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| Caption | Salvation Army. In 1880 William Booth moved his headquarters to 272 Whitechapel Road which was known as the People's Mission Hall. Years before most people had any thought to the problem of alcoholism, Booth recognised it for the disease it is. Original artwork for illustration on p18 of Look and Learn issue no 655 (3 August 1974). |
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| Artist | Pat Nicolle |
| Artwork medium | Painting |
| Copyright notice | © Look and Learn |
| Category | History, art and culture images > Look and Learn collections > Look and Learn |
| Keywords | Salvation Army William Booth alcoholism pubs public house drinking gin stout belly beard People's Mission Hall |
| Image ref | Maximum size available | Date added | Views |
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| A004064* | 3,417 x 4,682 pixels | 20 Mar 2006 | 997 |
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