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Focus on the past

AN EXTRAORDINARY collection of black and white photographs – recovered from a West Sussex garden shed – form the backdrop to a new exhibition at the Arden and Anstruther Gallery in Lombard Street, Petworth.

The collection is the work of Tillington photographer Gerry Castle, who – now approaching his 80s – captured unforgettable scenes of life in Liverpool, not long after the end of the Second World War.

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30 June 2006

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