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Images Dated 20th September 2011 (page 9)

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Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Old Farmhouse at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex

Old Farmhouse at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex
Old farmhouse at Laindon Labour Colony, near Dunton, Essex. The colony, located on a former farm, was established in 1904 by the Poplar Poor Law Union as an alternative to the workhouse for

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Mens Quarters at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex

Mens Quarters at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex
Mens quarters at Laindon Labour Colony, near Dunton, Essex. The colony was established in 1904 by the Poplar Poor Law Union as an alternative to the workhouse for able-bodied men. Date: 1904

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Children at play in the grounds of Marlesford Lodge

Children at play in the grounds of Marlesford Lodge. A long skipping rope is held by a nurse and one of the children. Marlesford Lodge, located at Kings Street, Hammersmith

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Former inmate of Claydon Training Centre

Former inmate of Claydon Training Centre
A former inmate of the Ministry of Labour Instructional Centre at Claydon in Suffolk with a plough and team of horses in Canada

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Langho Epileptic Colony - Administrative Block

Langho Epileptic Colony - Administrative Block
Administrative block at the Langho Colony in Ribblesdale, Lancashire. The colony was established in 1906 by the Manchester

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Brentford Workhouse - Dining Hall

Brentford Workhouse - Dining Hall
A view of the dining-hall at the new Brentford Union workhouse in Middlesex, opened in 1902 Date: 1902

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Bristol Cottage Homes

Bristol Cottage Homes
Some of the childrens houses at the Bristol Board of Guardians cottage homes at Dowend, opened in 1904 to house pauper children away from the workhouse. Date: 1904

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: John Grooms Orphanage, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex

John Grooms Orphanage, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex
A terrace of homes at John Grooms Orphanage and Crippleage at Clacton in Essex. Groom was a London engraver and evangelical preacher, whose concern for poor and often disabled flower-sellers

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Battersea New Ladies Swimming Bath

Battersea New Ladies Swimming Bath
Interior view of the opening of the new womens swimming bath at Battersea, south-west London. Guests at the ceremony are seated around the pool while a swimmers prepares to dive into the water

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Reservoir Excavation at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex

Reservoir Excavation at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Inmates of Arundel House, Brixton

Inmates of Arundel House, Brixton
The inmates of Arundel House, Acre Lane in the Brixton/Clapham area of London. It was a privately run certified home for poor children, mostly placed there by poor law authorities. Date: 1905

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Men in open-air hospital beds

Men in open-air hospital beds
Male patients in a line of open-air hospital beds at an unidentified hospital. One is smoking a cigarette while another reads a copy of the Daily Sketch headlined Berlin Letter to The Officer in

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Instruction in milking at Claydon Training Centre, Suffolk

Instruction in milking at Claydon Training Centre, Suffolk
Inmates learning to milk a dummy cow at the Ministry of Labour Instructional Centre at Claydon in Suffolk, opened in 1925 in the former Bosmere & Claydon union workhouse

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Bristol Cottage Homes - The Hall

Bristol Cottage Homes - The Hall
The school/hall (left) of the Bristol Board of Guardians cottage homes at Dowend, opened in 1904 to house pauper children away from the workhouse. Date: 1904

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Inmates practise milking at Claydon Training Centre, Suffolk

Inmates practise milking at Claydon Training Centre, Suffolk

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Ship with four funnels at sea by night, WW1

Ship with four funnels at sea by night, WW1
A ship with four funnels at sea by night, with light reflecting on the water, during the First World War. 1914-1918

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Lampeter Union Board of Guardians Election Candidates

Lampeter Union Board of Guardians Election Candidates
An unidentified group of candidates standing for election to the Lampeter Poor Law Union Board of Guardians. Date: Date unknown

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Male Quarters and Football Ground, Great Barr Colony

Male Quarters and Football Ground, Great Barr Colony
Male quarters and football ground at the Great Barr Colony. The colony, for what were then termed the mental defectives, was opened in around 1918 by the Walsall

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Childrens Home, Roundhay, Leeds

Childrens Home, Roundhay, Leeds
Entrance to the childrens home and orphanage at Roundhay, Leeds Date: Date unknown

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Bradford Workhouse Infirmary Operating Theatre

Bradford Workhouse Infirmary Operating Theatre
The operating theatre in the new poor law infirmary opened in 1905 at the Bradford Union workhouse in West Yorkshire. The fittings include an operating table

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Digging a reservoir at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex

Digging a reservoir at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex
Men at work with spades and wheelbarrows digging a reservoir at Laindon Labour Colony, near Dunton, Essex. The colony was established in 1904 by the Poplar Poor Law Union as an alternative to

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Langho Epileptic Colony - Recreation Hall

Langho Epileptic Colony - Recreation Hall
Recreation hall at the Langho Colony in Ribblesdale, Lancashire. The colony was established in 1906 by the Manchester and Chorlton Poor Law Unions for the treatment of patients suffering

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Bruce House Lodging House, Kemble Street, London

Bruce House Lodging House, Kemble Street, London
Bruce House - a model lodging house opened by the London County Council in 1906 at Kemble Street London WC2. Date: 1906

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Greenwich Homes, Sidcup - fire drill

Greenwich Homes, Sidcup - fire drill
Fire drill at The Hollies - the Greenwich & Deptford Unions cottage homes site at Lamorbey, near Sidcup, Kent. The homes were opened in 1902 to house pauper children away from the workhouse

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Kettering Workhouse, Northamptonshire

Kettering Workhouse, Northamptonshire
The womens ward of a new block erected at Kettering workhouse in 1908 for the treatment of phthisis or tuberculosis of the lungs

