Pram Collection (page 8)

View of women with baby carriages at a fountain in Madison Square Park, New York, c
MNY381138 View of women with baby carriages at a fountain in Madison Square Park, New York, c.1905 (silver gelatin print) by Byron Company (fl.1890-1942)

Men and women with children at a drinking fountain in Madison Square Park, New York
MNY381137 Men and women with children at a drinking fountain in Madison Square Park, New York, 1898 (silver gelatin print) by Byron Company (fl.1890-1942)

View of women with baby carriages in Madison Square Park, New York
MNY381135 View of women with baby carriages in Madison Square Park, New York, 1901 (silver gelatin print) by Byron Company (fl.1890-1942); 20.3x25.4 cm; Museum of the City of New York

Belgian refugees arriving in France, 1914 (b / w photo)
CHT418439 Belgian refugees arriving in France, 1914 (b/w photo) by French Photographer; Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: Refugies Belges; ); eArchives Charmet; out of copyright

Le Bon Marche, rue du Bac, Paris (chromolitho)
732820 Le Bon Marche, rue du Bac, Paris (chromolitho) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Le Bon Marche, rue du Bac, Paris.); Look and Learn / Barbara Loe Collection

Woman with Baby Carriage, New York, 1919 (w / c on paper)
BRN161521 Woman with Baby Carriage, New York, 1919 (w/c on paper) by Pascin, Jules (1885-1930); The Barnes Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; eBarnes Foundation; Bulgarian, out of copyright

The Football Match, 1912
PWG85894 The Football Match, 1912 by Find, Ludvig (1865-1945); 52x68.5 cm; Private Collection; Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery, London, UK; Danish, out of copyright

Cricket on Mitcham Green (oil on canvas)
CRD127289 Cricket on Mitcham Green (oil on canvas) by English School, (19th century); 34x24.4 cm; Croydon Art Collection, Museum of Croydon, UK; eCroydon Art Collection; English, out of copyright

New College from the Parks, c. 1790 (w / c on paper)
NCO192584 New College from the Parks, c.1790 (w/c on paper) by Cave, Peter Le (fl.1780-1820); Courtesy of the Warden and Scholars of New College, Oxford; English, out of copyright

Wedding Party in the Garden of Fontainebleau, (oil on canvas)
1197599 Wedding Party in the Garden of Fontainebleau, (oil on canvas) by Herpfer, Carl (1836-97); 99.x137.2 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; German, out of copyright

The family of Jean Pierre Dourcet Family of the royalist nobility at the time of
JLJ4679204 The family of Jean Pierre Dourcet Family of the royalist nobility at the time of the Revolution. A flower of lily is placed on the table and the busts of the king and queen

A Rest in the Row, 1892 (watercolour)
1765040 A Rest in the Row, 1892 (watercolour) by Barton, Rose Maynard (1856-1929); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Rest in the Row. Rose Maynard Barton (1856-1929). Watercolour

View of lane leading to water, 86th Street Park lane to the East River, New York City
1078914 View of lane leading to water, 86th Street Park lane to the East River, New York City, July 31, 1914 (b/w photo) by Hassler

Queensboro Bridge, East River, c. 1910. Creator: Glenn O Coleman
Queensboro Bridge, East River, c. 1910

Captain of the West Germany football team Franz Beckenbauer pictured at home with his son in his pram June 1973

Children collecting firewood from bomb sites during Second World War. 10th September 1941

Women of the Voluntary Services in their mobile canteens, serving hot tea to a gathering of those bombed from their homes on Merseyside, Published Tuesday 18th March 1941

Shirley Williams of the Social Democratic Party getting her election campaign underway as she tours shopping areas during the Crosby by-election. 8th November 1981

Queen Elizabeth II opens new laboratories and research premises at the Royal Veterinary College Field Station in Potters Bar, Middlesex. 20th April 1959

Badminton Horse Trials, Badminton, Gloucestershire. A woman pushing a pram through a muddy field. 17th April 1959

Workmen complete the sandbagging of Birminghams Magistrates Court on Corporation Street in the week following the outbreak of the Second World War. 12th September 1939

While property all around them is being demolished three spinster sisters, the Misses Coleman, refuse to leave their home in the High Street East area of Sunderland

Messers. Lithgows new premises at the corner of Clayton Street and Blackett Street, Newcastle. 27th July 1936

