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On June 22, 1968 , The Beatles had acquired a five-storey property at 3 Savile Row, London. On this day, they moved from their offices at 95 Wigmore Street to Savile Row.
It would become Apple’s headquarters till 1972. It would continue to be used as a recording studio till May 1975. In October 1976, The Beatles finally sold it.
From B35207 – Beatles Apple Records Postcard Savile Row Building 60/70s (UK) – Tracks – An original late 1960s early 1970s Apple Records postcard featuring a black and white image of Apple HQ building at 3 Savile Row, London. The postcard also features a black and white apple logo and the address ‘3 Savile Row London W.1’ on the front. The building was the headquarters of Apple Records in the late 1960s early to 1970s. 3 Savile row was also where the Beatles played their last ever public performance, on the roof, on the 30th January 1969. It measures 10cm x 15cm (4 inches x 6 inches). The condition is very good plus. From the Beatles Monthly Book, N°60, July 1968 From Paul and John with Peter Brown and Magic Alex at… : INACTIVE BLOG (tumblr.com) – Paul and John with Peter Brown and Magic Alex at the Apple offices at Savile Row, London, 1968. From B31661 – The Beatles 1968 Apple Records We’ve Moved Card (UK) – Tracks – A 1968 Apple ‘We’ve Moved’ card. The card was issued when The Beatles moved offices from 95 Wigmore Street, London to 3 Savile Row London. The card measures 21.5cm x 9cm (8.5 inches x 3.6 inches). Paul McCartney in the Press Office at Apple Corps (Tom Hanley) – Circa 1970 – From The Beatles documentary: Inside Apple Corps with the staff who worked there | The Independent | The Independent Paul McCartney in the Press Office at Apple Corps (Tom Hanley?) – Circa 1970 – From BeatlesHippiesHellsA on Twitter: “Paul McCartney in the Apple Offices c.1970 Rare photos in The Beatles, Hippies and Hells Angels. New doo about Apple Corps @PaulMcCartney https://t.co/AB21vTqv3e” / Twitter Last updated on December 22, 2023
