The Princess Louise Home for fatherless and orphaned
The Princess Louise Home for fatherless and orphaned girls, Wanstead, Essex, England, which took in 40 to 50 girls a year. The girls did all the domestic work in the home and many went on to work in domestic service as maids and cooks. They were also given a basic education in reading, writing and arithmetic. From The Quiver (London, 1882). Engraving
Picture No
13901406
Media ID
48425707
Size
2166px x 3168px
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Credit
World History Archive / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
World History Archive
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Arithmetic Basic Cooks Fatherless Maids Orphaned Orphans Quiver Wanstead
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