Workmen putting up new signs in Ship Street, Oxford. – Vintage Photograph

On December 17th 1971, workmen were seen installing new signs in Ship Street, Oxford. The signs were part of a traffic diversion that would make Ship Street one way from Turl Street towards Cornmarket.On December 17th 1971, workmen were seen installing new signs in Ship Street, Oxford. The signs were part of a traffic diversion that would make Ship Street one way from Turl Street towards Cornmarket.

Dimensions: 19.5 x 25.1 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04921417

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OCR computer generated text:

SBURYS OPTICIAN STAR W 8 STIN REED southern electricity RO

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17 DEC 1971 St. Michael St OXFORD MAIL CAPTION SHIP STRETT, OXFORD, TRAFFIC DIVERSION. WORKMEN PUTING UP NEW SIGNS IN SHIP STREET, OXFORD, WHICH WILL BE ONE WAY FROM TURL STREET TOWARDS CORNMARKET. SER STORY. PHOTOGRAPHER CHAUDHRY