Vincents Collection

St Vincents Catholic Boys Home, Paddington
A group of boys at St Vincents Home for Roman Catholic Boys, Harrow Road, Paddington, West London. Date: early 1900s

Hull, St Vincent's Home
Children and staff in front of St Vincent's children's home, Hull, run by the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul

St Vincents Orphanage, Torquay
As part of a fete at St Vincents Home for Roman Catholic Children, Torquay, Devon, boys portray Red Cross stretcher bearers while another, dressed as a nurse, examines the patient. Date: Date unknown

St Vincents Home for Roman Catholic Children, Torquay, Devo
A group of boys and girls, one on a rocking horse, in the garden of St Vincents Home for Roman Catholic Children, Torquay. Date: circa 1915

St Vincents Orphanage, Mill Hill, London. Date: circa 1908

The Avon Near Bristol
Bristol Hot Wells and St Vincents Rock, in the Avon Gorge above Bristol. Later the river will be spanned by the Clifton suspension bridge

St Vincents Home, Dover- Sisters of Charity
Two of the Sisters of Charity who ran the St Vincents Home for Roman Catholic Boys, Dover. Date: early 1900s

St Vincents Boys Home, Hull - Recreation Room
St Vincents Boys Home, Hull. The recreation room containing benches, books and games

St Vincents Boys Home, Hull - Dining Room
St Vincents Boys Home, Hull. Tables laid out for a meal

St Vincents Boys Home, Hull. Boys sit alongside the entrance driveway. Date: circa 1912

Drawings Prints, Drawing, Design, Spire, Church, Our, Lady, Copenhagen, Artist, Vincents Lerche
Drawings and Prints, Drawing, Design for the Spire of the Church of Our Lady in Copenhagen, Artist, Vincents Lerche, Danish, Copenhagen 1666-1742 Copenhagen, Lerche, Vincents, Danish, 1666, 1742, ca

Saint Vincents, near West Malling, Kent Saint Vincent, Kent, the Seat of Capt. William Locker Signed and dated in black paint, lower left: " D

Vickers Vincents of No47 Squadron lined up for ceremonial inspection at Khartoum by Sir Philip Sassoon

VICENTE FERRER, Saint (1350-1419). Saint Vincent s
VICENTE FERRER, Saint (1350-1419). Saint Vincents Sermons. Edition printed in Lugduni (Leyden) in 1523. Cover

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"Remembering the legacy of Vincent's: A journey through compassion and care" Step into the past as we explore various institutions bearing the name "Vincent's. " From St. Vincent's Catholic Boys Home in Paddington to St. Vincent's Home in Hull, these places have left an indelible mark on countless lives. In Hull, St. Vincent's Home stands as a testament to the love and support provided to orphaned children. The Recreation Room echoes with laughter and joy, while the Dining Room holds memories of shared meals and camaraderie. Moving southward, we find ourselves at St. Vincent's Orphanage in Mill Hill, London—a sanctuary for those in need of shelter and guidance. Similarly, Torquay boasts its own St. Vincent's Orphanage and Home for Roman Catholic Children—places where hope was nurtured amidst challenging circumstances. Dover reveals another facet of this compassionate mission with St. Vincent's Home run by the Sisters of Charity—an embodiment of selfless service that touched many hearts. As we delve deeper into history, a poignant invitation catches our attention—an Invitation to Funeral—reminding us that even in times of grief, communities rallied together under the banner of Saint Vincents. The plan showcasing property belonging to Hollis Hospital Trustees further highlights how these institutions extended their reach beyond traditional boundaries—providing not just care but also contributing towards building leases for future generations. Today, let us honor those who dedicated their lives within these walls—the fathers like Father Do from Paddington—who tirelessly worked towards creating a haven for vulnerable souls seeking solace. Though time may have transformed these physical spaces or rendered them mere memories now etched in photographs and documents—they remain symbols of resilience, compassion, and unwavering faith—a testament to humanity’s capacity for kindness even amidst adversity. Let us remember "Vincent’s"—a name synonymous with love—and carry forward its spirit by extending a helping hand to those in need, just as these institutions once did.