EVERY BLACK & WHITE PHOTO TELLS A STORY

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[Bigali]

Brilliant photos Bread Basket thanks for posting.
 

[JohnKelly]

Immigrant Eyes,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEj13a65WdU

[Maisie]

Thank you Bread Basket for posting those wonderful photos.   They should give us all a reality check for when we have a winge or gurn about something, to see those photos of those cold, dirty, hungry looking  hardworked people, with wee children probably with the feet cut off them with those stones and not a shoe between them.  What a hard life they all must have had, probably worried where the next meal was coming from. 

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[James James]

Completely agree with those other comments ... a fabulous group of historic pictures.

BTW, totally off topic, ... but yesterday, Sunday13th September 1920, was the 400th anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower from Plymouth to America.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000cnbb

They had sailed from their refuge in Holland, where they had gone to escape religious dissension in England.

Their Atlantic voyage was inspired by their religious beliefs in respect of the Biblical account in Exodus about God's instruction to Moses to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt across the sea which God would cause to part to allow them to walk on dry land, and which he would then cause to return to deep sea behind them, in order to engulf the pursuing Egyptian army.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayflower

https://www.history.com/topics/colonial-america/mayflower

"Oh, we come on the ship they call the Mayflower
We come on the ship that sailed the moon
We come in the age’s most uncertain hour
And sing an American tune"

https://youtu.be/ZCmgKSUXH18

[James James]

https://www.travelpostersonline.com/irish-shipping-vintage-travel--poster-belfast---liverpool-belfast-steamship-company-ltd-1048-p.asp

"This poster was produced by the Belfast Steamship Company Limited to promote travel to and from Belfast (Northern Ireland) and Liverpool (United Kingdom)."

"The picture shows two sailors standing on deck watching another ship pass by."

"The age of the original poster dates to 1950 approximately."

[Jack The Kipper]

https://www.travelpostersonline.com/irish-shipping-vintage-travel--poster-belfast---liverpool-belfast-steamship-company-ltd-1048-p.asp

"This poster was produced by the Belfast Steamship Company Limited to promote travel to and from Belfast (Northern Ireland) and Liverpool (United Kingdom)."

"The picture shows two sailors standing on deck watching another ship pass by."

"The age of the original poster dates to 1950 approximately."

Have this poster in my bedroom, the name of the ship is The Ulster Monarch.

[Den123]

Have this poster in my bedroom, the name of the ship is The Ulster Monarch.

Surely this is the Ulster Prince, as the Ulster Monarch had two funnels? My Cousin worked on the Ulster Monarch.

[Jack The Kipper]

Surely this is the Ulster Prince, as the Ulster Monarch had two funnels? My Cousin worked on the Ulster Monarch.

100% right Den, I keep getting them muxed up!!

[Kraffy]

Surely this is the Ulster Prince, as the Ulster Monarch had two funnels? My Cousin worked on the Ulster Monarch.

  Ulster Prince. The Monarch had two funnels. 

[Bread Basket]

Incredible

[traveller]

Have this poster in my bedroom, the name of the ship is The Ulster Monarch.

Old memories, sailed on both of them.

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[Bread Basket]

Do you remember when we were allowed to play?