Cleveland Plain Dealer.<br>Soho, London, 1960s](images/thumbs/0252330.jpg "Left: "Titch\", model of John Bates<br>Right: Ann Annabel, fashion reporter of the Cleveland Plain Dealer.<br>Soho, London, 1960s")
!["No shirt, no service" and no smoking at the 17th century pub, The King's Head, in Deal, Kent, England. July 2001. Photo by Harold Chapman.](images/thumbs/0212242.jpg ""No shirt, no service\" and no smoking at the 17th century pub, The King's Head, in Deal, Kent, England. July 2001. Photo by Harold Chapman.")
![Dolly bird in the Kings Road, Chelsea, London. Hat band reads "Sir Mark" she is carrying bags labelled "Sir Mark 192 Kings Road 15% off"](images/thumbs/0145328.jpg "Dolly bird in the Kings Road, Chelsea, London. Hat band reads "Sir Mark\" she is carrying bags labelled "Sir Mark 192 Kings Road 15% off\"")
