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Oxford High Street in 1885 compared to how it looks today.

German bombers avoided Oxford in WW2 as it's thought that Hi**er chose the city to be his capital once he had conquered Britain. Therefore, many historic buildings still remain today.

Top photo: Oxford University Images.

A family pose for a photograph in front of the Lodge on St Michaels Mount in Cornwall, compared to how it looks today.

The island can be visited at low tide via a long causeway.

The Old Curiosity Shop, built in 1567 and one of London’s oldest shops, pictured then and now.

Constructed from salvaged ship wood, this Grade 2 listed gem survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and the Blitz. Charles Dickens' novel 'Old Curiosity Shop' is said to have been inspired by it.

A beautiful old postcard of Dunster Yarn Market in Somerset compared to how it looks today.

The Farm Market is a timber framed octagonal market hall built in 1609 and is remarkably well preserved.

The 17th century Bridge House in the Lake District, built on a bridge to avoid land tax, pictured then and now.

Bridge House had doors opening onto each bank so people could pass directly through the house and cross over the beck below.

The most popular drink in each European country

Heather Ripley, Adrian Hall and Sally Ann Howes in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)😍