These photographs were taken by Australian amateur photographer John Goodman. He made two trips to the United Kingdom in the mid-seventies. During his “raw early 20s”, Goodman pursued his interests in microscopy, photography and industrial archaeology. He was a member of the Quekett Microscopical Club in London. Goodman now resides in Melbourne, Australia. He mostly used Leica and film, or digital cameras with old Leitz lenses. Take a look through these beautiful pictures of London in the late 1970s taken by Goodman. For more photographs, visit Goodman’s wonderful site.
St. Pancras, from Pentonville Road, 1976
St. Pancras, 1976
Great Western Road, 1976
Snowfall, Colville Mews, Notting Hill, Winter 1976/77
Paddington Station, 1976
Paddington Station, 1976
Paddington Station, 1976
King’s Cross Station, c.1977
Looking Towards Finsbury Circus, from 77 London Wall, 1977
St. Stephen’s Gardens, London W2, 1977 
Gasometer, St. Pancras, c.1977
Lion Hotel, North Road, Islington, London N7, 1977
Lamb Tavern, North Road, Islington, London N7, 1977
Islington, Market Road, c.1977
Islington, corner of Market Road and York Way, c.1977
Near St. Pancras, 1977
St. Pancras Station, c.1977
St. Pancras Station, c.1977
Caledonian Market site, 1977
Caledonian Market site, 1977
The Ebonite Tower, 1977
London Archaeology, near St. Pauls, 1977
Hampstead Heath, Tumulus, 1977
Hampstead Heath, Tumulus, 1977
Hampstead Heath, 1977
Caledonian Road opposite Caledonian Estate, c.1977
Northdown Street, London N1, 1977
Quiet Sunday afternoon, St. Paul’s from Watling Street, 1977
Rear of one side of Powis Square, London W11, 1977/78
Citroen 2CV, Colville Terrace, Notting Hill, 1978
