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#76 A woman with two young children walking past a demolition site in the Gorbals area of Glasgow, 1962

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#76 A woman with two young children walking past a demolition site in the Gorbals area of Glasgow, 1962

Terrible Living Conditions of Gorbals, Glasgow Slums before the Redevelopment

#76 A woman with two young children walking past a demolition site in the Gorbals area of Glasgow, 1962

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←#75 A resident of the Gorbals area of Glasgow looking out of his window at a row of newly-built housing, 1962
#77 Two young children in street of the Gorbals district of Glasgow, 1962→

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