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Kitchen at the Groenestein Orphanage or Borstal, The Hague

Kitchen at the Groenestein Orphanage or Borstal, The Hague


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Kitchen at the Groenestein Orphanage or Borstal, The Hague

Supervised by a nun, several inmates work in the kitchen at the Groenestein Roman Catholic orphanage or borstal in The Hague. Date: Date unknown

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Borstal Hague Inmates Kitchen Orphanage Supervised


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In this evocative photograph, several inmates, dressed in simple, uniform attire, work diligently in the kitchen of the Groenestein Roman Catholic Orphanage or Borstal in The Hague. The room is filled with the warm glow of natural light filtering through the windows, casting long shadows on the worn wooden floor. At the center of the scene, a nun, her habit a stark contrast to the inmates' clothing, supervises the preparations with a watchful eye. The Groenestein Orphanage, also known as a borstal, was a residential institution for children and young adults who were considered delinquent, neglected, or in need of care and guidance. Established in The Hague, the Netherlands, the exact date of this photograph is unknown. However, it offers a glimpse into the daily life of the institution, where inmates were given the opportunity to learn valuable skills, such as cooking, to help them reintegrate into society. The nun's presence underscores the religious foundation of the orphanage, which was operated by the Sisters of Charity. The combination of discipline, education, and spiritual guidance was intended to help the young people develop into responsible, productive members of society. This photograph is a poignant reminder of the past, when institutions like the Groenestein Orphanage played a crucial role in providing care and support for children and young adults in need. It also highlights the importance of community and the power of education and hard work in shaping the lives of those who have faced adversity.

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