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Newlyn fishermen present petition to Health Minister. Entertained to tea. After
Newlyn fishermen present petition to Health Minister.
Entertained to tea.
After sailing in the fishing boat Rosebud from Newlyn, Cornwall, nine fishermen presented the petition against the threatened demolition of their cottages to Sir Kingsley Wood, Health Minister at the Ministry of Health in Whitehall, London.
They were afterwards. Entertained to tea.
Photo shows, the Rosebud arriving at Westminster, with the house of Parliament in background.
22 October 1937
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In this photograph captured by TopFoto. co. uk, we are transported back to the year 1937. The image depicts a significant moment in history as Newlyn fishermen take a stand against the potential demolition of their cherished cottages. After embarking on an arduous journey aboard the fishing boat Rosebud from Cornwall's coastal town of Newlyn, these brave men arrived at Westminster with a clear mission - to present their heartfelt petition directly to Sir Kingsley Wood, the Health Minister at that time. The backdrop of this powerful snapshot showcases the iconic House of Parliament towering behind the Rosebud, symbolizing both strength and democracy. It serves as a reminder that even those who make their living out at sea have a voice worth hearing within society. Following their successful meeting with Sir Kingsley Wood, these resilient fishermen were graciously entertained to tea. This gesture not only demonstrated respect for their cause but also highlighted the importance placed upon dialogue and understanding during times of change. As we delve into this monochrome masterpiece, we are reminded of Europe's tumultuous past between two world wars. Through press photography like this one, we gain insight into pivotal moments that shaped our collective history. This remarkable print encapsulates both determination and unity while shedding light on an often overlooked segment of society - those whose livelihoods depend on our oceans' bounty.
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