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Thomas Coram Foundation, foundling in uniform at Christmas Dinner painting portrait 1868 Victorian orphan orphans Bloomsbury Stock Photo
RMBGMXDK–Thomas Coram Foundation, foundling in uniform at Christmas Dinner painting portrait 1868 Victorian orphan orphans Bloomsbury
Princess Diana at the Thomas Coram Foundation Homeless Childrens project Camden January 1990 Stock Photo
RMB3NE9M–Princess Diana at the Thomas Coram Foundation Homeless Childrens project Camden January 1990
Sampler made at a charity school. Culture: British. Dimensions: H. 5 3/4 x W. 4 inches (14.6 x 10.2 cm). Maker: Rebekah Rowe (British). Date: 1731. The earliest British charity schools for poor and orphaned children were founded around the country by local gentry, to support and educate children whose families lived in the vicinity. In the eighteenth century, the number of institutions increased significantly. Arguably the most famous of these is the Foundling Hospital in London established by Thomas Coram in 1741; the charity still exists today as the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. Th Stock Photo
RMPAPJAF–Sampler made at a charity school. Culture: British. Dimensions: H. 5 3/4 x W. 4 inches (14.6 x 10.2 cm). Maker: Rebekah Rowe (British). Date: 1731. The earliest British charity schools for poor and orphaned children were founded around the country by local gentry, to support and educate children whose families lived in the vicinity. In the eighteenth century, the number of institutions increased significantly. Arguably the most famous of these is the Foundling Hospital in London established by Thomas Coram in 1741; the charity still exists today as the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. Th
The Foundling Museum in Bloomsbury, London, England, UK Stock Photo
RMHJ3TF7–The Foundling Museum in Bloomsbury, London, England, UK
Sampler made at a charity school 1853 L. Matthews The earliest British charity schools for poor and orphaned children were founded around the country by local gentry to support and educate children whose families lived in the vicinity. In the eighteenth century, the number of institutions increased significantly. Arguably the most famous of these is the Foundling Hospital in London established by Thomas Coram in 1741; the charity still exists today as the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. This sampler was probably made to be included in a book of stitching exercises.. Sampler made at a cha Stock Photo
RM2HJ08HR–Sampler made at a charity school 1853 L. Matthews The earliest British charity schools for poor and orphaned children were founded around the country by local gentry to support and educate children whose families lived in the vicinity. In the eighteenth century, the number of institutions increased significantly. Arguably the most famous of these is the Foundling Hospital in London established by Thomas Coram in 1741; the charity still exists today as the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. This sampler was probably made to be included in a book of stitching exercises.. Sampler made at a cha
Thomas Coram, philanthropic sea captain who took a leading part in the foundation of the Foundling Hospital, 1688-1751. Painting by McArdell after Hogarth. Stock Photo
RMKD6JYJ–Thomas Coram, philanthropic sea captain who took a leading part in the foundation of the Foundling Hospital, 1688-1751. Painting by McArdell after Hogarth.
Monument statue of the child welfare pioneer Thomas Coram outside the Foundation he started in Brunswick Square, Bloomsbury, Central London. The Geor Stock Photo
RF2JWCY36–Monument statue of the child welfare pioneer Thomas Coram outside the Foundation he started in Brunswick Square, Bloomsbury, Central London. The Geor
Foundling Hospital situated in Guildford Street in London, founded by a philanthropist, Thomas Coram. Cradling their young infants under two months, poor mothers came on 'receiving day,Æ to hand over their babies, with no questions asked, knowing they would be looked after and receive food and education. On admission the babies were re-named, so the only way of identify the child in the future was to leave them a small token like: a bracelet, coin or a scrap of fabric. Stock Photo
RM2K63TA3–Foundling Hospital situated in Guildford Street in London, founded by a philanthropist, Thomas Coram. Cradling their young infants under two months, poor mothers came on 'receiving day,Æ to hand over their babies, with no questions asked, knowing they would be looked after and receive food and education. On admission the babies were re-named, so the only way of identify the child in the future was to leave them a small token like: a bracelet, coin or a scrap of fabric.
