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Barnardos Labour House - Discharging a Cargo of Wood
A cargo of wood is transferred from a barge onto wagons for Barnardos Labour House, London. The home prepared older boys for emigration to Canada. Date: circa 1905
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Barge Carehome Cargo Emigration Labour Older Orhanage Orphans Prepared Services Transferred Wagons Welfare Childrens
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1. Title: "A New Beginning: The Transfer of Hope - Barnardos Labour House, London, circa 1905" In this evocative photograph, we witness a pivotal moment in the lives of older boys residing at Barnardos Labour House in London. The scene unfolds as a cargo of wood is meticulously transferred from a barge to wagons, marking the beginning of a new journey for these young lives. Barnardos Labour House, an institution dedicated to the care and welfare of children, prepared these boys for emigration to Canada. The home offered essential services to children who were orphans, abandoned, or in need of a fresh start. The transfer of the wooden cargo signifies the readiness of these boys to embark on their voyage to a new land, filled with hope and opportunities. The boys, dressed in their best clothing, watch as the wood is carefully loaded onto the wagons. Their expressions convey a mix of anticipation, excitement, and a hint of apprehension. The labourers, working diligently to load the cargo, are a testament to the community's support in helping these boys embark on their new journey. The image captures the spirit of resilience and determination that defined the Barnardos Labour House. It serves as a poignant reminder of the critical role that children's homes and welfare services played in shaping the lives of countless young people, offering them a chance at a better future. This photograph, taken circa 1905, is a powerful visual representation of the transformative power of care, compassion, and the belief in a brighter future. It is a testament to the enduring legacy of Barnardos Labour House and the countless lives it touched.
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