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Barnardos Headquarters and Boys Home, Stepney Causeway

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Barnardos Headquarters and Boys Home, Stepney Causeway

A view of Barnardos Headquarters and Boys Home at Stepney Causeway, East London. Date: circa 1906

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© Mary Evans / Peter Higginbotham Collection

Barnardos Causeway Headquarters Orphan Orphanage Orphans Stepney Welfare Childrens


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This evocative photograph captures the Barnardos Headquarters and Boys Home at Stepney Causeway, East London, circa 1906. The image presents a poignant glimpse into the past of this renowned children's charity, which was founded by Dr. Thomas Barnardo in 1867 to provide shelter, care, and education for orphaned, abandoned, and destitute children. The photograph reveals a bustling scene of activity, with young boys clad in uniforms playing and working in the grounds of the home. The imposing Barnardos Headquarters building, with its grand facade and tall chimneys, stands proudly in the background. The Boys Home, situated adjacent to the headquarters, is a collection of red-brick buildings with large windows, which would have provided a warm and welcoming environment for the children who lived there. At the time, the East End of London was a notorious area of poverty and squalor, and the Barnardo's Homes offered a sanctuary for thousands of children who were in need of care and support. Dr. Barnardo's innovative approach to child welfare, which emphasized the importance of education, training, and rehabilitation, revolutionized the way that society viewed and cared for orphans and vulnerable children. This photograph is a testament to the enduring legacy of Barnardo's and the vital role that it continues to play in the lives of children and young people today. The image invites us to reflect on the history of child welfare and the progress that has been made in the last century, while also reminding us of the ongoing need for compassion, care, and support for those who are most vulnerable in our society.

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