Two seamen with bicycles and Revernd Gurney Goldsmith in from to the Siddeley St Mission, (enhanced photograph)
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Two seamen with bicycles and Revernd Gurney Goldsmith in from to the Siddeley St Mission (original photograph)
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Two young couriers with their bikes are ready to deliver their parcel - letters or newsletter - picked up from the Seamen's Institute, Siddeley Street.
The Reverend A Gurney Goldsmith is standing on the stairs in the lobby.
This photograph is a rare depiction of the Siddeley Street Institute, the first central Institute built by Walter R. Butler.
Small monochrome photograph, quite faded/poor contrast
