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Lurgashall Baby Clinic - July 1944

Lurgashall Baby Clinic - July 1944


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Lurgashall Baby Clinic - July 1944

Group of mothers and babies sitting together in a garden
George Garland Collection
West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. N23699

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1940s Children Clothing Fashion Style Nurse


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In this print from the George Garland Collection, we are transported back to the Lurgashall Baby Clinic in July 1944. A group of mothers and their adorable babies sit together in a serene garden, creating an enchanting scene that captures the essence of motherhood during this era. The image showcases not only the beautiful bond between mother and child but also provides a glimpse into the fashion and style of the 1940s. The women don elegant dresses with modest hemlines and stylish hats, reflecting both practicality and sophistication amidst wartime constraints. The setting itself exudes tranquility, with lush greenery surrounding them as they gather on what appears to be crazy paving. This unique flooring adds a touch of whimsy to an otherwise traditional garden backdrop. Amidst all this beauty, it is impossible not to notice the presence of a caring nurse who stands by their side. Her uniform signifies her role as a pillar of support for these new mothers, offering guidance and reassurance during such uncertain times. Preserved by West Sussex Record Office Ref. No. N23699, this remarkable photograph allows us to step back in time and appreciate not only its aesthetic qualities but also its historical significance. It serves as a poignant reminder of how communities came together even during challenging periods like World War II, emphasizing resilience and unity while celebrating life's most precious moments - those shared between mothers and their beloved children.

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