St George's House,
Northern Police Orphanage. 1898-1956  Harrogate, Yorkshire, England.

 

 

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Children at Play
Children everywhere like to play.  Some enjoy Sports, others employ their imagination in different ways, depending on the age group they are in.
Following are a few photographs of St George's children and young adults just enjoying themselves in a variety of ways.

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    An eclectic group.  Cricket, Tennis, Skipping, Cubs, Softball, Nurses...

                      
     
From left to right:                                                                                  
     Peter Geraghty, Jill Scrivener, Bob Park, Pat Geraghty,
     Mary Geraghty, Dorothy Rider.


     
     
The Flying Squad 1930                          The Mobile Squad 1937

     

    
     The Old Grey Mare                              The Playroom                                                     Bob Park, enjoying himself

      
    
The good old blanket toss in action                                  Arthur Boschi giving Michael Wells a ride.

    
     Taking time to smell the Dandelions are    Having fun are Alfred Lewis, John Williams,                  Jacqueline Geraghty with  
     Olga Cummiskey & Jean Moulding             Jenny Scrivener (kneeling), George Bentham               Albert Drummond  
                                                             and Geoffrey Whitaker. 

                                                                           
                      The serious side of childhood.  Michael Park studying the Memorial to the First World War in St George's foyer


                                                                                                   
                                                                                                     Deus vult