On April 6, 1968, one of Gloucester’s busiest junctions was captured in a series of evocative photographs by Elvin Young. These images offer a rare glimpse into the daily life and atmosphere of the city more than half a century ago. The junction buzzed with activity, showcasing the transportation and street scenes typical of the era.
The photos reveal a snapshot of Gloucester’s urban landscape, with vintage vehicles, pedestrians, and the architectural style that defined the late 1960s. This visual time capsule transports us to a period marked by a different pace of life and community energy.
Elvin Young’s photographs serve as a powerful reminder of how much the city has evolved since then, highlighting the changing urban environment and the enduring legacy of Gloucester’s historic streets.