Breakfasting Out 1859 Ephemera A century after the Industrial

A century after the Industrial Revolution began

This hand drawn design features illustrations of objects from the museum's extensive Suffragette collection

In June 1909 she started a hunger strike to protest being refused political prisoner status

The panorama was on show at the Colosseum in Regent's Park

and with a combined audience of over 100

Breakfasting Out 1859 Ephemera A century after the IndustrialA Coffee Stall. Oil on canvas. A baker's man, a boy wearing a City of London badge, seated in a wheelbarrow, and a young lady carrying a band box are shown with cups of coffee, while the proprietress is washing up. On the left is a ragged girl with a broom, evidently a crossing sweeper, and a woman with a basket on her head. The painting was acquired by the London Museum as a work by Charles Hunt and is signed and dated accordingly at bottom left.