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Census tabulation in former Lambeth workhouse
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Census tabulation in former Lambeth workhouse
Data from the 1931 census being transferred to punched cards in the former Lambeth workhouse - presumably the one on Princes Road (now Black Prince Road), Lambeth, south London. Piles of cards and the keyboards of punching machines are visible in front of the operatives who all appear to be women. A male supervisor stands at the side of the room
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1931 Census Clerical Computing Conditions Data Documentation Employment Entry Figures In Formation Keyboard Keyboards L Aw Lambeth Machines Operative Operatives Operator Operators Piles Poor Population Poverty Princes Punch Punched Punching Return Returns Staff Statistics Supervisor Technology Workhouse Workhouses
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In this evocative photograph from the 1930s, a group of women diligently transfer data from the 1931 Census returns to punched cards in the former Lambeth Workhouse on Black Prince Road, south London. The room is filled with piles of cards and the keyboard-like punching machines, which were instrumental in the early days of computing and data processing. A male supervisor stands by, overseeing the operation. The Lambeth Workhouse, once notorious for its harsh conditions and association with poverty and deprivation, now serves as a site for the meticulous entry and organization of population data. The women, clad in simple dresses and aprons, focus intently on their tasks, their expressions revealing a sense of determination and concentration. The use of punch cards and punching machines was a significant technological advancement in data processing during the 1930s. These machines allowed for the efficient and accurate transfer of data from one medium to another, making it easier to analyze and manipulate large sets of information. The Census and population data were crucial for understanding the social and economic conditions of the time. The data collected provided valuable insights into housing, employment, and living conditions, which were essential for policymakers and researchers to address the challenges of the era. This photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing the important role of women in clerical work and the early days of computing technology. It also highlights the historical significance of the Census and the importance of accurate data collection and analysis in shaping our understanding of society and its challenges.
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