Thomas Coram Foundation Hospital Court Room Bloomsbury London England UK interior 18th century Foundling Hospital Stock Photo
RMB932X5–Thomas Coram Foundation Hospital Court Room Bloomsbury London England UK interior 18th century Foundling Hospital
Baby Mitten by Tracey Emin next to The Coram Foundation and the Foundling Museum in Bloomsbury, London, England, UK Stock Photo
RMHJ3TG9–Baby Mitten by Tracey Emin next to The Coram Foundation and the Foundling Museum in Bloomsbury, London, England, UK
Sampler made at a charity school 19th century British The earliest British charity schools for poor and orphaned children were founded around the country by local gentry, to support and educate children whose families lived in the vicinity. In the eighteenth century, the number of institutions increased significantly. Arguably the most famous of these is the Foundling Hospital in London established by Thomas Coram in 1741; the charity still exists today as the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. Most of these small samplers were monochrome; made to be included in a book of stitching exercise Stock Photo
RM2HJ08HH–Sampler made at a charity school 19th century British The earliest British charity schools for poor and orphaned children were founded around the country by local gentry, to support and educate children whose families lived in the vicinity. In the eighteenth century, the number of institutions increased significantly. Arguably the most famous of these is the Foundling Hospital in London established by Thomas Coram in 1741; the charity still exists today as the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. Most of these small samplers were monochrome; made to be included in a book of stitching exercise
Historic statue of the philanthropist and children's charity founder Thomas Coram. The Georgian gentleman looked after disadvantaged children in the Stock Photo
RF2JWCXYH–Historic statue of the philanthropist and children's charity founder Thomas Coram. The Georgian gentleman looked after disadvantaged children in the
Handel's Keyboard Thomas Coram Foundation Bloomsbury London England UK George Frederick Handel 18th century musician composer Stock Photo
RMB94RY3–Handel's Keyboard Thomas Coram Foundation Bloomsbury London England UK George Frederick Handel 18th century musician composer
The exterior of The Foundling Museum in Bloomsbury, London, England, UK Stock Photo
RMHJ3TED–The exterior of The Foundling Museum in Bloomsbury, London, England, UK
Sampler made at a charity school 1731 Rebekah Rowe The earliest British charity schools for poor and orphaned children were founded around the country by local gentry, to support and educate children whose families lived in the vicinity. In the eighteenth century, the number of institutions increased significantly. Arguably the most famous of these is the Foundling Hospital in London established by Thomas Coram in 1741; the charity still exists today as the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. This small sampler is a rare example from the first half of the 18th century.. Sampler made at a cha Stock Photo
RM2HJ08J0–Sampler made at a charity school 1731 Rebekah Rowe The earliest British charity schools for poor and orphaned children were founded around the country by local gentry, to support and educate children whose families lived in the vicinity. In the eighteenth century, the number of institutions increased significantly. Arguably the most famous of these is the Foundling Hospital in London established by Thomas Coram in 1741; the charity still exists today as the Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. This small sampler is a rare example from the first half of the 18th century.. Sampler made at a cha
Thomas Coram Foundation Uniformed Foundling Orphan Christmas dinner 1868 Bloomsbury London England UK 19th century art Stock Photo
RMB9BA64–Thomas Coram Foundation Uniformed Foundling Orphan Christmas dinner 1868 Bloomsbury London England UK 19th century art
Handel's Keyboard, Handel, Thomas Coram Foundation, Bloomsbury, London, England Stock Photo
RM2RM41YE–Handel's Keyboard, Handel, Thomas Coram Foundation, Bloomsbury, London, England
Handel, Musical Score, Music, Classical, Hallelujah Chorus, Thomas Coram Foundation, Bloomsbury, London, England Stock Photo
RM2RM41Y7–Handel, Musical Score, Music, Classical, Hallelujah Chorus, Thomas Coram Foundation, Bloomsbury, London, England
Handel Musical Score Hallelujah Chorus Thomas Coram Foundation music musician composer notes Bloomsbury London England UK Stock Photo
RMB932HK–Handel Musical Score Hallelujah Chorus Thomas Coram Foundation music musician composer notes Bloomsbury London England UK
Statue of Thomas Coram Bloomsbury London England UK 18th century English philanthropist Foundation Stock Photo
RMBB3C3K–Statue of Thomas Coram Bloomsbury London England UK 18th century English philanthropist Foundation
Thomas Coram portrait painting by William Hogarth 18th century sailor philanthropist Bloomsbury london England UK Foundation art Stock Photo
RMB9BA6M–Thomas Coram portrait painting by William Hogarth 18th century sailor philanthropist Bloomsbury london England UK Foundation art
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