attic

8 photos and 1 illustration tagged attic, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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1881

2017

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Arjan Almekinders said:
Wat een leuk initiatief
batvoca said:
translation brushmakers
Kees Verwer said:
Abominabele arbeidsplek: 's zomers bloedheet, 's winters steenkoud onder die dakpannen.

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Anahí Vega said:
Can't imagine the life of that woman. Through this picture, I can see and think that at those times, poverty came to such a degree, that people had to do any thing to at least eat
Juffrouw Jo said:
That attic would have been extremely cold in winter.
SandyEm said:
so agree with Siekjes. A great social history capture..thanks :)
Rocketlandphoto said:
wow...what history.
Rian Julius Sapta said:
is really good

Don Tate said:
Do you know what all the cars are parked up for. There doesn't seem to be any activity there or nearby?
Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:
Hi Don Tate the photo was taken in June, the month when the Hoppings usually takes place so that would be my bet. If anyone has another suggestion, though, please do get in touch.
In Memoriam: plcd1 said:
Give it's June I'd agree it was the Hoppings but hard to spot any actual fairground rides in action. Perhaps they were in "setting up" mode?

Steve Ellwood said:
The tobacconists building was known as Doric House.
Jenny Black said:
It looks busier in this photo than it does nowadays. Great find!