ON Saturday March 25th, 2017, we went for a drive around Harlow on its 70th birthday. We took over seventy photographs and have published them below.

The photographs are intended to give you a snapshot of life in Harlow on March 25th. They are by no mean definitive or exhaustive.

Over the next few days, we will give you a little more information on each photo.

1. Joy Flowers in Bush Fair

2. Mo from Garden of India

3. Spring Blossom on Commonside Road.

4. The British Legion at Harlow Common

5. The new flats at Colt Hatch.

6. Harlow Common

7. Traffic on Southern Way

8. Passmores Academy

9. Latton Street

10. St Mary of Magdalene Church

11. The Potter Street War Memorial

The M11

13. The Cemetery on Foster Street

14.The Water Tower

15 and 16.. Mark Moulds from Harlow Running Club

17. A cottage in Old Harlow

18. Churchgate Hotel

19. Shadow of a journalist

20 and 21. The Gibberd Garden

22. Welcome to Harlow

23, 24 and 25. The Mulberry Green

26. Victoria Hall

27. High Street, Old Harlow

28. The Sculpture

29.The Notice Board

30. Another Harlow runner, Andrew Terrell

31. The Mark Hall roundabout

32. Telly Tubby Hill

33. New houses in New Hall

34.Sculpture in New Hall

35 and 36. The New Frontier at Kao Park

37. Church Langley Bridleway

38. New Rugby Club

39. Memorial for Arek Jozwik

40. Tiaras at The Stow

42. Essex Skipper

43 and 44. Harlow Writers Circle

45. Robert Halfon MP

46 and 47. Stan Newens and Jon O’Connor at Harlow Museum

48 and 49. Harlow Town Park

50. Leah Manning Centre

51 Harlow Rock School

52. Harlow Police Station

53,54 and 55: Rainbow Services Party at Great Parndon Centre

56. Parndon Wood

57. Parndon Cemetery

58. Harlow Islamic Centre

59. Sumners

60. The Pinnacles

61. Football at the Harlow Arena

62. Canons Brook Golf Course

63. Harlow Rugby

64. Parndon Mill

65. Little Parndon Church

66. Gilston and The Garden Town

67. Stort and Station

68. Harlow Town Park on a sad anniversary

69. The Square

70. Princess Alexandra

71. The Leisurezone

72. St Marks

73 and 74. The Clock Tower

75. Churchill at the Harlow Playhouse