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The Mayor of Bootle (Alderman Js Kelly) presenting the blanket which the Queen sent to

The Mayor of Bootle (Alderman Js Kelly) presenting the blanket which the Queen sent to


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The Mayor of Bootle (Alderman Js Kelly) presenting the blanket which the Queen sent to

The Mayor of Bootle (Alderman Js Kelly) presenting the blanket which the Queen sent to Bootle. Mrs Riley who lost her husband and her 11 year old daughter in a recent raid, and was bombed again later while stating with a relative, is shown with another daughter, receiving the blanket.
Picture taken 24th December 1940

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Liverpool Echo
Mirrorpix
Liverpool
Merseyside
England

Media ID 21897159

© Mirrorpix

1940 Blanket Bootle Present


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In this poignant photograph captured on the 24th of December 1940, we witness a moment of compassion and resilience amidst the chaos of war. The Mayor of Bootle, Alderman Js Kelly, stands tall as he presents a precious gift to Mrs Riley - a blanket sent by none other than Queen herself. Mrs Riley's life has been marred by tragedy; she lost her beloved husband and young daughter in a recent devastating raid. To make matters worse, she was bombed again while seeking solace with a relative. Yet, despite enduring unimaginable pain and loss, Mrs Riley remains steadfast. The image portrays Mrs Riley alongside one of her daughters who miraculously survived the horrors that have befallen their family. As they receive the Queen's heartfelt gesture through the hands of Alderman Js Kelly, hope glimmers in their eyes. This snapshot encapsulates not only the spirit of unity during wartime but also highlights how acts of kindness can provide solace amid despair. It serves as a reminder that even in times when darkness seems all-consuming, humanity still finds ways to extend love and support to those most affected by conflict. As we delve into history through Memory Lane Prints' remarkable collection, let us cherish these moments frozen in time – testaments to our shared past and reminders that compassion can triumph over adversity even in the darkest hours.

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