Victorian life. 'St.Pauls and Ludgate Hill', oil on canvas, William Logsdail, 1887. Private Collection, UK.

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Victorian life

'St.Pauls and Ludgate Hill', oil on canvas, William Logsdail, Private Collection, UK.

Families’ life condictions

Queen Victoria and family 1863

A middle-class British Victorian family takes tea

“Misses” by Kate Greenaway ( ). Watercolour, bodycolour and scraping out on paper, c.1879

A Victorian Middle Class Family 1890

A poor family in Victorian Liverpool, taken from Dr Strange's book, Death, Grief and Poverty in Britain

From the Illustrated London News, 22nd May 1847

Works

Baked Potato Seller

Children in the mines

Giulio del Torre “Little match seller”

J. Monstein „match seller“ 1850

Photograph of workers in a factory 1903

Flower Seller Girl with Baby

Woman chimney sweep 1917

Workhouse

Poor Law Acts

Anti-Poor Law Poster drawn in 1837

Houndsditch- Humble Industries

Early Morning at Billingsgate Fish Market

Street Trading at Dudley St. Seven Dials, Nr Covent Garden

A poster that was put up in London in 1848, during the second outbreak of cholera

Suffraggette

A photo taken outside Parliament on 18 November and a handbill publicising a demonstration at Parliament on 22 November 1910

Prisoner

Prisoners from Oxford Gaol. Their photographs were taken because the government was trying to prove a theory that criminals looked different from other people

Prisoners working on a treadmill. Prisoners would be required to trudge up and down the steps for 6 hours a day

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