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Dipping a toe in the water

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Dipping a toe in the water

Victorian child coming out of a bathing machine and venturing into the sea. Date: circa 1904

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Bathing Coming Dipping Millicent Sowerby


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A Victorian Child's First Dip: Dipping a Toe in the Water, Circa 1904 This evocative photograph captures the moment of excitement and trepidation as a young Victorian child, dressed in a white bathing suit and bonnet, hesitantly dips her toe into the cool, inviting waters of the sea. The image, taken circa 1904, offers a glimpse into the past when bathing in the sea was a new and novel experience for many. The child, named Amy, is seen emerging from a bathing machine, a large wooden cart on wheels that provided a degree of privacy for changing and access to the sea. Bathing machines were a popular innovation in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, allowing Victorian families to enjoy the seaside without the prying eyes of onlookers. The photograph, taken by renowned photographer, Millicent Sowerby, captures the essence of a simpler time when the pleasures of nature were savored and appreciated. The child's expression of wonder and delight as she experiences the sensation of the sea on her skin for the first time is a universal feeling that transcends time and culture. The image also serves as a reminder of the importance of water safety, as the child is carefully guided by an adult, who stands nearby, ensuring her safety as she ventures further into the sea. The photograph is a poignant reminder of the joy and freedom that comes with the simple pleasures of nature and the importance of cherishing these moments in our lives.

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