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Royal Visit to Lincoln. Mrs Beechey, The widow of w Lincolnshire clergyman who had

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Royal Visit to Lincoln. Mrs Beechey, The widow of w Lincolnshire clergyman who had

Royal Visit to Lincoln.
Mrs Beechey, The widow of w Lincolnshire clergyman who had eight sons - five have been killed during the war - one has been maimed and is helpless for life and the remaining one (aged 18) has been called up for service.
9 April 1918

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In this poignant print titled "Royal Visit to Lincoln" we are introduced to Mrs Beechey, a courageous widow from Lincolnshire. The image captures her standing tall amidst the devastating toll that war has taken on her family. Having lost five of her eight sons during the conflict, with another left maimed and helpless for life, Mrs Beechey's resilience shines through. Taken on 9th April 1918 during a visit by Royalty, this photograph encapsulates both the strength and sorrow etched upon Mrs Beechey's face. As she stands beside dignitaries and members of the royal entourage, one cannot help but be moved by her unwavering spirit in the face of unimaginable loss. The caption reveals an additional layer of heartache as it mentions that Mrs Beechey's remaining son, just eighteen years old at the time, had been called up for service. This detail underscores not only the immense sacrifice made by this brave family but also their continued dedication to serving their country. This print serves as a powerful reminder of the profound impact war can have on individuals and communities alike. It pays tribute to those who have suffered immeasurable losses while highlighting their indomitable spirit in times of adversity. Through its timeless portrayal of resilience and sacrifice, this image resonates with viewers across generations, urging us never to forget those who have paid such a heavy price for our freedom.

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