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In Paddington three families share a terrace house. The two bedroom house means that one
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In Paddington three families share a terrace house. The two bedroom house means that one
In Paddington three families share a terrace house. The two bedroom house means that one family has to sleep in the kitchen
October 1953
Bela Zola
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England
WA*3132796
Media ID 21535386
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Appliances Bedroom Cooker Depression Despair Domestic Life Father Houses Houses And Homes Hygiene Interiors Kettle Kitchen Lifestyle Mother Parents Poor Poverty Sleeping Slum Slums Social History Terrace Terraced Tired Cleanliness Cramped Moods And Expressions Photography And Film
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In Paddington, a snapshot of the harsh realities faced by three families sharing a humble terrace house emerges. This poignant image captures the struggles and sacrifices made in pursuit of shelter and survival during October 1953. Within this two-bedroom dwelling, the limited space forces one family to find solace amidst pots and pans in the kitchen. The photograph encapsulates an era defined by cramped living conditions, where cleanliness was compromised due to sheer necessity. Decades ago, domestic life for many revolved around basic appliances like cookers and kettles that served as lifelines within these modest interiors. In this black-and-white portrait, we witness not only a physical representation of poverty but also moods etched onto weary faces. The father's tired eyes reflect despair while the mother's expression reveals her unyielding determination to provide for her children despite their circumstances. This evocative print serves as a reminder of the social history embedded within slums and terraced houses across the UK. It sheds light on housing inequalities, hygiene challenges, and the resilience required to navigate such environments. Bela Zola's photography freezes this moment in time when childhood innocence coexists with hardship. It invites us to contemplate how far society has come since then while acknowledging that there is still work to be done in ensuring every family has access to safe and comfortable homes.
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