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Background imageDisabled Collection: Disabled tank in winter, Somme, France, WW1

Disabled tank in winter, Somme, France, WW1
A disabled tank on the Somme, northern France, in winter during the First World War. Date: circa 1916-1918

Background imageDisabled Collection: Knocked-out British tank, France, WW1

Knocked-out British tank, France, WW1
A knocked-out British tank on the Western Front, France, during the First World War. In the background a farmer drives his horse-drawn cart along the road. Date: March 1918

Background imageDisabled Collection: Princess Elizabeth at Portland Training College

Princess Elizabeth at Portland Training College
Princess Elizabeth accepting a casket from Winifred Duchess of Portland after laying the foundation stone of the main building of the Portland Training College for the disabled

Background imageDisabled Collection: Childrens Choir, National Childrens Home, Chipping Norton

Childrens Choir, National Childrens Home, Chipping Norton
The so-called Cripples Choir at the National Childrens Home, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, opened in 1903 for what were described as delicate and affected children

Background imageDisabled Collection: Workhouse inmate Mary Jane promoting charitable work

Workhouse inmate Mary Jane promoting charitable work
A postcard promoting the work of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts (SPG). Its caption reads Mary Jane, who is a deaf and blind inmate of a Workhouse in Devonshire

Background imageDisabled Collection: Disabled German tank on battlefield

Disabled German tank on battlefield
View of a disabled German tank on a battlefield during the First World War

Background imageDisabled Collection: The Warriors Return, satirical postcard

The Warriors Return, satirical postcard
A wounded soldier, drawn as a wooden puppet and carrying his own broken-off leg, looks at a WD (War Department) signpost pointing to the workhouse

Background imageDisabled Collection: Nikolai Wassiljewittsch Kobelkoff - Freak Show Star

Nikolai Wassiljewittsch Kobelkoff - Freak Show Star
Kobelkoff, Freak show empresario pictured with his family. Nikolai Wassiljewittsch Kobelkoff (1851 - 1933) was born in Wossnesensk, Siberia, Russia

Background imageDisabled Collection: Hay Harvesting, National Childrens Home, Edgworth, Lancs

Hay Harvesting, National Childrens Home, Edgworth, Lancs
Boys harvesting hay at the National Childrens Home, Edgworth, near Bolton, Lancashire. They carry pitchforks and a horse-drawn wagon is fully loaded

Background imageDisabled Collection: Leavesden Asylum, Hertfordshire

Leavesden Asylum, Hertfordshire
Male attendants in a ward at the Asylum for Imbeciles opened in 1870 at Leavesden near Abbots Langley in Hertfordshire. The Asylum, with its twin at Caterham

Background imageDisabled Collection: Lord Mayor Treloar Cripples Home, Alton, Hampshire

Lord Mayor Treloar Cripples Home, Alton, Hampshire
A group of physically disabled children have an outdoor lesson at the Lord Mayor Treloar Cripples Home, Alton, Hampshire. Some hold crutches while other lie on wooden beds or in a pram

Background imageDisabled Collection: British Troops fighting at Aanderberg Crossroads; Second Wor

British Troops fighting at Aanderberg Crossroads; Second Wor
Sketch showing British infantry fighting off German paratroops at Aanderberg Crossroads, Holland, January 1945. On the left of the image is a disabled British Cromwell tank

Background imageDisabled Collection: SS Umbria, 1893

SS Umbria, 1893
Engraving of the Cunard steamship Umbria. During a crossing from Queenstown to New York in December 1892, the Umbrias propellor shaft broke and she was disabled

Background imageDisabled Collection: Street Doctor 1877

Street Doctor 1877
A street " doctor" attempts to sell peppermint cough lozenges to a gullible woman

Background imageDisabled Collection: German Disabled

German Disabled
A German battleship is disabled by HMS Warspite at the Battle of Jutland

Background imageDisabled Collection: Elizabeth Ii / Sis / 1933

Elizabeth Ii / Sis / 1933
ELIZABETH II with her sister Margaret Rose in 1933 - the chair and the handbag were made by disabled soldiers

Background imageDisabled Collection: Invalid Pilgrims

Invalid Pilgrims
Sick or disabled pilgrims are wheeled to the Grotto in invalid chairs - hopefully they won t need them on the way back !



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