Salvation Collection (page 9)

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Victorian scrap - Salvation Army tabby cat. late 19th century

Victorian scrap - Salvation Army bulldog
Victorian scrap - Blood and Fire, Salvation Army bulldog. late 19th century

Cartoon, George Conquest outside the Eagle Tavern
Cartoon, George Conquest -- I wonder if I shall ever be back there! George Augustus Oliver Conquest (1837-1901), playwright, theatre manager, acrobat and pantomimist

Remember the poor : a Salvation Army Christmas box. Collecting money for charity in New York, USA. Date: 1906

The Haven Salvation Army Childrens Home, Ramsgate, Kent
Barefoot girls carry out an exercise drill with dumb-bells at The Haven - a Salvation Army childrens home at Ramsgate. Date: Circa 1910

Salvation Army School at Satara, India
Indian Girls from the Salvation Army School at Satara in the Satara District of Maharashtra state of India. Pictures with their Leaders Adjutant Khusi and Ensign Kamala Bai. Date: 1922

Salvation Army in Woodhouse, Sheffield, 1954
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: s41690

U. S. O. Club operated by the Salvation Army - WWII
U. S. O. Club operated by the Salvation Army - the United Services Organization Inc. a private, non-profit organization that provides morale and recreational services to members of the U.S. military

The Lavenham Salvation Army Band, Suffolk Date: circa 1907

RUSSIAN ICON: HELL. The Harrowing of Hell. Jesus and angels saving people from Hell. Tempera on wood Russian Orthodox icon, 16th century

Salvation Army Shelter, Blackfriars Road, London
A crowd of vagrants awaiting admission to the Salvation Army shelter for men (known as The Embankment) at 115B Blackfriars Road, London

Salvation Army Band
A womens band, mostly armed with tambourines, but the leader has an accordeon, and a few have stringed instruments including - unexpectedly - what looks like a lute

Salvation Army Maternity Home, Upper Clapton
The Salvation Army Maternity Home on Downs Road, Upper Clapton, London N.E

Victorian scrap - Salvation Army pipe smoker. late 19th century

Victorian scrap - Salvation Army dog trumpeter. late 19th century

Cartoon, The War Cry v. The Truth
Cartoon, The War Cry (published by General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army) v. The Truth (published by Henry Labouchere, Liberal MP and owner-editor)

Cartoon, William Booth v. Moody & Sankey
Cartoon, William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, looking suspiciously at the visiting American evangelists, Moody & Sankey, who seem to be attracting larger crowds

Field Officers, Staff Lodge, 2nd Batch - Salvation Army, training college in London. Date: 1907

Victorian Scrap -- Salvationist. late 19th century

WW1 poster, United War Work Campaign
Poster, United We Serve, United War Work Campaign, fundraising by a group of charities: YMCA, YWCA, National Catholic War Council, Jewish Welfare Board, War Camp Community Service

Old ladies watch a Salvation Army band in Manchester Date: circa 1980

John the Evangelist. One of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus. En
John the Evangelist. One of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus. Traditionally, he is identified as the author of the Gospel of John

Victorian scrap - comical Salvation Army drinker. 19th century

Caricature, William Booth, founder of Salvation Army
Caricature, General William Booth (1829-1912), founder of the Salvation Army. Let us know what you are going to do with all this money! 1882

Caricature of George Conquest, theatre manager
Caricature of George Augustus Oliver Conquest (1837-1901), playwright, theatre manager, acrobat and pantomimist -- And has it come to this

Caricature of Edwin Booth and William Booth
Caricature of Edwin Booth (1833-1893) as Cardinal Richelieu at the Adelphi Theatre, London, and William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, at the Grecian Theatre in north London

General William Booth arriving at the City Hall, Tokyo
General William Booth and Japanese Generals arriving at the City Hall, Tokyo - April 1907 (see: 10994438). Date: 1907

Salvation Army band in action in a street. Date: 1970s

Francis and the Cross
SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI having attracted his first followers, recommends them to take the cross of Jesus as the book which contains all that is needed for salvation. Date: 1182 - 1226

Booth Caricatured - 2
WILLIAM BOOTH Salvation Army leader His own trumpeter Date: 1829 - 1912

Booth Caricatured - 1
WILLIAM BOOTH Salvation Army leader, caricatured as General Boombastes. Date: 1829 - 1912

William Booth / 1912
GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH Founder of the Salvation Army: his last public appearance, a birthday meeting in the Royal Albert Hall Date: 1829 - 1912

William Booth / Spy
GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH English religious leader and founder of Salvation Army Date: 1829 - 1912

Catherine Booth
CATHERINE BOOTH A co-founder of the Salvation Army with husband William, she was later called the Mother of the Salvation Army. Date: 1829 - 1890

Salvation Army receipt for one pound. 1918

Salvation Army Home, Lower Clapton Road, London. At various times, the premises served as a rescue home, a knitting home, and a training institute for the Armys women social workers. Date: circa 1908

Salvation Army Training Homes, womens correspondence room
The womens correspondence room at the Salvation Army Officers Training Home, thought to be at Clapton, in north-east London.. Date: circa 1905

Salvation Army Training Homes, hydropathic treatment
A hydropathic treatment session at the Salvation Army Officers Training Home, thought to be at Clapton, in north-east London.. Date: circa 1905

Hadleigh Salvation Army Colony
Buildings at the Salvation Armys Labour Colony at Hadleigh in Essex

The Nest, Clapton - Schoolroom
Children sit in a classroom at The Nest, a Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London

The Nest, Clapton - Sandpit
Children play in a sandpit at The Nest, a Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London

The Nest, Clapton - Going for a Walk
The Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London. Two women each push a pram containing two babies, while older children walk alongside

The Nest, Clapton - Ironing
The Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London. Girls in aprons iron clothing under the supervision of a Salivation Army officer

The Nest, Clapton - Garden
Girls hold hands in a circle in the garden at The Nest, a Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London

The Nest, Clapton
Girls, staff and two small dogs at The Nest, a Salvation Army home at Clapton, East London Date: circa 1908

Salvation Army Collection, England. Date: 1930s

Wedding Group in Garden, Old Hill, Warwickshire
Wedding group in the garden, 1920s, Old Hill, Cradley Heath, near Dudley, Warwickshire, England. There are two or three Salvation Army ladies amongst the group. Date: 1920s

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"Finding the Path to Salvation: Navigating the Broad and Narrow Way" In religious concepts, often depicted as a journey along two contrasting paths - one leading to heaven and the other to hell. The Novgorod Icon of the Last Judgement, with its vivid tempera on wood painting, serves as a reminder of this eternal choice we must make. The Salvation Army has long been at the forefront of campaigns for social justice and compassion. From their impactful work during World War I to their involvement in riots at Worthing, Sussex, they have tirelessly fought for those in need. Even Dunmore House Salvation Army Maternity Home in Bradninch offered solace and support for vulnerable mothers. Amidst tragedy, stories of survival emerge like that of the Empress of Ireland survivors who found hope through salvation. The uplifting melodies played by brass bands such as those from 1910 echoed throughout communities, spreading joy and faith. General William Booth's leadership from Salvation Army Headquarters inspired countless individuals to join their cause. His dedication engraved his name into history alongside images capturing Cub Scouts cleaning fire engines or even an elevator bearing the emblematic red shield symbolizing help for all. Salvation transcends time and place; it touches hearts across generations. Let us remember that salvation is not limited to any particular organization or company but rather a universal concept that offers redemption and hope to all who seek it earnestly.