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John Lennon & Ringo Starr in Portsmouth where The Beatles were supposed to perform at the Guildhall but Paul McCartney fell ill with gastric flu | 12 November 1963 © Charlie Ley

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1967

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Handwritten letter from Linda McCartney is addressed to one of Heather's teachers, Jane England. The letter written in red felt tip, simply gives permission for Heather to take a hamster home for the weekend. It reads, "Heather may bring home the hamster for the weekend. Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. McCartney" with added illustration by Linda McCartney of a hamster.

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I’m at my granpdarents’ house and they have a coffee table book of Linda McCarntey photography, so here are some faves that I haven’t seen floating around. (Sorry for the quality, I took these on my iPhone). Dates in the captions.

Bonus Paul feet pic for the sickos out there:

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George Harrison reading a copy of Newsweek magazine on board a train to Essen during the German leg of The Beatles’ final world tour, 25 June 1966. The train had previously been used by Queen Elizabeth II. © Robert Whitaker

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scanned from 16 Magazine (1966)

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this is REAL !!!!!!

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#the beatles #george harrison #john lennon

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fish and chips on the Mystery Tour

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PAUL and LINDA MCCARTNEY, 1970s

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Linda and Paul taking pictures of each other on the tube. London, 1969💛🌼

Via @big_barn_bed on Instagram💛🌼

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happy george harrison day <3

#george harrison #john lennon #beatles #paul mccartney #the beatles #ringo starr

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JOHN LENNON im crying

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Sitcom antics

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‘Paul McCartney and a fan named Carol Blaze on the back step of Paul’s Cavendish Avenue home that has been signed by Paul McCartney in black ballpoint pen. Paul has added the inscription ‘To Carol love’ above his name. The signature dates to 1967. 

The photograph comes with a letter from Carol Blaze that reads ‘The photo was taken in 1966. A group of us used to go the recording studio at Abbey Road, most evenings and weekends after work. This particular Saturday, we went to studios, but the Beatles were not there. So we walked round to Paul’s house at St Johns Wood. We hung around hoping to catch him, or any of the others till later, and we were sure he was in, so we rang the bell on the big gates. Eventually he came out, slightly cross, and told us to ‘go home girls’. Well, of course we didn’t, and we missed our last train home!! So we rang again and he eventually came out again, and we explained our problem, and after a while he said we could sleep in his garage. He had a kettle etc. in there so we could have a drink. The photo was taken early the next morning outside his back door. I think, because he was so used to seeing us all, was maybe why he let us stay’.