Overcrowding Collection
"Overcrowding: A Tale of Spaces and Lives" The Last train from Bangor, Northern Ireland: As the last train pulls away, commuters are crammed like sardines
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"Overcrowding: A Tale of Spaces and Lives" The Last train from Bangor, Northern Ireland: As the last train pulls away, commuters are crammed like sardines, a vivid depiction of overcrowded public transport. Wild Court, off Great Wild Street, Drury Lane, 1855 (engraving): This historic engraving captures the cramped living conditions in London's slums during the 19th century – a stark reminder of overcrowding's impact on society. Gladys Berejiklian School Visit: Overwhelmed by an overflowing classroom during her visit to a school, Gladys Berejiklian witnesses firsthand the challenges posed by overcrowded educational facilities. Infinite windows: In towering skyscrapers that dominate city skylines like Hong Kong's Kowloon district, infinite windows reflect both architectural marvels and the consequences of urban overcrowding. The Omnibus All Night by John Leech: Through this artwork depicting crowded horse-drawn buses in Victorian England, we glimpse how even transportation systems struggled to cope with growing populations. The Wreck of the White Ship: Tragedy strikes as an overloaded vessel succumbs to its own weight – a haunting reminder that they are have devastating consequences in maritime history. China, Hong Kong, Kowloon Skyline: Capturing one of Asia's most densely populated areas through its iconic skyline serves as a visual testament to how cities grapple with limited space amidst surging populations. Jack Whinery and his family homesteaders Pie Town New Mexico 1940 (Creator Russell Lee): This poignant photograph portrays a humble homesteader family squeezed into their small dwelling - showcasing life on America’s crowded frontiers during challenging times. Stowage of the British Slave Ship Brookes Under the Regulated Slave Trade Act of 1788 (engraving).