The Abbey Road crosswalk has since become a popular London tourist attraction, with Beatles fans regularly having their photo taken recreating the image. 50th anniversary of iconic Beatles ...

The cover of the Beatles' 'Abbey Road' album is one of the most imitated ... A print of an outtake from that photo shoot of August 8, 1969 sold today (May 22) for approximately $25,000 (16,000 ...

If you're planning on coming to the zebra crossing today and the queues are too long, step inside the Abbey Road car park for one day only and take your photo with the original Beatles' 1969 image!

Also sold was the photo that became the back cover ... Iain Macmillan was hired by the Beatles in 1969 to shoot the album art for Abbey Road but he only had 10 minutes to do it in.

All walking in the same direction to then head their separate ways. The 1969 photo shoot for The Beatles’ Abbey Road album marks their final collaboration. Also, potentially, the last publicly ...

The diary of Beatles roadie Mal Evans reveals what the band members did when they found themselves with three hours to spare after shooting the cover for Abbey Road. Carty followed that with a ...

On August 8, 1969, the Beatles took staged a photo shoot for the cover of “Abbey Road,” the last album the band recorded as a group (even though it was released before “Let It Be”). To ...

The Abbey Road ... that hint at The Beatles’ disintegration. First, the band walks away from Abbey Road Studios, the building behind the trees on the left side of the cover photo.

The group only crossed the road three times before the shoot was over ... is history! The Beatles are actually walking away from the studio in that photo, which is apt. Abbey Road wasn’t ...