Welfare Collection (page 13)

Starcross Institution (Western Counties Idiot Asylum), Exete
The Starcross Institution, formerly known as the Western Counties Idiot Asylum, near Exeter

Provincial Police Orphanage, Redhill - Dormitory
Provincial Police Orphanage, Redhill, Surrey. Dormitory with beds and lockers

Mrs Mary Fegan, wife of childrens home founder James Fegan

Liverpool Seamens Orphanage Plan
Ground-floor plan of the Liverpool Seamens Orphanage, designed by Alfred Waterhouse. Date: 1872

Russell Hill School, Purley
Russell Hill School (formerly the Warehousemen, Clerks and Drapers Schools), Purley, Surrey

The Reedham Orphanage, Purley, Surrey
A view of the Reedham Orphanage, Purley, Surrey. Date: circa 1908

Pannal Ash National Childrens Home (NCH)
Assembly hall at the National Childrens Home (NCH) Pannal Ash Cottages near Harrogate, West Yorkshire

Pannal Ash Cottages National Childrens Home (NCH)
The National Childrens Home (NCH) Pannal Ash Cottages near Harrogate, West Yorkshire

Malvern Link, Convent of the Holy Name
Aerial view of the Convent of the Holy Name, Malvern Link, Worcestershire

Convent, School and Orphanage at Bartrams, Hampstead, London
View of the new convent, school and orphanage at Bartrams, Hampstead, north London, designed by C.G. Wray. Date: 1874

St Vincents Orphanage, Mill Hill, London. Date: circa 1908

Annie Macpherson House of Industry, Bethnal Green Road, Lond
The House of Industry run by Annie Macpherson at Bethnal Green Road, East London. Most of the children at the home were emigrated to Canada

St Edwards Orphanage, Liverpool
St Edwards Orphanage, Broad Green, Liverpool - view from the east

Liverpool Addison Street Day Industrial School. Date: circa 1900

All Saints Orphanage, Lewisham
A view of the All Saints Orphanage in south-east London

Kingsdown Orphanage, London - Children going to school
Children off to school from the Kingsdown Orphanage, Pemberton Gardens, north London

Fegans Home, Stony Stratford - Boys in Playground
Boys line up in the playground of the Fegans Home at Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire

Hope Place, Stepney
Local residents of Hope Place, Stepney, near where Thomas Barnardo opened his first childrens home

Girls Home of Rest, Bangor, County Down. Date: circa 1910

Girls Friendly Society (GFS) Home of Rest, Morecambe
The Girls Friendly Society (GFS) Home of Rest, Morecambe, Lancashire. Date: circa 1910

Girls Friendly Society (GFS) Girl Guide Company Southwold
Girls Friendly Society (GFS) Southwold Branch - the Girl Guide Company pose in their uniforms. Date: circa 1920s

Father Hudsons Homes, Coleshill, Birmingham. A bird s-eye view with the main sections of the site labelled

Thomas Barnardos Edinburgh Castle Mission Hall and Coffee
The Edinburgh Castle on Rhodeswell Road, Limehouse, East London, was a former gin palace and music hall, re-opened by Barnardo as a British Workmans Coffee Palace with a Mission Hall at its rear

Barnardos Watts Naval Training School, Elmham, Norfolk
" Barnardos Watts Naval Training School, Elmham, Norfolk. Boys and staff pose with their training ship the " George L Munro". Field guns also appear."

East Grinstead, St Margarets Orphanage
Girls in the playground of St Margarets Orphanage, East Grinstead, West Sussex

Devonport Royal United Service Orphan Home
The Royal United Service Orphan Home was founded in 1839 as the British Female Orphan Asylum, Devonport, for the orphan daughters of men in the armed forces

St Josephs Industrial School, Clonmel
A view of St Josephs Industrial School, Clonmel, County Tipperary

National Childrens Home (NCH), Chipping Norton
Residents and staff of the National Childrens Home (NCH), Chipping Norton. Some are in wheelchairs or using crutches. Date: c, 1907

Royal Masonic Home for Boys, Bushey
The main building of the Masonic Schools, Bushey, Hertfordshire. Date: circa 1906

Barnardos Margaret Cox Home (Hazelbrae) Peterborough, Ontario

Blue Maids Orphan Asylum, Bristol
The Blue Maids Orphan Asylum at Hooks Mills, Bristol. Date: circa 1907

Foresters Orphanage and Convalescent Home, Bridlington. The home was opened in 1899 by the Foresters, a Friendly Society. Date: circa 1930s

Chadwicks Orphanage, Bolton, was founded in 1874 by local benefactor Dr Samuel Chadwick. Date: circa 1905

Royal Female Orphanage, Beddington Girls Drill
Girls perform a drill display in the garden at the Royal Female Orphanage, Beddington, Surrey

Barnardos child Michael born with one hand
A photograph of Michael, born with one hand and being cared for by Barnardo s. Date: circa 1930s

Barnardos barefoot Street Arab
A typical Barnardos promotional photograph of a barefoot Street Arab whom the organisation had rescued

Baldovan Industrial School, Dundee
Boys in the grounds of Baldovan Industrial School, Dundee

Stapleton Towers, Annan
Stapleton Towers, near Annan, Dumfriesshire, was one of the wartime evacuation centres that Barnardos established in large country houses in Scotland. Date: circa 1923

Barnardos Waif with suitcase
A typical Barnardos promotional photograph of a waif in rags whom the organisation had rescued

Barnardos Girls Village Home, Barkingside - Queen Victoria
Barnardos Girls Village Home, Barkingside. Queen Victoria House was originally used as a receiving home for new arrivals but later became a training home for girls emigrating to Canada or Australia

Port Sunlight - aerial map
Superb aerial view of Port Sunlight, the factory and home of Sunlight and Lifebuoy soaps, together with the model village built on the Wirral by William Lever for the benefit of his workers

William Hesketh Lever, Lord Leverhulme
William Hesketh Lever (1851-1925), later Lord Leverhulme, soap manufacturer and philanthropist. Founder of Port Sunlight, the model community built on the Wirral to accommodate his employees

Lady Muriel Paget & children, WW1
Lady Muriel Paget (1876 - 1938), nee Finch-Hatton, wife of Sir Richard Surtees Paget, second Baronet of Oldfallings Hall, Wolverhampton

Lady Howard de Walden
Portrait of Lady Howard de Walden, formerly Margherita van Raalte before her marriage, founder and President of Queen Charlottes Ball, the highlight of the debutante season

Brotherhood of the Misericordia of Florence, Italy, a charitable institution dating back to the Middle Ages. Seen here transporting a sick man. Masks are worn to preserve anonymity

Give to the needy Join the mayors welfare milk fund : Monster vaudeville show at the Laurel Theatre. Poster announcing vaudeville show to raise funds for the needy through New York City Mayor Edwards

Carnegie Infant Welfare Institute, Handsworth, Birmingham Date: circa 1920s

County Poor House, Burlington, Iowa, USA
The county poor house at Burlington, Iowa, USA. The poor house was a welfare establishment providing accommodation for the destitute, particularly the elderly and chronic sick

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