Monitored Collection

Psychometric Test
A young woman, wired up to a Psychometer machine, undergoes a psychometric test. Date: early 1930s

Birth of a baby, Rochford General Hospital, Essex
Birth of a baby at Rochford General Hospital, Essex. When Janet Gisby was admitted, the chances were high that, after two miscarriages, she would lose her baby

Televison outside broadcast (litho)
6009434 Televison outside broadcast (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Televison outside broadcast)

STREET OF THE FUTURE
Traffic in the city street of the future will be monitored and controlled - and if necessary warned and admonished - from control cabins above street level. Date: 1934

Orca whales blowing water with the Coast Mountains in the background, Alaska, USA
Orca whales (Orcinus orca) from AF22 Pod, blowing water reflected in the sunlight in the Lynn Canal with the Coast Mountain Range in the background; Admiralty Island, Alaska, United States of America

Luigi Palmieri (1807-1896), Italian geophysicist. Palimieri was director of the Vesuvius Observatory which monitored the activity of the volcano. In 1855 he invented a seismograph

Inch By Inch
6th March 1935: Risie the giraffe has her growth monitored each day at Whipsnade Zoo. (Photo by Arthur Tanner/Fox Photos/Getty Images)

Lowland raised mire habitat with site for monitoring effects of CO2 levels ( Greenhouse Effect ), Roudsea Wood and Mosses N.N.R. Cumbria, England

Timer meter, historical artwork. This device is a timer meter, a device designed to time a supply such as water or electricity

Fakir Buried Alive 1928
54-year old German fakir To Kha, after studying in India, is buried for 120 hours at Stuttgart, monitored by doctors who testify to the genuineness of the feat

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"Monitored: A Journey of Life's Milestones" In the realm of psychometric tests, our lives are constantly monitored and evaluated. Just like the birth of a baby at Rochford General Hospital in Essex, every step we take is carefully observed and measured. From the exhilarating moments captured during a television outside broadcast to envisioning the vibrant STREET OF THE FUTURE, our actions are under scrutiny as if on a litho screen. But amidst this constant surveillance, there are also breathtaking scenes that remind us of nature's grandeur. Picture majestic Orca whales gracefully blowing water with the magnificent Coast Mountains standing tall in Alaska, USA. Even in such vastness, their movements remain monitored by those who study these incredible creatures. Returning to human life's milestones, we find ourselves back at Rochford General Hospital where new beginnings unfold repeatedly - Birth of a baby. The miracle of life never ceases to amaze as each arrival brings hope and joy into this world. As we witness multiple births within those hospital walls – Birth of a baby. . Birth of a baby. . Birth of a baby – it reminds us that monitoring extends beyond just numbers and data; it encompasses emotions and connections too. So let us embrace being monitored not only for evaluation but also for growth. Let us cherish every moment captured on this journey through life's milestones – from psychometric tests shaping our paths to witnessing the miracles that occur within hospitals' walls. For in these moments lies an opportunity to learn about ourselves, understand others better, and appreciate the beauty that surrounds us all while being closely watched over by destiny itself.