1966 exhibition in Camden
In the June issue of FourFourTwo we're pleased to bring you some spectacular photographs from a photographic exhibition called 1966: The Glory Days.
We're less pleased to note that, due to a production gremlin, we gave you the wrong address for the exhibition which brings them into the public domain.
The unseen photos, which include on-pitch action but also plenty of behind-the-scenes shots, are from the Mirrorpix archive and form part of a huge exhibition being held at the Proud Galleries in Camden – NOT, as printed in the magazine, on Buckingham Street, London WC2N.
The Proud Galleries are in fact at The Horse Hospital, Stables Market, Chalk Farm Road, London NW1 8AH. The exhibition is open to the public from June 9 to July 18, seven days a week from 11am to 5.20pm. And it's free to get in.
GALLERYSee more from 1966: The Glory Days
COMPETITIONWin a pair of VIP tickets to the exclusive launch party
Picture above (c) Mirrorpix
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Gary Parkinson is a freelance writer, editor, trainer, muso, singer, actor and coach. He spent 14 years at FourFourTwo as the Global Digital Editor and continues to regularly contribute to the magazine and website, including major features on Euro 96, Subbuteo, Robert Maxwell and the inside story of Liverpool's 1990 title win. He is also a Bolton Wanderers fan.
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