Temperance Collection (page 12)

The Late Rev. Jabez Burns, D. D. the Celebrated Temperance Writer and Preacher. Died Jan
THE LATE REV. JABEZ BURNS, D.D. THE CELEBRATED TEMPERANCE WRITER AND PREACHER. DIED JAN. FIST, 1876, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

The Four Cardinal Virtues Temperance
Late 15thth century marble-inlay mosaic of Temperance, one of the four Cardinal Virtues, along with Justice, Prudence and Fortitude

The Drunkards Progress, 19th century
The Drunkards Progress. 19th-century artwork of an archway, showing nine stages of alcoholism, starting with a glass with a friend (lower left), continuing with a glass to keep the cold out

FRANCES ELIZABETH WILLARD (1839-1898). American temperance reformer. U. S. commemorative postage stamp, 1940
FRANCES ELIZABETH WILLARD (1839-1898). American temperance reformer. U.S. commemorative postage stamp, 1940

ALCOHOL DISTILLATION. U. S. Cavalrymen, in the employ of the Internal Revenue Department
ALCOHOL DISTILLATION. U.S. Cavalrymen, in the employ of the Internal Revenue Department, making inquiries at a house in the American South in their search for illicit whiskey distilleries

Son of temperance. Man standing, full-length portrait, facing slightly left. Date c1846

Lehmanns Wine advertisement
An advertisement for Lehmanns non-alcoholic wine. Two figures clad in Classical Greek or Roman attire carry a vine branch between them

Temperance album. Date c1871 Aug. 1

Poor Richard illustrated, lessons for the young and old on industry, temperance, frugality &c. by Benjamin Franklin. Print showing a small portrait of Benjamin Franklin

Very Rev. Theobald Mathew. Apostle of temperance

Temperance, a centennial allegory

Customers from The Gin-Shop by Cruikshank
These are the Customers, youthful and old, That drink the strong drinks which are sold night and day At the bar of the Gin-shop, so glittering and gay. Illustration no

The Waterman Arms, Southwark
A photograph of The Waterman Arms in Southwark, SE London, the first trust public house to be opened in London. While alcoholic drinks were still sold

Barrack canteen exterior, 1847
Exterior of an army barrack canteen, 1847. An illustration provided to accompany an article in the Illustrated London News, advocating temperance and reform

Barrack canteen interior, 1847
Interior of an army barrack canteen, 1847. An illustration provided to accompany an article in the Illustrated London News, advocating temperance and reform

Intemperance / W H Robinson
Barbed wire surrounding a public house - a sure way to discourage intemperance. Please note: Credit must appear as (c) Courtesy of the estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/Mary Evans Picture

Carrie Nation, the Saloon Smasher
Carrie Nation (1846-1911), American temperance campaigner known as the Saloon Smasher because of her use of vandalism to get her views across -- she would generally enter a saloon

The Sunday Question
Cartoon asking whether the working class should spend Sunday in the public house, or being educated in a museum or art gallery

Temperance Friendly Society Postcard - Juvenile Section - savings and assurance benefits for men, women and children

BILLETED
Two soldiers are aghast to discover they have been billeted at the Coldwater Temperance Hotel. No chance of a quick pint there

Kah-Ge-Ga-Gah-Bowh, the Ojibbeway Chief at Dury Lane Theatre
Kah-Ge-Ga-Gah-Bowh, the Chief of the native American Indian Ojibbeway tribe, sketched during a temperence meeting in Dury Lane theatre, 1860

Members of the Womens Crusade surrounding a Whisky Saloon
Engraving showing a group of American men in a whisky saloon as, outside, members of the Womens Crusade, a temperance movement, lay siege to the venue, Ohio, 1874

Joseph Livesey
JOSEPH LIVESEY temperance advocate and philanthropist

The Perils of home Brew
When you brew your own beer at home there is no such thing as last orders, as this household is discovering

Temperance - Two Ways
The Two Ways: a temperance concert exercise by George Thayer promises to guide you away from the evils of drink and towards righteousness

