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"Cinderella"girls Dorothy and Joan, aged 12 and 11

'Cinderella'girls Dorothy and Joan, aged 12 and 11


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"Cinderella"girls Dorothy and Joan, aged 12 and 11

" Cinderella" girls Dorothy and Joan, aged 12 and 11, sisters from the Dr Barnardo home at Shotley Bridge, went to the ball in party dresses provided by local " Fairy Godmothers". The girls show off their dresses as they leave the home. 9th January 1956

Peter Stubbs
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
County Durham
England
DM H284

Media ID 21781955

© Mirrorpix

1956 Ballroom Childrens Home Girls Siblings Sisters


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In this heartwarming photograph captured by Peter Stubbs in 1956, we see two young girls named Dorothy and Joan, aged 12 and 11 respectively, radiating pure joy as they prepare to attend a ball. These "Cinderella" girls are sisters who reside in the Dr Barnardo home at Shotley Bridge. Thanks to the kindness of local "Fairy Godmothers" these deserving siblings were given the opportunity to experience a magical night out. Dressed in beautiful party dresses provided by their generous benefactors, Dorothy and Joan showcase their elegant attire with pride as they step out of the children's home. The image not only captures the innocence and excitement of childhood but also highlights the power of charity and community support. It serves as a reminder that even during challenging times like the 1950s, acts of kindness can make dreams come true for those less fortunate. As we delve into this nostalgic snapshot from history, it is impossible not to be moved by the sheer happiness emanating from these young girls. Their smiles reflect gratitude for an extraordinary evening that may have seemed unattainable before. Peter Stubbs' photograph encapsulates a moment frozen in time – one where hope triumphs over adversity and love prevails through simple gestures. This touching portrayal reminds us all that every child deserves moments of enchantment regardless of their circumstances or background.

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