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Vintage Sunday Times Magazine June 22nd 1997
Relative Values – The award- winning architect Piers Gough and his father, Peter, octogenarian flint sculptor and former physics teacher
The outcasts – Thousands of widows flock to the holy city of Vrindavan in northern India – for a life sentence of prayer and appalling poverty
Ghost town – Rosewood, Florida, was destroyed by race hatred in the 1920s. Why have the wounds been reopened?
Cover story – Ginger whine – An exclusive interview with TV’s bête noire, Chris Evans. Why, he asks, does he make so many people see red?
Bra Italia – La Perla underwear is such an intrinsic part of Italian culture, Martin Scorsese could make a movie about it. It’s certainly X-rated
A Life in the Day of Jim O’Connor, 79, in his final year as a steward at Wimbledon. ‘I well remember my first day at the championships as a 60-year-old new boy’
60 pages. All our magazines are first day issues. This issue is in very good condition for age.
