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The Junior Turf Club - Hyde Park Corner coffee stall at 1am
All human life gathered at the famous Hyde Park Corner Coffee stall, where upper class revellers, smoke and dance the Charleston while men in uniform, a policeman and working men look on with a mix of amusement and cynicism. Illustration by Helen McKie who drew many social spots in London and the surrounding counties for The Bystander during this period. Date: 1929
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Amid the vibrant nightlife of Hyde Park Corner in 1929, the iconic coffee stall stands as a beacon of activity and intrigue. In this illustration by Helen McKie, the famous coffee stall is bustling with life, drawing together an eclectic mix of individuals from all walks of London society. Upper class revellers, dressed in their finest attire, are seen smoking and dancing the Charleston with infectious energy. Their laughter and lively banter fill the air, creating a sense of excitement and merriment. Men in uniform, including a policeman, observe the scene with a mix of amusement and cynicism. The policeman, ever vigilant, keeps a watchful eye over the crowd, ensuring order amid the chaos of the late-night gathering. Working men, weary from the day's labor, also find respite at the coffee stall. They sit at the counter, sipping their hot tea or coffee from steaming cups, sharing stories and camaraderie with one another. The warm glow of the cabin's light spills out onto the bustling street, inviting passersby to join in the festivities. The coffee stall at Hyde Park Corner serves as a microcosm of London life, where the city's diverse population comes together to share in the simple pleasure of a hot beverage and a moment of connection. This illustration, drawn by Helen McKie for The Bystander, offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich tapestry of London's social scene during the 1920s.
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