Mr and Mrs Smith on the road being followed by a cat. 19th November 1934

A man gets a haircut on the Newmarket Road. 5th November 1934

General holiday scene at Lowestoft, Suffolk. Circa 1929. Tyrell Collection

The 1926 Floral Fete in which all the prizes are prams donated by Austins of Corporation Street. Circa 1926

Lift failures at Haigh Heights, Everton, have helped Mrs Irene Wright to wear out three prams in a little over two years. 8th March 1973

Wash days are never dull for Moira Roberts, wife of circus star Bobbie Roberts, as he uses the clothes line to practice his wire walking. March 1969

Local people of Toulouse in Southern France, showing three generations from an elderly man on the left, young woman and baby in the par, 22nd April 1975

A mobile welfare van tours the districts of Birmingham without a District Welfare Centre. Picture shows mothers collecting their orange juice from the van at the Maypole prefab estate. 30th March 1949

The father looks to see if the train is coming, which will take him and his family from Ward End, Birmingham to France for their holidays 24th July 1953

In a landscape full of lamp posts which should delight any dogs heart is Henry a British Bulldog taking home a loaf of bread

Young mothers with their children in Holly Hill, Hampstead 12th April 1954

Little girl with toy pram stands waiting for her mother against a background of adverts for shows and entertainment on the Harrow Road 26th March 1954

Mrs Applegate (left) and Mrs King with children, walking past a bombed building. September 1941

Martin Leslie Chappell aged just nine and a half month has only one tooth, but it is a sweet one. His mother Mrs Patricia Chappell of Hamar House, Hanbury Street, London seems to be fully occupied

Summer Weather Scenes, August 1976

The recently completed Rhondda Road Bridge, over the River Taff, Pontypridd, framed by one of the arches of the railway bridge. 31st July 1969

Caerphilly Social Club at the junction of Bedwas Road and Castle Street, Caerphilly. 14th November 1969

Unusual - Mother pushing a pram with her baby and a portable television set placed next to the baby with a aeiral on the hood of the pram 29th July 1977

The Lily Pond at Kings Weston, opposite the stables, 1960s. In the background is Bewys Cross, an ancient stone said to have once lain on the banks of the river

Hayes Island Snack Bar. Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales. October 1964

Kim, the baby pygmy donkey, who is a fortnight old, makes the acquaintance of baby Susan, ten months old. She is quite amused and thrilled when Kim trots up to her. Whipsnade Zoo, Bedfordshire

St Margarets Church seen in the background, from Waterloo Gardens, Roath, Cardiff, Wales. Circa 1963

Natalie Cavanagh of Alcot St Penarth, and her son Scott 14 months, injoy the sunshine of Penarth Pier, Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales, 29th April 1990

This little day-tripper to Southends beach, takes a well earned nap after a long and hot day building sand castles with her mother and sister. 30th July 1963

A man and child enjoying a picnic at London Zoo. 29th December 1954

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In the quaint town of Ludlow, England, during the 1950s, a Silver Cross pram became an iconic symbol of style and elegance. Adorned with a charming advertisement showcasing its impeccable craftsmanship, this pram captured the hearts of many parents in the era. Meanwhile, at Tooting Bec Asylum in Surrey, a gas-proof pram was introduced in 1938 to ensure the safety of infants during uncertain times. This innovative design provided peace of mind for families amidst potential threats. The Lewisham Clock Tower stood tall as witness to countless memories created by families strolling through Queen Elizabeth II's Frogmore estate in 1965. The royal family embraced tradition and sophistication while pushing their little ones in these timeless carriages. During wartime weddings in 1943, brides proudly walked down the aisle accompanied by their grooms and precious bundles nestled comfortably inside their prams. These symbolic scenes represented hope and new beginnings amid tumultuous times. At Barnardos Girls Village Home located in Barkingside, Essex, young girls found solace within nurturing walls. Their laughter echoed through corridors as they played outside with friends while being pushed gently along Grimsby Street – each child cared for by loving caregivers who cherished them dearly. Across borders and cultures alike, French nannies skillfully maneuvered elegant prams filled with joyous children. Picture No. 11067045 captures one such moment frozen forever - a testament to love transcending language barriers and embracing innocence universally. Muriel Dawson's evocative painting "Just Off" transports us back to simpler times when mothers would take leisurely walks through Ludlow's picturesque streets with their little ones snuggled safely inside their beloved prams. It serves as a nostalgic reminder of cherished moments shared between parent and child that remain etched into our collective memory. From bustling cityscapes to serene countryside landscapes.