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Growing up in the 1920s


Childhood 1920s
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059336:Studio portrait of a girl with a doll's pram Unknown c.1925
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A little girl with a locket
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A girl in a straw hat
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Boy and girl reading
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Portait of young girl wearing spectacles
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Portrait of a little girl
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A young girl reading
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A portrait at the beach
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051273:Boys Club St. James Church Benwell Unknown late 1920s
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Portrait of a boy
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A young scholar
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Tynemouth 1926 Bathing Pool & Granny
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3b St Mary's Island 1926
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Visiting Newcastle's slums
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Children's Christmas party organised by the West End Benevolent Fund
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A Grandmother and Baby
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A Child in a Corn Field
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A Child in an Apple Tree
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St. Paul's School (children) - Late 1920's
- Sandstone building on Hawcoat Lane, looking northeast. Girls posed dancing around maypole in yard. Image from the Sankey Family Photograph Collection (c/o Cumbria Archives), available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial …
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