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Dr Barnardos Institute for Destitute Children, Barkingside, London, 19th century
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Dr Barnardos Institute for Destitute Children, Barkingside, London, 19th century
Dr Barnardos Institute for Destitute Children, Barkingside, London, 19th century. In 1866 Thomas John Barnardo (1845-1905), a medical missionary, opened his first institution for destitute children in Barkingside. Surrounding the home are lawns, gardens and playgrounds
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Charity Childrens Home Dr Barnardos Homes Greater London Hoop Orphan Orphanage Thomas John Barkingside Barnardo Dr Barnardo Historica Graphica Collection Redbridge Thomas John Barnardo
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This print takes us back to the 19th century, capturing a glimpse of the Dr Barnardos Institute for Destitute Children in Barkingside, London. Established in 1866 by Thomas John Barnardo, a compassionate medical missionary, this institution provided refuge and care for vulnerable children facing destitution. The image showcases the institute surrounded by lush lawns, gardens, and playgrounds - a stark contrast to the difficult circumstances these children had endured before finding solace within its walls. The imposing building stands as a symbol of hope amidst poverty and neglect. Intriguingly captured in monochrome tones, this historic photograph transports us to an era when charity played a vital role in society. It reminds us of the immense challenges faced by underprivileged children during that time and serves as a testament to Dr Barnardo's unwavering dedication towards improving their lives. Within this frame lies not just bricks and mortar but also stories of resilience and transformation. The presence of young girls playing with hoops on the grounds highlights moments of joy amid adversity. This snapshot encapsulates both the harsh realities experienced by these orphans while emphasizing their right to play freely like any other child. As we gaze upon this poignant scene from England's past, it is impossible not to be moved by Dr Barnardo's legacy - his tireless efforts continue inspiring generations today.
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