Wine on Fire, 1886
Temperance activists in Broadway Tabernacle, New York, USA, set fire to communion wine, lest it tempt them into Satans lap

Surrounded Drunk, 1873
A drunken man lying in the street attracts a crowd of onlookers, who attempt to revive him

Poor Richard - 3
POOR RICHARDs ALMANAC Franklins Lessons in Industry, Temperance, Frugality &c, a typical item : If you would know the value of money, try to borrow some

Poor Richard - 1
POOR RICHARDs ALMANAC Franklins Lessons in Industry, Temperance, Frugality &c, a typical item : He that hath a trade, hath an estate

Poor Richard - 2
POOR RICHARDs ALMANAC Franklins Lessons in Industry, Temperance, Frugality &c, a typical item : Keep thy shop, and thy shop will keep thee

Cruikshank / Wagstaff
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK the artist and temperance advocate as a young man

Sons of Temperance 1 / 2
THE ORDER OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE friendly society - unsurpassed sick and assurance benefits for men, women and children (1 of 2)

Drink Temperance
The good ladies of Logan, Ohio, sing psalms outside a bar, hoping to put the drinkers off their tipple

An English workman and his family -- Cruikshank
A workmans home, with father and mother at the table, a little maid serving them, and their two young children at a tiny table in front of the hearth. Ominously, the father is holding a bottle

Cruikshank / Maull / Cdv
GEORGE CRUIKSHANK artist and temperance advocate

Publican Repents, 1864
The landlord of the Grapes tavern empties casks and smashes bottles in the cellar, in order to repent the evils of his intemperate profession

Beer Poured Overboard
Arriving at New York, USA, the French liner Paris is forced to pour its beer overboard

Band of Hope Prize
C.E.T.S Church of England Temperance Society ? All England Challenge Competition for Band of Hope, Diocese of Canterbury, Herne Bay Branch. Claude Watkins wins a prize

Sons of Temperance 2 / 2
THE ORDER OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE friendly society - unsurpassed sick and assurance benefits for men, women and children (2 of 2)

The Bottle, 2 -- Cruikshank
The Bottle, scene 2 The family pawn clothing to pay for The Bottle

Temperance meeting in cathedral town
A temperance meeting in a cathedral town meets opposition. Attended by Wilfred Lawson, George Trevelyan & Dr Temple

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"Temperance: A Historical Journey Towards Sobriety" Step into the bustling streets of Spitalfields, East End of London, in the year 1835. Amongst the crowd stands Gin Juggarnath, a symbol of excess and indulgence that plagued society during this era. Fast forward to 1937, where Sister Marjorie Barnard proudly displays her Temperance Knowledge Examination certificate awarded by the Independent Order of Rechabites. This organization aimed to promote abstinence from alcohol and educate individuals about its harmful effects. In "Is that You, Daddy?" we witness a heart-wrenching scene depicting how alcoholism tears families apart. The Universal Rescue Mission Caravan led by E. H. Smith from Sheffield sought to provide support and guidance for those struggling with addiction. The Deacon Giless Distillery temperance cartoon from the 1830s humorously highlights society's growing awareness of the need for moderation in drinking habits. "The Ravages of Alcohol" showcases the devastating consequences excessive consumption can have on individuals and communities alike. Organizations like the Independent Order of Rechabites - Salford Unity Friendly Soc worked tirelessly to combat these issues. During World War I, Britain abstained from drinking as depicted on a Tatler cover. This period marked a significant shift towards promoting sobriety as an act of patriotism and self-discipline. As women embraced new freedoms in clothing choices with examples like Bloomers, they also played an essential role in advocating for temperance movements across various societies. Nestled amidst Keswick's picturesque landscape lies The Skiddaw Temperance Hotel – a haven for those seeking respite away from temptation while enjoying their stay in Cumbria. Prohibition – The Vision 1920 captures America's bold attempt at eradicating alcohol altogether through legislation. Though ultimately unsuccessful, it remains an iconic moment in history when society grappled with finding balance between personal choices and societal well-being.