Childhood Collection (page 100)

A woman outside with her son standing on a gate in a country field November 1969 Z11039

Children of Booth Hall Hospital meet character from Alice in Wonderland: Cheerful Hayley Medlicott, 3, meets Mad Hatter. December 1969 Z11823-023

7 year old William Fraser of Colne with "Lady"the dog who saved his life
7 year old William Fraser of Colne with " Lady" the dog who saved his life. Lady has been awarded the animal V.C. November 1969 Z11027-001

Santa Claus comes early for 14 month old Patrick Flood, as he plays with the dumped games, while his mother Mrs. Juddy Flood, recovers some of the games from the back entrance to her home in Catford

Matthew Ives, timed by his sister Sally, 11, eating his way to a world record by consuming 12 oranges weighing 33/4 lbs in 4 Minutes 52 Seconds. November 1969 Z10805-002

First day of real winter weather - and model mum Jane O Leary with her 2 year old son Shane in Hampstead today keeping warm inside her maxi coat. November 1969 Z10587-002

Three year old girl playing at home. November 1969 Z10847

Matthew Ives, timed by his sister Sally, eating his way to a world record by consuming 12 oranges weighing 33/4 lbs in 4 Minutes 52 Seconds. November 1969 Z10805-006

Eight month old baby girl pictured at home with her mother. November 1969 Z10853-002

The Foundations pop group surrounded by children at the Notting Hill playground. November 1969 Z10867-001

A woman outside with her son standing by a large haystack. November 1969 Z11039

Three year old girl playing at home. November 1969 Z10847-003

The RSPCA performed a "rescue"operation for some underprivileged animals in
The RSPCA performed a " rescue" operation for some underprivileged animals in Wellingborough Zoo. Accusations were made by owners of animals on loan to the zoo

Man and girl on a wooden sledge in the snow at a resort in Switzerland. Pestalozzi Childrens Village near Trogen in the Swiss Alps. 18th December 1952

Young toddler boyholding a wooden chair December 1952 C6391-001

Young toddler boy holding heavy tools December 1952 C6391

One of the English children appearing in a small part in the film, The Village, is 9 year old orphan Margaret Ellis who comes from Grimsby, Yorks

Nine year old girl at the Kinderdorf Pestalozzi, A Swiss school that educates for a peace. Pestalozzi Childrens Village near Trogen in the Swiss Alps. 18th December 1952

A baby girl standing against a tree. December 1952 C6203-001

Young toddler boy holding a tricycle upside down December 1952 C6391-003

Young toddler boy sucking on a dummy December 1952 C6391-006

Young toddler boy holding a heavy hammer December 1952 C6391-004

Boy and girl on a wooden sledge in the snow at a resort in Switzerland. Pestalozzi Childrens Village near Trogen in the Swiss Alps. 18th December 1952

Young toddler boy holding pair of weighing scales December 1952 C6391-001

Boy miners digging for coal in the old mine at Cobridge North Staffordshire. Brothers Alex 11, Tony 8 and Kevin Donoghue 9 searching for coal. February 1972 P017674

A baby girl crawling around outside. December 1952 C6203

A baby girl sitting inside the house by the fire with pet dog December 1952 C6203-002

Girls hanging up Christmas decorations in their cabin. Pestalozzi Childrens Village near Trogen in the Swiss Alps. 18th December 1952

Young toddler boy December 1952 C6391-005

Lane Thomas pictured near his home at Pen Mountain, Cilfynnydd, with Eastern a pit pony presented to him by the National Coal Board. January 1970 P017816

Jon Evans, Illusionist seen here performing levitation on a young friend- Magic Carpet. October 1952 C4809

Speak up I can t hear you. London Zoo. Richard Roles and "Willy"
Speak up I can t hear you. London Zoo. Richard Roles and " Willy", The Camel. October 1952 C5082

Mother caring for her son, seen here putting him to bed. December 1952 C6310-001

Ruby Miller, one of the ex-Gaiety Girls, who was attending the 32nd Actresses Gaiety Party at the Dorchester shows Michael Grieves, aged three, how to do a high kick, Michael

Table Tennis - Mike Chambers. December 1952 C6397

Teresa Fenton, 12, of Park Rd. Waterloo, Liverpool who is going to London on New Years day to play in the girls snooker championships, seen here practicing. December 1952 C6251

Michael Curties (12 months) child pianist. December 1952 C6393

Mrs. Ivy Oldfield and baby son Bobbie aged 6 months. December 1952 C6284

Eva Spiers with her father in her home still wearing the slacks that caused her to be sent home from school. December 1952 C6286

Table Tennis - Mike Chambers. December 1952 C6397-001

Mother caring for her son, seen here rocking him to sleep. December 1952 C6310-001

John Russell and his donkey "Charles". November 1952 C5422
John Russell and his donkey " Charles". November 1952 C5422

dancer Pauline Curtis aged 4 years. December 1952 C6424-001

6-yrs-old Gillian Proctor of Manor Road, Stretford, Lancs, gives " Winkie" his bath by the fire- but Gillian, that soap isn t needed for an owl bath. September 1952 C4530

Boy and Girl aged 7 enjoy a drink and food at a reception for the cast of Porgy and Bess. October 1952 C4836

"One man band contest. Over the hills and a great way off the wind will blow my top
" One man band contest. Over the hills and a great way off the wind will blow my top hat off. So sings Sally Atkinson, three, and behind her dancing is her father Roy Atkinson, 33, of Victoria

A brotherly kiss on the cheek for his sister while the two children enjoy their summer holiday. 1st July 1955

Arctic Summer in Northern Norway Children playing in the sea during one of the hottest summers since records began in 1969- a record 36 degrees C Kids playing with their bicycle in the water 8th July

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"Childhood: A Journey of Innocence and Wonder" In the timeless tapestry of life, a chapter adorned with precious memories and boundless joy. It begins with simple pleasures like a donkey ride on a sunny day, where laughter echoes through the air, painting smiles on young faces. The canvas expands further as children immerse themselves in age-old games, their imaginations soaring high like kites against an azure sky. Through the strokes of Pieter Bruegel's brush in "Children's Games, " we witness the universality of play across generations. From leapfrog to marbles, these cherished pastimes transcend time itself, connecting us to our ancestors who once reveled in similar merriment. Henry Raeburn's "Boy with Rabbit" captures a tender moment frozen in time – an innocent bond between child and pet that speaks volumes about love and companionship. Leon-Maxime Faivre's "Two Mothers" reminds us that childhood is nurtured by not only one mother but also by kindred spirits who embrace little ones as their own. The Battenberg family portrait from 1906 serves as a sepia-toned window into days gone by – siblings intertwined with laughter and secrets shared amidst sprawling gardens. Our Lady of Vladimir icon whispers tales of devotion passed down through centuries, reminding us that faith can be woven seamlessly into the fabric of childhood. As we journey through history, nostalgia takes hold when glimpsing at Southbank Middlesbrough in the 1970s; carefree souls roam freely along streets filled with dreams yet to unfold. Bastien-Lepage's "Nothing Doing" portrays mischief brewing within youthful hearts while Princess Elizabeth gallops through Winsor Great Park atop her pony – an emblematic image symbolizing both royalty and innocence entwined. Marianne Stokes' masterpiece titled "Childhood Treasures" encapsulates moments treasured forever - dolls cradled, books cherished, and dreams nurtured.