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1934 - An English 'bobby' policeman on duty during a 'pea-souper' London fog. Stock Photo

RMJNN649–1934 - An English 'bobby' policeman on duty during a 'pea-souper' London fog.

An archival image from 1952 of Battersea Power Station and taken from Chelsea Bridge in London. Stock Photo

RMF758C0–An archival image from 1952 of Battersea Power Station and taken from Chelsea Bridge in London.

Policeman on point duty seen here using flares to guide the traffic during a heavy smog in London. 8th December 1952 Stock Photo

RMEJ7JFC–Policeman on point duty seen here using flares to guide the traffic during a heavy smog in London. 8th December 1952

RM2AAKJXD–Tate Modern, London

Conditions in the fog were a torment for the drivers 1952 of the London transport but though conditions were sometimes nearly impossible to see they kept moving crawling along the pavement edges This bus makes it s way through the fog which is lying low enough to clear the trees on Central hill Upper Norwood South East London London Smog December 1952 Stock Photo

RMB4MA9C–Conditions in the fog were a torment for the drivers 1952 of the London transport but though conditions were sometimes nearly impossible to see they kept moving crawling along the pavement edges This bus makes it s way through the fog which is lying low enough to clear the trees on Central hill Upper Norwood South East London London Smog December 1952

The great smog blanket - mixture of smoke and fog that is said to be costing £2,000,000 a day - thickened last night to what was described as the blackout of London for twenty-five years, possibly the worst ever. Pictured, Boadicea statue at Westminster. 8th December 1952. Stock Photo

RM2HHTAGH–The great smog blanket - mixture of smoke and fog that is said to be costing £2,000,000 a day - thickened last night to what was described as the blackout of London for twenty-five years, possibly the worst ever. Pictured, Boadicea statue at Westminster. 8th December 1952.

Chimneys of an East End factory poke through the blanket of smog covering London. Circa 1952 Stock Photo

RM2HHT8DR–Chimneys of an East End factory poke through the blanket of smog covering London. Circa 1952

Police using flames at Marble Arch to direct the traffic in London smog 1952 Stock Photo

RMB4G7T9–Police using flames at Marble Arch to direct the traffic in London smog 1952

Fog and ice on Hampstead Heath. Boys sliding on the ice in the fog at Hampstead Heath ponds. Although the weather was wintry and the fog was thick, the usual crowd of small boys just naturally gravitated to the ponds on Hampstead Heath when the word went out that the ice was thick enough to stand on. There despite the wintry conditions, 30 odd small boys with the usual supply of small dogs had a wonderful time sliding on the ice. 7th December 1952. Stock Photo

RM2HHWP1R–Fog and ice on Hampstead Heath. Boys sliding on the ice in the fog at Hampstead Heath ponds. Although the weather was wintry and the fog was thick, the usual crowd of small boys just naturally gravitated to the ponds on Hampstead Heath when the word went out that the ice was thick enough to stand on. There despite the wintry conditions, 30 odd small boys with the usual supply of small dogs had a wonderful time sliding on the ice. 7th December 1952.