Saturdays Collection

Village Post Box 1960S
A typical village post box, next collection being on Tuesday. Normal collections are at 5.30 Monday to Friday and 8.30 on Saturdays, etc

A Dog and her Bath
She was happy every day in the week except Saturdays, for Saturday mornings Mousies mistress would say : Mousie - bath ! and then Mousie would shiver and whimper

Children's design - Saturday's child by Flora White

Saturdays Purchase

Group of a Soviets employees, subbotniki or subbotnik, Saturdays voluntary work, June 1920, Russia, History of the Russian Revolution

John Dempsey (looked 11 or 12) years old. Said he helped onl

Family of Peter Elvis, New Orleans, La. All except smallest baby work in the Barataria Canning Company. Youngest boy, Jo. seven years old works Saturdays

Saturdays Child by May Bowley. A fortune-telling song telling a childs character or future based on the day they were born and help young children remember the days the week. Date: circa 1903

Trafalgar Sq. Demo 1892
Wot! Allowed to meet in Trafalgar Square on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank olidays, are we! Then we just won t go!

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Saturdays have always held a special place in our hearts, evoking memories of simpler times and cherished moments. In the 1960s, a quaint village post box stood as a symbol of communication and connection on Saturdays. As the week came to an end, families gathered around their television sets to watch their favorite shows while children eagerly awaited Saturday mornings for their beloved cartoons. But they were not just about leisure; they were also about responsibility and community. A dog enjoying her bath reminds us that even our furry friends deserve some pampering on this day of rest. Meanwhile, children's designs showcased the innocence and creativity that flourished on Saturdays - after all, "Saturday's child is full of grace. " For many, Saturdays meant making purchases - whether it was exploring local markets or indulging in retail therapy. However, beyond personal gain lay a spirit of selflessness seen in Soviet employees engaging in subbotniki or subbotniks: voluntary work done on Saturdays to contribute towards society's betterment. In one heartwarming tale from yesteryears, young John Dempsey proudly claimed he helped only on Saturdays despite his tender age. Such dedication exemplifies the values instilled by generations past - hard work and commitment. Across different corners of the world like New Orleans' vibrant streets lived families like Peter Elvis', who found solace and joy amidst bustling city life every Saturday. May Bowley beautifully captured these sentiments through her book "Saturdays Child, " reminding us that each day holds its own magic if we take time to appreciate it fully. Even history has witnessed significant events unfold on this remarkable day; Trafalgar Square saw demonstrations back in 1892 when passionate voices united for causes close to their hearts. So let us embrace these snapshots from various eras – be it nostalgia-filled post boxes or adorable family moments – as we celebrate what makes Saturdays truly extraordinary: a blend of relaxation, purposeful work, and the joy of being alive.