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This YouTube video takes you on a trip down memory lane to the Woolwich market area in 1981. The video captures the vibrant atmosphere of the Woolwich market, with lively traders and a wide variety of stalls selling fresh produce, veg, meat, seafood, clothes and more. The market was bustling with activity, and the video's viewers who lived in this era can almost smell the aroma of fresh seafood and butcher meats. The market traders selling their wares to the Royal Arsenal gatehouse in the background, adding a touch of history to the bustling market scene. The video also shows a road running through the middle of the market, adding to the hustle and bustle of the area. The video serves as a reminder of how the market used to be and how it has changed over time. It's a nostalgic look at a bygone era and a glimpse into the past for those who never had the chance to experience it so it can be compared to today. Please click this link to subscribe https://www.youtube.com/@royal-arsena... for more videos like this. September 1981 - Thames News footage For family research, rare footage, rare photos and documents can be found here by joining RAH groups: www.facebook.com/groups/royal.arsenal.history (2500+ Facebook group members can help you) www.royal-arsenal-history.com (Facebook Page) www.instagram.com/rahistory_com www.twitter.com/rahistory_com www.facebook.com/RoyalArsenalHistory www.facebook.com/groups/ThamesmeadSE28 This material is used on a non-commercial basis for educational purposes only, specifically for teaching and bringing discussion about local history. It is featured on Royal-Arsenal-history.com, a website that is primarily information-led, research-oriented, and not behind a paywall. The material is also shared on social media accounts, such as the Facebook page at / royalarsenalhistory , with the intention of promoting discussion and interest in local history.