Salvation Army Collection (#5)

Salvation Army Sandwich 1887 Etching drypoint
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CHRISTMAS, 1911. Hark the herald angels sing. Illustration by Jessie Gillespie, 1911

SALVATION ARMY BASKETS, 1937. Elizebeth Lindsay (left), wife of British Ambassador Ronald Lindsay, and Rose Hull, wife of Secretary of State Cordell Hull

SALVATION ARMY, 1941. Two men eating at a Salvation Army in Newport News, Virginia. Photograph by John Vachon, 1941

PREACHER, 1939. Salvation Army preacher, San Francisco, California. Photograph, April 1939 by Dorothea Lange

SALVATION ARMY, 1939. Salvation Army street band, San Francisco, California. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, April 1939

ACCORDION PLAYER, 1939. Salvation Army street band, San Francisco, California. Photograph by Dorothea Lange, April 1939

SALVATION ARMY FLOAT, c1920. The Salvation Army float passes the reviewing stand at the Silver Jubilee Fraternal Parade in New York, c1920

NEW YORK PARADE, c1920. John Francis Hylan, center, mayor of New York, 1918-1925, with Evangeline Booth reviewing the Salvation Army section at a Silver Jubilee Fraternal Parade, in New York

SALVATION ARMY, 1894. Scene at a prayer service of the Salvation Army in the slum district of New York. American illustration, 1894

WILLIAM BOOTH (1829-1912). Known as General Booth. English religious leader and founder of the Salvation Army. Oil over a photograph

SALVATION ARMY, 1923. First Lady Grace Coolidge giving out Christmas bags at the Salvation Army, Washington D.C. Photograph, 24 December, 1923

SALVATION ARMY, c1921. Group of volunteers at the Salvation Army Christmas meeting, c1921

SALVATION ARMY, 1925. Salvation Army officers at Bowling Field, 1 May 1925

Salvation Army lassies giving sweets to African American soldiers
February 17, 1919 - Salvation Army lassies giving sweets to returned (African American) soldiers

Soldiers and Sailors, the Salvation Army

A Salvation Army Womens Shelter, illustration from The Graphic, February 27 1892
XJF476228 A Salvation Army Womens Shelter, illustration from The Graphic, February 27 1892 (litho) by Renouard, Charles Paul (1845-1924) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

SALVATION ARMY WEDDING. A Salvation Army wedding at the barracks on Fourteenth Street, New York. Drawing by W.T. Smedley, 1891

SALVATION ARMY, 1891. The Salvation Army headquarters in New York City. Engraving, American, 1891

SALVATION ARMY, 1891. A woman of the Salvation Army speaking with a drunkard on the street in New York City. Engraving, American, 1891

SALVATION ARMY, 1891. A Street Parade. Women of the Salvation Army with tambourines during a parade in New York City. Engraving, American, 1891

SALVATION ARMY, 1891. The Handkerchief Drill. Women of the Salvation Army performing with handkerchiefs and tamborines. Engraving, American, 1891

SALVATION ARMY, 1891. A family party promoting the Salvation Army charity. Drawing, American, 1891

SALVATION ARMY: WOMEN, 1888. The Slum Sisters Service of the Salvation Army. Women who opted not to wear the Salvation Army uniform in London, in order to appear more approachable

SALVATION ARMY, 1891. A Salvation Army wedding at the barracks on Fourteenth Street, New York. Illustration, 1891

SALVATION ARMY, 1893. The Salvation Army - Columbian Congress at Carnegie Music Hall, New York. Illustration, 1893

WORLD WAR I: POSTER, c1918. Poster for the United War Work Campaign and other charities asking for donations to send to troops over the Christmas season during World War I, c1918

LONDON: PARADE, c1915. The Salvation Army marching in a parade in London, England, c1915

BRAMWELL & EVA BOOTH, 1913. General of The Salvation Army, Bramwell Booth, with his sister, Eva, in a parade through New York City before returning to England. Photograph, 25 November 1913

SALVATION ARMY: CHRISTMAS. A woman with the Salvation Army rings a bell to get donations for the poor during Christmas in Detroit, Michigan, c1903

