Mr & Mrs Sargeant lived with their baby son…

PART OF:
Shelter Archive of photographs by Nick Hedges
Made:
1971-07 in Toxteth
maker:
Hedges, Nick

Gelatin silver print entitled 'Mr & Mrs Sargeant lived with their baby son in a cellar flat. Rent was £3.25p a week. Bathroom (no hot water) and lavatory shared with the rest of the house'. See interview top of p.23 'Condemned'. Photograph by Nick Hedges.

Details

Category:
Photographs
Object Number:
1983-5235/807
Materials:
paper/fibre product
Measurements:
Image: 152 mm x 235 mm
Support: 203 x 252 mm
type:
photograph

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