Print of the 1959 Caribbean Carnival
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Framed Print of The first ever Notting Hill carnival, created in response to the previous
The first ever Notting Hill carnival, created in response to the previous years racial riots in the area and the state of race relations at the time.
The carnival, organised by Claudia Jones, was known as the Caribbean carnival or the West Indian Gazette Carnival and was held indoors at St. Pancras Town Hall.
It would not be until 1964 that the carnival would move outside onto the streets of Notting Hill.
Picture shows: Some of the people who attended the event.
30th January 1959. © Mirrorpix
Artwork Licensed From Memory Lane (Daily Mirror)
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Notting Hill Carnival History , West Indian Gazette Carnival , Afro Caribbean Culture UK , Racial Riots In Notting Hill , Caribbean Carnival 1959 , Afro Caribbean Culture , Claudia Jones Event , BAME Festivals London , Notting Hill Street Carnival 1964 Onwards , Early Immigration In UK , Carnival Celebrations 20th Century , BAME Events London , Notting Hill Street Carnival History , Claudia Jones Legacy UK , Racial Riots In London 1950s , Carnival Of Colour London
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