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Blind soldiers at St. Dunstan's, WW1

A cheerful group of blind soldiers pictured at St. Dunstan's hostel, Regent's Park, London. St. Dunstan's, near Hanover Gate in the park, set up by Mr. C. Arthur Pearson, was set up in order to rehabilitate blinded soldiers, to help them acquire the skills for everyday life and to help them learn a trade in order to eventually find employment

Picture No
13989547
Media ID
45686964
Size
5038px x 3881px (1.9MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Unattributed photograph in The Graphic, 4 December 1915
Date
1915

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Bandaged Blinded Dunstans Hostel Learn Optimistic Pearson Rehabilitate Rehabilitation Sightless Skills


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