Housed Collection (page 6)

Jubilee School, Manchester
A view of the Jubilee School, Bury Old Road, Manchester. The school housed orphan and poor girls from Manchester and district

Santa Casa, Loreto
THE SANTA CASA, LORETO 1291 : Marys house flies from Nazareth to Tersat, then 1294 first to Picenum then Loreto, where in 1534 it is housed within this basilica

Plaistow National School
An early school for working class children - Halls Ville National School, housed in a shed at Plaistow (pronounced PlaRstow !) New Town, east London Date: 1857

Baking Day at Farm 1855
Baking day in a French farm : the oven is housed in the barn Date: 1855

Belgian Patients & VAD Staff, B Ward, Quex Park.This ward was situated in the first gallery of the Museum, built in 1896, The Gallery housed a diorama (right hand side of photograph)

Quex House with car
View of the front of Quex House. Possibly taken just before the Hospital opened in mid October 1914. A small car is parked at the front

Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) - Zimbabwe
Black and white lantern Slide of Zimbabwye - British South Africa. Part of Box 288, British South Africa. Boswell Collection

Sicily - Palermo
Black and white Victorian lantern slide of a panoramic view of Palermo. In the forefront, a man stands next to a large bell that is housed in a brick built structure

Paris Exhibition 1900 - The Trocadero
Slide showing a colour picture of The Mus饠 d Ethnographie du Trocad鲯, the first anthropological museum in Paris, founded in 1878

Chester Workhouse Childrens Outing
A group of children from Chester Unions cottage homes on an outing to the seaside, accompanied by adult helpers. The homes housed pauper children away from the workhouse. Date: 1925

Dumfries house where Burns died and Boys Industrial School
The house (left) in Dumfries where poet Robert Burns died. The building to its right housed a boys industrial school Date: Date unknown

Wellingborough Boys Home Picnic
Boys and staff from the Hatton Home, Broad Green, Wellingborough, on an Easter picnic. The homes premises, previously known as Hatton Hall, was donated to the Waifs and Strays Society in 1913

Brighton Childrens Home, Sussex
Residents of the Waifs and Strays Societys Home For Girls, at Egremont Place, Brighton. The home was originally opened in 1854 as the Brighton and Hove Industrial School

Israel Mar Saba
(aka Santa Saba) - the Greek Orthodox monastery, in the Kidron Valley, one of the worlds oldest, once housed some 4000 monks, but now there are only 20. Date: circa 1840

Italy Pignerol
At various periods Pignerol has been in French hands : its massive fortress has housed many famous prisoners, but none more celebrated than The Man in the Iron Mask. Date: 17th century

Temperance No Maine Law 1854 Lithograph image
Artokoloro

Lid Seated Male Figure 1st-2nd century Pakistan
Artokoloro

Gloster Mars I, G-EAXZ, in its Gloster I form where the ?
Gloster Mars I, G-EAXZ, in its Gloster I form where the fuel tank was housed internally to improve the pilot?s view and the wings were rebuilt

Bulstrode Park, Buckinghamshire, 1781 (pen, ink and wash on paper)
XJF477696 Bulstrode Park, Buckinghamshire, 1781 (pen, ink and wash on paper) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The seat of the Dowager Duchess of Portland)

Domestic Cattle, Holstein Friesian calves, standing on straw bedding in calf pen, Shropshire, England, March

Domestic Cattle, dairy calves, in straw pens inside shed, Whitewell, Lancashire, England, October

Domestic Cattle, dairy cow, with udder dipped with coloured teat dip after milking, Whitewell, Lancashire, England, October

The Lawn at Hollybrook House, Southampton
The garden lawn at the Southampton Unions Hollybrook House childrens home. A man tends a baby in a pram, and a tent stands in the distance. The home housed pauper children away from the workhouse

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"Housed: A Journey Through Time and Spaces" Step back in time to 1923, where the majestic Cutty Sark sailed through the seas, a symbol of maritime history. During World War Two, children found safety in the countryside as they were evacuated from cities, ensuring their protection amidst turbulent times. In C. E. Turner's artwork "Flying for the Summer Week-end, " we catch a glimpse of joy and freedom as people take to the skies during a summer getaway. St. Vincent's Industrial School in Dartford, Kent provided shelter and education for those less fortunate, offering them hope for a better future. The haunting presence of prison hulks reminds us of past punishments and serves as a reminder of how far our justice system has evolved. Somerset House stood tall in 1809, housing various government offices and showcasing grandeur architecture that still captivates today. Gutenberg's press revolutionized printing with books becoming more accessible than ever before; knowledge was now housed within pages waiting to be explored. Manchester Union Schools in Swinton aimed to provide education and care for orphaned or destitute children who needed support during difficult times. The Scottish National War Memorial stands proudly in Edinburgh, honoring those who sacrificed their lives while serving their country during war times - forever housed within our collective memory. Hackney Homes Band played tunes that resonated through Budworth Hall in Ongar, Essex; soldiers found solace among music while being away from home during challenging times. The Royal Hospital of Bethlehem offered refuge to men seeking mental health treatment; its gallery became an artistic haven where emotions were expressed on canvas rather than words alone Gortahork Co Donegal witnessed community spirit at Gort A Choirce as houses opened doors wide welcoming all into their warm embrace - true Irish hospitality at its finest.