Salvation Collection (page 14)

London County Council Night Office, Charing Cross Bridge
Applicants waiting outside the London County Councils Night Office at Charing Cross Bridge, Central London. The Office had telephone links to the citys casual wards, as well as to the Salvation Army

Young men at Salvation Army Training Centre
A group of six young men picking apples in an orchard. The location is a Salvation Army Training Centre preparing them for overseas duties with the organisation

Bramwell Booth
Portrait, in uniform, of (William) Bramwell Booth (1856-1929), eldest son of Salvation Army founder William Booth. Bramwell became the Armys second leader (General) after his fathers death in 1912

Salvation Army night shelter at supper time
A midnight supper of soup and bread at a London Salvation Army shelter for men brought in from the streets

The Nest, Salvation Army Childrens Home, London
Inmates in the garden of The Nest, a home for sexually abused girls, opened by the Salvation Army in 1901 at Upper Clapton, north east London

Salvation Army Labour Colony at Hadleigh, Essex
Entrance to the Salvation Armys labour colony at Hadleigh in Essex. Uniformed officers stand on duty. Founded in 1891 as a farming colony

Families helped to emigrate by the Salvation Army
A group of families on the platform of a large railway station, about to emigrate to Canada with the assistance of the Salvation Army. An Army band accompanies their departure

Salvation Army Christmas treat for East End children
East End of London slum children receive a Christmas treat from the Salvation Army. In front of a decorated Christmas tree

Salvation Army Slum Sisters on a home visit
Two Salvation Army so-called Slum Sisters visit the home of a poor family. At the door, the mother holds a baby in her arms while another child stands barefoot on the paving stones

Salvation Army knitting factory
Girls at work in a Salvation Army knitting factory. They are all wearing regulation long white aprons

Salvation Army Seeking the Homeless, London
Two Salvation Army officers accost men sleeping rough on a metal bench. The Army toured London streets offering tickets to their overnight shelters

Salvation Army Industrial Home, London
Inmates of a Salvation Army Industrial Home. Residents of the home were expected to work in return for their board and lodging

Salvation Army elevator dormitory
A dormitory in a Salvation Army Elevator. Elevators, which aimed to help the unskilled or unemployed, combined a factory space together with hostel accommodation for those working there

Salvation Army Food Depot, London
Men queuing at one of the food depots set up in London by the Salvation Army in the 1890s. The depots provided low cost food and meals for down and outs

General William Booth on provincial tour
General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, seen here in later life riding in an open topped car while on a tour of the provinces

Buckingham Palace Hotel - Church Army Soldiers Hostel
Buckingham Palace Hotel - being used as the Church Army Soldiers Hostel - very close to Victoria Station, Pimlico, London. An interior view showing the canteen

Rev. William Booth addressing a multi-national audience, 190
Illustration showing the Reverend William Booth (1829-1912), founder of the Salvation Army, pictured at an imaginary gathering of a huge multi-national crowd

Rev. William Booth, 1905
Photographic portrait of Reverend William Booth (1829-1912), the founder of the Salvation Army, pictured reading the Bible in 1905

Catherine Booth, c. 1890
Engraved portrait of Catherine Booth (1829-1890), nee Mumford, wife of William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. Catherine Booth was committed to the same motivations as her husband

Rev. William Booth in his study, 1906
Photograph showing Reverend William Booth (1829-1912), the English founder of the Salvation Army, pictured through his office window, 1906

Salvation Army Emigrants at Euston Station, London, 1905
Illustration showing a farewell scene at Euston station as Salvation Army emigrants were waved off to their ship, the Vancouver, in Liverpool, 1905

Booth Caricatured - 3
WILLIAM BOOTH Salvation Army leader depicted playing the accordion

Revolutionary Propaganda
A leaflet published by the provisional government attacks Kornilovs attempted coup and urges without the people there is no salvation of the motherland

William Booth / Herkomer
GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH English religious leader and founder of Salvation Army

Oum el Ma (Umm el Ma) Lake, Mandara Valley, Southwest desert, Libya, North Africa, Africa

Mandara area, Southwest desert, Libya, North Africa, Africa

Salvation Army Couple
A Salvation Army couple photographed in their uniforms. The photographer works in Barnstaple, so perhaps thats where they are from

Booth Religious Leader
GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH English religious leader and founder of Salvation Army

First World War Poster
American World War One poster promoting the Salvation Army lassie

Jesus Lost or Found
- Have you found Jesus, my brother ? - Why, have you lost him, my sister ?

Cornet and Drum
Soldiers with cornet and drum

SAVED !

Lady with Guitar
Salvation army lady Soldier with her guitar

Mary Magdalen Repents
MARY MAGDALEN She repents of her evil life, reading a Good Book (what, I wonder ?) which assures her there is hope of salvation even for such as her

Jesus Saves
Our Holy Mother the Church sometimes provides timely salvation... but you may also need to pray for a very long ladder

William Booth
General WILLIAM BOOTH Founder of the Salvation Army

William Booth / Penrose
GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH English religious leader and founder of Salvation Army

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"Finding the Path to Salvation: Navigating the Broad and Narrow Way" In religious concepts, often depicted as a journey along two contrasting paths - one leading to heaven and the other to hell. The Novgorod Icon of the Last Judgement, with its vivid tempera on wood painting, serves as a reminder of this eternal choice we must make. The Salvation Army has long been at the forefront of campaigns for social justice and compassion. From their impactful work during World War I to their involvement in riots at Worthing, Sussex, they have tirelessly fought for those in need. Even Dunmore House Salvation Army Maternity Home in Bradninch offered solace and support for vulnerable mothers. Amidst tragedy, stories of survival emerge like that of the Empress of Ireland survivors who found hope through salvation. The uplifting melodies played by brass bands such as those from 1910 echoed throughout communities, spreading joy and faith. General William Booth's leadership from Salvation Army Headquarters inspired countless individuals to join their cause. His dedication engraved his name into history alongside images capturing Cub Scouts cleaning fire engines or even an elevator bearing the emblematic red shield symbolizing help for all. Salvation transcends time and place; it touches hearts across generations. Let us remember that salvation is not limited to any particular organization or company but rather a universal concept that offers redemption and hope to all who seek it earnestly.