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A pipe-smoking mother tends to her children in a rather windswept Romany encampment on the Epsom Downs, circa 1910.
Children at a Gypsy encampment at Epsom help with the laundry chores the day before the Derby, circa 1935.
A makeshift tent in a gypsy encampment on Hurtwood Common Surrey, Jan 30, 1934.
Gypsy women and a baby in an encampment overshadowed by gasometers and strewn with rubbish, July 28th, 1951.
Gypsy children play in squalid and overcrowded encampment at Corkes Meadow Kent, July 28, 1951.
A Romany woman cooks dinner in an iron pot hung over an open fire at the Corkes Meadow encampment in Kent, July 1951.
A Romany woman combing her sons matted hair outside her tent in an encampment on Corke's Meadow Kent, July 1951.
A policeman inspecting a license at a gypsy encampment on Kings Moor near Tenby, May 1935.
London missionary and friend of the gypsies William Larmour talks over problems with elders of tribe in the Corkes meadow encampment, overshadowed by gasometers and strewn with rubbish, July 1951.
Galician Gypsy Encampment, Wandsworth 1911
A Romany family on the steps of their caravan at the Corkes Meadow encampment in Kent, July 1951.
Mrs Robert Matthew, an MPs wife campaigning at a gypsy encampment, October 1951. 
An old Romany turns his hand to the traditional Romany trade of tinkering (scrap metal dealing) at the Corke's Meadow encampment in Kent, July 1951.
But it wasn't all rubbish, squalor, and hard work. There was family, fun, freedom, and fresh air too.
Famous Spanish dancer Antonio with some Brtitish gypsies, October 1956. 
A family of gypsies sitting outside their caravan on an encampment at Brook Farm during the fruit picking season, September 1942. 
Father and son have a talk, July 1951.
Grandmother Eyres keeps eye on the children whilst mother prepares supper on gypsy encampment in Surrey. Despite their lifestyle, the Eyres family was a prosperous one, owning several plots of freehold land, circa 1946. 
A boxing match in progress between two gypsy boys on the Corkes Meadow encampment in Kent, circa 1951.
A young Romany woman in an encampment on Corkes Meadow, Kent, July 1951.
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