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Westons Temperance Walk of 5000 Miles in 100 Days, his Arrival at the Victoria Coffee Hall, Waterloo Road (engraving)
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Westons Temperance Walk of 5000 Miles in 100 Days, his Arrival at the Victoria Coffee Hall, Waterloo Road (engraving)
1061515 Westons Temperance Walk of 5000 Miles in 100 Days, his Arrival at the Victoria Coffee Hall, Waterloo Road (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Westons Temperance Walk of 5000 Miles in 100 Days, his Arrival at the Victoria Coffee Hall, Waterloo Road. Illustration for The Graphic, 15 March 1884.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23059470
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Police Temperance Movement Waterloo Road
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This engraving captures the remarkable achievement of Weston's Temperance Walk, a feat that saw him cover an astounding 5000 miles in just 100 days. The image showcases his triumphant arrival at the Victoria Coffee Hall on Waterloo Road, London. The scene is bustling with activity as onlookers gather to witness this extraordinary event. Street scenes come alive with people from all walks of life, eager to catch a glimpse of Weston and celebrate his incredible accomplishment. The temperance movement, which advocated for abstinence from alcohol, is prominently displayed through banners and signs held by supporters in the crowd. Amidst the excitement, we see police officers maintaining order and ensuring a smooth flow of events. Their presence highlights both the significance and scale of Weston's walk. The artist skillfully captures the energy and anticipation surrounding this momentous occasion. Every detail is meticulously rendered - from the architecture of Victoria Coffee Hall to the expressions on faces within the crowd - transporting us back to 19th-century London. This historic engraving was originally published in The Graphic on March 15th, 1884. It serves as a testament to human determination and resilience while shedding light on an important social movement that sought positive change within society. With its rich historical context and artistic finesse, this print offers viewers a window into a bygone era where individuals like Weston inspired awe through their extraordinary feats.
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