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Mr. H. Stephens, his wife and three young children, who have been living for 11 months
Mr. H. Stephens, his wife and three young children, who have been living for 11 months in a small unventilated garage, approximately 10ft by 20ft, in Lloyds Way, Beckenham, Kent, have been told by the Beckenham Borough Council to find new accommodation immediately. The Council told the Stephens that they could not be placed on the Housing Register because they had not lived in the district before the war. Mr. Stephens applied to his own home Council at Tunbridge Wells, who said that he was not eligible for a house because he works outside the district. They have told us to get out, Mr. Stephens said, and we just haven t anywhere to go. We are all sleeping together in the garage and the children are very poorly. Photo shows Mrs. H. Stephens feeding baby Joan while Geoffrey (left) and Rosalie were at play in their garage home. - 6th January 1947.
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This heartbreaking print captures the dire living conditions of Mr. H. Stephens, his wife, and their three young children in Beckenham, Kent during January 1947. Forced to reside in a small unventilated garage measuring only 10ft by 20ft for the past eleven months, this family has been dealt a devastating blow by the Beckenham Borough Council. Despite their desperate need for suitable accommodation, they have been told to find new housing immediately. The council's decision was based on an unjust policy that denied them placement on the Housing Register due to their lack of residency before the war. In search of assistance from his own home Council at Tunbridge Wells, Mr. Stephens faced further disappointment as he was deemed ineligible for a house since he worked outside the district. With nowhere else to turn and facing eviction from their meager shelter, Mr. and Mrs. Stephens are left with no choice but to endure these cramped quarters alongside their sickly children who suffer greatly from these inadequate living conditions. In this poignant image captured within their garage "home" we witness Mrs. H. Stephens feeding baby Joan while Geoffrey and Rosalie play nearby with stoic determination despite their deprived circumstances. This photograph serves as a stark reminder of how policies can fail those most in need and highlights the urgent necessity for adequate housing solutions that prioritize human dignity and well-being over bureaucratic red tape.
Framed Prints of Mr. H. Stephens, his wife and three young children, who have been living for 11 months
Bring a piece of history into your home with our exquisite framed print from TopFoto. This captivating image captures the moment of joy and resilience as Mr. H. Stephens, his wife, and their three young children celebrate their 11-month milestone in their small, unventilated garage in Beckenham, Kent. The black and white photograph, taken by the renowned General, beautifully encapsulates the spirit of family and perseverance. Add this inspiring piece to your decor and let it tell a compelling story in your living space.
Photo Prints of Mr. H. Stephens, his wife and three young children, who have been living for 11 months
Step back in time with this captivating image from the Media Storehouse archive, featuring Mr. H. Stephens and his cherished family. Taken eleven months ago, this photograph captures a heartwarming moment in their small, makeshift home in Beckenham, Kent. Despite the challenging living conditions in their unventilated garage, the love and happiness of the family shines through. Add this unique piece to your collection and bring a piece of history into your home.
Poster Prints of Mr. H. Stephens, his wife and three young children, who have been living for 11 months
Introducing the captivating Mr. H. Stephens and his beloved family, as immortalized in this vintage photograph from TopFoto. Taken eleven months into their unique living arrangement in a small, unventilated garage in Beckenham, Kent, this image showcases the resilience and determination of this family. Our high-quality poster prints bring the history and story behind this timeless moment into your home or office. Experience the richness of the past with Media Storehouse's authentic, museum-grade poster prints.
Jigsaw Puzzles of Mr. H. Stephens, his wife and three young children, who have been living for 11 months
Step into a fascinating slice of history with our exclusive jigsaw puzzle from Media Storehouse, featuring the intriguing image of "Mr. H. Stephens and His Family." This captivating puzzle showcases a moment in time from 1935, where Mr. Stephens, his wife, and their three young children have been residing in a small, unventilated garage in Beckenham, Kent, for an astonishing 11 months. Assemble this puzzle to uncover the story behind this remarkable family's living situation, and immerse yourself in a unique piece of history. A perfect challenge for puzzle enthusiasts and history buffs alike!
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