Cheery Families - Mr Trim the Tailor

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Cheery Families - Mr Trim the Tailor

Cheery Families - Mr Trim the Tailor.
1890s

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Bunhill Cheery Doyle Families Measure Tailor Tailoring Tape Trim Games

EDITORS COMMENTS
This delightful photograph captures the joy and camaraderie of a Victorian-era family gathering, centered around the game of cards. Taken in the 1890s, the scene unfolds on Bunhill Row in London, where Mr. Trim the Tailor and his companions have momentarily set aside their trade to engage in a friendly card game. The tailor, Richard Doyle Mr. Trim, is seen in the foreground, measuring a customer with a tape while his shop is closed for the evening. His fellow tailors and men from the neighborhood have gathered around the table, their faces filled with laughter and concentration as they play. The design on the wall behind them adds to the cheerful atmosphere, with colorful patterns and playful motifs that reflect the vibrant energy of the scene. The families and friends of these men are likely present as well, their voices and laughter contributing to the lively atmosphere. This photograph offers a glimpse into the social fabric of Victorian London, where work and play intermingled, and the bonds of community were strengthened through simple pleasures like an evening of card games.

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