Lukes Collection
"Exploring the Many Faces of 'Lukes' Across Time and Places" Journey back in time to the Union workhouse in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, known as "Lukes
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"Exploring the Many Faces of 'Lukes' Across Time and Places" Journey back in time to the Union workhouse in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, known as "Lukes, " where countless lives were shaped by hardship and resilience. The vibrant energy of St Lukes C of E Primary School echoes through the pupils' laughter as they enjoy their playtime in the playground, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Delve into history with the Statement of Poor Relief in St Lukes Parish from 1854, shedding light on the challenges faced by those seeking assistance during challenging times. Discover Charles Dickens' connection to various places named after him - his birthplace, baptismal site, marriage venue, and final resting place all bear testament to his enduring literary legacy. Marvel at Ironbridge's picturesque view up Church Hill towards St Luke's Church, an architectural gem that stands tall as a symbol of faith and community spirit in Shropshire. Witness Guildford Union workhouse transformed into a military hospital during World War I; it served as a haven for wounded soldiers who found solace amidst its walls. Step into another era with captivating photographs capturing moments at Rose & Crown PH and Langton Arms establishments located within St Lukes district in London – glimpses into everyday life gone by. Travel across continents to Ogallala, Nebraska in the USA where St Lukes Catholic Church stands proudly—a beacon of faith for generations past and present. Immerse yourself in history at The Chantry Chapel nestled within Gaddesden's enchanting landscape—an ancient sanctuary within St Luke's Church that whispers tales from centuries ago. Appreciate Jan Gossaert's masterful artwork depicting biblical scenes—the renowned Netherlander painter captured religious narratives with unparalleled skill during his lifetime (1478-1532).