About this object
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ID:
NN22677
Production date:
1915-1917
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Location:
In Store
Emmeline Pankhurst and her adopted children, Mary, Joan and Kathleen and Elizabeth. In 1915 Emmeline founded a home for illegitimate 'War babies' at 50 Clarendon Road, Kensington. Nurse Pine was employed to live at the address and to care for the children. In 1920 Emmeline moved to a cottage in Devon with 3 of the children Mary, Joan and Kathleen and in 1922 they were joined by Christabel Pankhurst and a fourth child Elizabeth. As she became older Emmeline found it more difficult to care for four children and Kathleen and Joan were found new adoptive parents.
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Measurements
H 101 mm; W146 mm
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Materials
photographic gelatin
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Last Updated
2024-03-14
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