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33 year old Patrick MacKenton from London, bursts into song on the parapet of the Albert
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33 year old Patrick MacKenton from London, bursts into song on the parapet of the Albert
33 year old Patrick MacKenton from London, bursts into song on the parapet of the Albert Hall, 90ft above the Albert Memorial seen in the background. Patrick is foreman with Peter Cox Stone Cleaning Company who are at the moment cleaning the Albert Hall with a wet sand blasting method. Patrick has been working on the roof of the Albert Hall for five weeks and the complete operation will take 18 months. 21st August 1969
Kent Gavin
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Cleaning Hard Hat Landmark Landmarks Workman 1969 Albert Hall
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In this photo print, we see the fearless 33-year-old Patrick MacKenton from London, standing on the parapet of the iconic Albert Hall. With a hard hat securely fastened to his head, Patrick bursts into song, filling the air with his melodious voice that resonates throughout the grand structure. Behind him stands the magnificent Albert Memorial, towering at an impressive height of 90ft. Patrick is no ordinary man; he serves as a foreman for Peter Cox Stone Cleaning Company, currently undertaking the arduous task of cleaning the historic Albert Hall using a wet sand blasting method. For five weeks now, he has been tirelessly working on its roof while overseeing this monumental operation that is set to span over 18 months. This snapshot captures not only Patrick's dedication to his work but also showcases his lighthearted spirit and sense of humor amidst such demanding circumstances. As he serenades atop one of London's most treasured landmarks, it becomes evident that music brings joy even in unexpected places. Taken on August 21st in 1969 by renowned photographer Kent Gavin during an era defined by cultural shifts and musical revolutions - the swinging sixties - this photograph encapsulates both timeless charm and historical significance. It serves as a reminder that even within laborious tasks lies room for artistic expression and moments of pure delight.
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