Salvation Army Collection (#6)

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

An English Lady-Preacher of the Salvation Army in a Swiss Tavern. Line engraving, English, after G. Cederstr├Âm
SALVATION ARMY, 1887. An English Lady-Preacher of the Salvation Army in a Swiss Tavern. Line engraving, English, after G. Cederstr├Âm

A Salvation Army lassie at work in a New York slum. Drawing by Charles H. Broughton, 1894
SALVATION ARMY IN SLUMS. A Salvation Army lassie at work in a New York slum. Drawing by Charles H. Broughton, 1894

The Political Army of Salvation. American lithograph cartoon by Joseph Keppler, 1880
GRANT CARTOON, 1880. The Political " Army of Salvation". American lithograph cartoon by Joseph Keppler, 1880, portraying Senator Roscoe Conkling (center)

Mrs. Coolidge handing out Christmas dinner at the Salvation Army, Washington D. C. Photograph, 24 December, 1923
SALVATION ARMY, 1923. Mrs. Coolidge handing out Christmas dinner at the Salvation Army, Washington D.C. Photograph, 24 December, 1923

Toronto Scottish Division Football Champions posing in a group with cup. March 1944 George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N23009

SALVATION ARMY SIDESHOW. Three soldiers, a Native American, a dwarf, and a Turk, perform a musical sideshow at a Salvation Army meeting at Lake Bluff, Illinois. Wood engraving, American, 1894

SALVATION ARMY, 1881. A service at the Salvation Armys headquarters on Whitechapel Road in Londons East End. Wood engraving, English, 1881

CATHERINE MUMFORD BOOTH (1829-1890). Wife of William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. Wood engraving, 1890

SALVATION ARMY. A Salvation Army soldier preaching on an American street corner. Wood engraving, American, 19th century

WILLIAM BOOTH (1829-1912). English religious leader and founder of the Salvation Army. General Booth greeted at Southampton on 13 February 1892 upon returning to England after a seven-month

SALVATION ARMY, 1880s. Wood engraving, American, late 19th century

WOMAN PREACHING, 1888. Crazed by religion. Sad effects of the work of the Salvation Army recently exhibited at Boston, Mass. Line engraving, American, 1888

SALVATION ARMY, 1918. Women workers of the Salvation Army War Service making doughnuts for American soldiers during World War I, 1918

SALVATION ARMY, 1908. Salvation Army volunteers collecting money for Christmas dinners at a New York City subway station in 1908

CHRISTMAS DINNER, 1908. Women carrying baskets containing Christmas dinner from the Salvation Army

SALVATION ARMY, c1920. American actress Martha Mansfield selling donuts in New York City to raise money for the Salvation Army, c1920

BERLIN: SALVATION ARMY. Salvation Army volunteer feeding Berlin children. Photograph, early 20th century

SALVATION ARMY, 1908. Crowd waiting at basket distribution window for Christmas dinner from the Salvation Army, New York City

SALVATION ARMY POSTER, 1919. A woman in a Salvation Army uniform aiding needy people during the aftermath of World War I. Lithograph poster by Frederick Duncan, 1919

SALVATION ARMY, 1920. A volunteer of the Salvation Army handing out doughnuts to newly arrived immigrants at Ellis Island, 1920

SALVATION ARMY, c1920. Salvation Army at the front. Two women of the Salvation Army baking pies in a trench. Photograph, c1920

WORLD WAR I: U. S. POSTER. Oh, boy! Thats the Girl! American World War I Salvation Army poster, 1918
WORLD WAR I: U.S. POSTER. Oh, boy! Thats the Girl! American World War I Salvation Army poster, 1918

WILLIAM BOOTH (1829-1912). English religious leader and founder of Salvation Army. Photograph, c1907

A Salvation Army member playing in the band
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A Salvation Army member collecting donations
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A Salvation Army member
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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.