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Dining Hall at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex

Dining Hall at Laindon Labour Colony, Essex
A few men are seated in the dining Hall at Laindon Labour Colony, near Dunton, Essex. An iron stove stands in the centre. The colony was established in 1904 by the Poplar Poor Law Union as an

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Bristol Cottage Homes - Convalescent Home

Bristol Cottage Homes - Convalescent Home
Convalescent Home of the Bristol Board of Guardians cottage homes at Dowend, opened in 1904 to house pauper children away from the workhouse. Date: 1904

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Bradford Workhouse Infirmary Ward Interior

Bradford Workhouse Infirmary Ward Interior
An interior view of a Nightingale ward at the new poor law infirmary opened in 1905 at the Bradford Union workhouse in West Yorkshire

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Inmate and Horses at Claydon Training Centre, Suffolk

Inmate and Horses at Claydon Training Centre, Suffolk
An inmate driving an eight-horse team and plough at the Ministry of Labour Instructional Centre at Claydon in Suffolk, opened in 1925 in the former Bosmere & Claydon union workhouse

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Greenwich Homes, Sidcup - fire drill

Greenwich Homes, Sidcup - fire drill
Bird s-eye view at The Hollies - the Greenwich & Deptford Unions cottage homes site at Lamorbey, near Sidcup, Kent. The homes were opened in 1902 to house pauper children away from the workhouse

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Brentford Workhouse - Chapel

Brentford Workhouse - Chapel
A view of the chapel at the new Brentford Union workhouse in Middlesex, opened in 1902 Date: 1902

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Mens ward at Islington Poor Law Infirmary, Highgate Hill

Mens ward at Islington Poor Law Infirmary, Highgate Hill
Mens ward at the parish of Islingtons new 800-bed poor law infirmary opened in 1900 at Highgate Hill. Some patients are in bed while others are dressed and in chairs. Uniformed nurses are on duty

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: HMS Swiftsure, British battleship, WW1

HMS Swiftsure, British battleship, WW1
HMS Swiftsure, a predreadnought British battleship, launched 1903, served in various locations during the First World War, decommissioned 1917. Seen here at sea in camouflage paint. Date: 1914-1917

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Beaminster Union Workhouse, Dorset

Beaminster Union Workhouse, Dorset
The entrance block of the Beaminster Union Workhouse, Dorset, opened in 1838. The architects of the building were HJ Whitling and Edward Mundey. Date: 2000

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: HMS Inflexible, British battlecruiser, WW1

HMS Inflexible, British battlecruiser, WW1
HMS Inflexible, British Invincible-class battlecruiser, launched 1907, served in various locations during the First World War, decommissioned 1920. Date: 1914-1918

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Four British battleship, WW1

Four British battleship, WW1
Four British battleships at sea during the First World War. Date: 1914

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Windsor Union Workhouse, Berkshire

Windsor Union Workhouse, Berkshire
Main block of the former Windsor Union Workhouse, Old Windsor. The buildings were designed by George Gilbert Scott and William Bonython Moffatt

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Dunmow Union Workhouse, Essex

Dunmow Union Workhouse, Essex
The entrance block of the Dunmow Union Workhouse, at Great Dunmow in Essex. The workhouse, opened in 1840, was designed by George Gilbert Scott and William Bonython Moffatt. Date: 2000

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Mens Infirm Ward at St Pancras Workhouse

Mens Infirm Ward at St Pancras Workhouse
Patients in bed in the mens infirm ward at St Pancras Workhouse, London. Date: 1905

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Scattered homes, Scott Road, Sheffield

Scattered homes, Scott Road, Sheffield
A pair of the scattered homes run by the Sheffield Poor Law Union to house groups of pauper children away from the workhouse. Some of the residents stand at its front door. Date: 1903

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Axbridge Union Workhouse, Somerset

Axbridge Union Workhouse, Somerset
The Axbridge Union Workhouse, Somerset. The building, erected in 1837, was designed by Samuel T Welch. The site later became St Johns Hospital. Date: 2000

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Ongar Union Workhouse, Essex

Ongar Union Workhouse, Essex
The main building of the Ongar Union Workhouse at Stanford Rivers in Essex. Date: 2000

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Tendring Union Workhouse, Essex

Tendring Union Workhouse, Essex
A view of the former Tendring Union Workhouse at Tendring Heath in Essex. The building was designed by George Gilbert Scott and William Bonython Moffatt. Date: 2000

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Birmingham Union Workhouse, Warwickshire

Birmingham Union Workhouse, Warwickshire
The boarded up entrance block of the Birmingham Union Workhouse, Warwickshire, opened in 1852. Entry to the workhouse was through an arch known locally as the archway of tears

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Advert for Rosss Belfast Dry Ginger Ale

Advert for Rosss Belfast Dry Ginger Ale
Advertisement for Rosss Belfast Dry Ginger Ale made from the famous Ross Artesian Well Water and by the company W A Ross & Sons, Ltd

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: British battleships at sea, WW1

British battleships at sea, WW1
British battleships at sea during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: Yeovil Union Workhouse, Somerset

Yeovil Union Workhouse, Somerset
Entrance block of the former Yeovil Union Workhouse. The building, opened in 1837, was designed by Sampson Kempthorne. The site later became Summerlands Hospital. Date: 2000

Background imageImages Dated 20th September 2011: HMS Queen Elizabeth, British battleship

HMS Queen Elizabeth, British battleship
HMS Queen Elizabeth, British dreadnought battleship, launched 1913, served during the First and Second World Wars, decommissioned 1948. Seen here at sea with ships of the 3rd Battle Squadron astern



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