Oxford Street, London 1972

This temporary pedestrian and road ramp was built to facilitate the rebuilding of Bond Street Underground station in connection with the building of the Jubilee Line.

The C&A building on the right (376-384) was their first ever British shop and opened back in 1922. It was destroyed by a bomb during the war and totally rebuilt. Closed around 2000.

The newer building across the street from C&A (399-405) was built by Lloyds Bank during the late-1960s and along with their bank it also originally housed an Angus Steak House.