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A March along Cadogan Street, Chelsea - a banner for the St Simon Zelotes Church, 40 Milner Street, Upper Chelsea, London. " For God and Church". Date: 1916
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Banner Cadogan Chelsea Lamposts Procession Simon Upper
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A March along Cadogan Street, Chelsea: A Snapshot of Religious Devotion in 1916 London This evocative photograph captures a moment in time as a procession makes its way along the picturesque Cadogan Street in Upper Chelsea, London, during the year 1916. The scene is set against the backdrop of the elegant terraced houses and well-tended gardens that characterize this affluent neighborhood. At the heart of the procession, a banner bearing the inscription "For God and Church" proudly waves above the heads of the participants. The banner is carried by members of the St. Simon Zelotes Church, located at 40 Milner Street in Upper Chelsea. The St. Simon Zelotes Church was a prominent Anglican parish in the area, known for its strong sense of community and religious devotion. The name "St. Simon Zelotes" refers to St. Simon the Zealot, one of the twelve apostles, who was renowned for his fervent dedication to the faith. The procession appears to be making its way towards the church, with the participants dressed in their Sunday best, their faces reflecting a mix of serious determination and joyful anticipation. The sight of the cross at the head of the procession, held aloft by two men, adds an air of solemnity and reverence to the scene. The lamposts lining the street cast a warm, yellow glow over the scene, illuminating the quiet, residential street and adding to the sense of tranquility and order. The presence of the banner, the cross, and the determined march of the participants serve as a reminder of the enduring power of faith and community, even in the midst of the challenges and uncertainties of wartime London.
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