SALVATION ARMY, 1921. Salvation Army house girls, New York City, 1921

SALVATION ARMY BUILDING. New York City, c1910-1920

SALVATION ARMY, 1908. Taking home baskets for Christmas dinner from the Salvation Army, New York City

SALVATION ARMY, 1908. Crowd outside Grand Central Palace waiting for baskets of Christmas dinner from the Salvation Army, New York City

SALVATION ARMY, c1910. Santa Claus and Salvation Army musicians entertaining children on New York City street, c1910

SALVATION ARMY MEETING. Help Us to Lift Them Up. Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth addressing a ladies meeting of the Salvation Army in New York. Drawing by Clifford Carleton, 1894

SALVATION ARMY: CEYLON. The Salvation Army in Ceylon (present day Sri Lanka) where the Army had been active since 1882. Wood engravings from an English newspaper of 1887

SALVATION ARMY, 1894. The slum work of the Salvation Army - scene at prayer-service in the slum district of New York. American newspaper illustration, 1894

BALLINGTON BOOTH (1865-1948). Salvation Army leader and co-founder of Volunteers of America. Engraving, American, 1891

WILLIAM BOOTH (1829-1912). English religious leader and founder of the Salvation Army. General Booth speaking at a Salvation Army meeting in Carnegie Hall, New York City

MAUD BALLINGTON BOOTH (1865-1948). Nee Maud Elizabeth Charlesworth. American (English-born) social reformer. Photographed late 19th century

WILLIAM BOOTH (1829-1912). Known as General Booth. English religious leader and founder of the Salvation Army. Original cabinet photograph, late 19th century

Piggy-Back Race
1st December 1905: Members of the Salvation Army farm colony at Hadleigh prepare to take part in a piggy-back race. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Savation Army HQ
21st August 1912: The headquarters of the Salvation Army in Queen Victoria Street, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Palm Sunday procession at Orpington, Kent. 1935

Armistice day procession through St Mary Cray, Kent. 1936

Known as General Booth. English religious leader and founder of the Salvation Army
WILLIAM BOOTH (1829-1912). Known as General Booth. English religious leader and founder of the Salvation Army. " In Darkest England" - General Booth Lecturing on his Emigration Scheme

An American Salvation Army hut at the front on the Rhine frontier during World war I. Stereograph, 1918
SALVATION ARMY AT FRONT. An American Salvation Army hut at the front on the Rhine frontier during World war I. Stereograph, 1918

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The Salvation Army, a renowned charitable organization founded by William Booth in the late 19th century, has been making a significant impact on society for over a century. From its humble beginnings to its global reach today, the Salvation Army has consistently demonstrated its commitment to helping those in need. In Lindsay Anderson's documentary "Every Day Except Christmas" (1957), we catch a glimpse of the Salvation Army's tireless efforts during the holiday season. The film showcases their dedication as they provide food and shelter to the less fortunate, reminding us that compassion knows no bounds. One iconic image that captures the essence of the Salvation Army is an engraving depicting the commencement of the Hull, Barnsley, and West Riding Railway and Dock. This powerful visual symbolizes how this organization has always been at the forefront of serving communities across various regions. William Booth, known as the first General of the Salvation Army, stands tall in his portrait. His visionary leadership laid down strong foundations for this humanitarian movement that continues to touch countless lives worldwide. A poignant photograph from c. 1895 shows individuals seeking refuge through what was called "The Penny Sit-up. " This innovative initiative provided affordable overnight accommodation for those without homes or means—a testament to their unwavering commitment to social justice. Another striking image captures a crowd eagerly waiting at a Salvation Army Food Basket Distribution Facility in New York City back in December 1908. This snapshot reflects not only their dedication but also highlights how essential their services were during times of economic hardship. Music has always played an integral role within this philanthropic group. The Plymouth Salvation Army girls guitar group uplifted spirits with their melodious tunes during street meetings—an embodiment of hope through harmony. Dorothea Lange's photographs from San Francisco in 1939 further emphasize how deeply ingrained music was within these gatherings. Whether it be preaching salvation or singing hymns between sermons, these images depict moments where faith and music intertwined, creating a powerful atmosphere of unity and solace.