Care Home Collection

Refuge for the aged at Auteuil, near Paris, 1864. Creator: Mason Jackson
Refuge for the aged at Auteuil, near Paris, 1864. Engraving from a sketch by M. Felix Thorigny. The institution of St. Perine...is "an asylum where misfortune meets at the same time with

The Harvest Home at the Philanthropic Home for Boys at Redhill 1891, 1891. Creator: Unknown
The Harvest Home at the Philanthropic Home for Boys at Redhill 1891, 1891. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891

The Aged Freemasons Asylum, at Croydon: opened on Thursday, 1850. Creator: Unknown
The Aged Freemasons Asylum, at Croydon [south of London]: opened on Thursday, 1850. The Asylum has been erected from the design of Mr. S. W

Fireworks at the Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum, Bow-Road, on Tuesday, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Fireworks at the Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum, Bow-Road [in London], on Tuesday, 1850....the Committee of this excellent Charity...provided for the subscribers

Lamp and painting on wall

The Clergy Orphan Schools, Canterbury: the Chapel, 1857. Creator: Unknown
The Clergy Orphan Schools, Canterbury: the Chapel, 1857. The erection of these Schools originated in the accommodation for children in the schools of the Clergy Orphan Corporation at St

The Dover Sailors Home, 1856. Creator: Unknown
The Dover Sailors Home, 1856. The Dover Sailors Home was inaugurated on the 29th of November last by Captain Hall, R.N. of her Majesty's ship Blenheim...From a small though comfortable receptacle

Princess Diana, HRH The Princess of Wales, sings along to the song " Blaydon Races" at Callaly House, Home for the Elderly in Northumbria, North East England

Orphan School, Calcutta, 1850s. Creator: Captain R. B. Hill
Orphan School, Calcutta, 1850s

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Welfield Home For Aged And Infirm Women, Wellfield Road, Hatfield New Town, Hertfordshire. A view of a ward. Originally the Hatfield Parish Workhouse, the building was constructed in 1788

Whitgifts almshouses, 19th century
Whitgifts almshouses. 19th-century artwork of the almshouses erected in Croydon, England, in the 1590s under the direction of John Whitgift (c.1530-1604), Archbishop of Canterbury

Statue of King Charles II in the Figure Court at The Royal Hospital Chelsea, London For commercial use please contact Photoslot at website:photoslot email: info@photoslot skype: photoslot

Margaret Thatcher Infirmary at The Royal Hospital Chelsea, London For commercial use please contact Photoslot at website:photoslot email: info@photoslot skype: photoslot

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"Preserving the Legacy: A Journey through Care Homes" In this heartwarming glimpse into care homes, we witness the profound impact of compassion and support for the elderly. Just like Princess Diana, HRH The Princess of Wales, who sang along to a song with joyous enthusiasm, these care homes strive to create an atmosphere filled with love and happiness. Traveling back in time to the 1850s at the Orphan School in Calcutta, we see Captain R. B. Hill's creation capturing a moment of care and nurturing. It reminds us that caring for others has always been an essential part of humanity. The echoes of applause resonate as Princess Diana claps her hands in appreciation during a sing-along session. These small gestures hold immense significance as they reflect the genuine connection between residents and caregivers. Stepping into Whitgifts almshouses from the 19th century, we are reminded that providing shelter and comfort is not a new concept but rather one deeply rooted in our history. The dedication shown by those who established such institutions continues to inspire today's caregivers. As we encounter statues depicting King Charles II within The Royal Hospital Chelsea's Figure Court, their presence symbolizes strength and resilience—values mirrored by both residents and staff alike within these care homes' walls. Finally, our journey concludes at Margaret Thatcher Infirmary within The Royal Hospital Chelsea—a testament to modern healthcare facilities integrated seamlessly into traditional settings. Here, medical expertise combines with compassionate caregiving to ensure every resident receives exceptional care tailored specifically to their needs. Through these glimpses into various aspects of care homes' rich tapestry throughout history—from acts of kindness by royalty to dedicated caregivers—we are reminded that each individual deserves respect, dignity, and unwavering support during their twilight years. Care homes stand as beacons of hope where memories are cherished while new ones continue being made—a place where love transcends generations.