https://collections.mcny.org/Collection/New Home for Homeless.-24UAKVSC4PA.html Larger image97.224.311.50Daily news (New York, N.Y. : 1920)New Home for Homeless.Date:1959Album compiled for the 1959 Pulitzer Prize for outstanding examples of news photography. | Photograph by John Duprey, published October 19, 1958. | While Sister Miriam Barbara waits to take him to his new quarters, this toddler casts a last look at the only home he remembers. While a special force of 20 cops scurried about controlling traffic, 275 children of the New York Foundling Hospital paraded across Third Ave. as the hospital moved into its new $10,000,000 home. Infants were carried by nurses, nuns and volunteers. Toddlers clutching toys and dolls, were taken by hand . It all went off with military precision. Most of the children, all under 2, are from broken homes. The hospital is run by the Sisters of Mercy.photograph albumhalftonenewsprintH: 17 in, W: 17 1/2 inFile dimensions:2750px × 5500pxSelect usageWhat Type of Order?How will the image be used?Add to lightboxKeywords:ChildrenDoors & doorwaysManhattan (New York, N.Y.)New York Foundling HospitalNunsSixty-eighth Street (New York, N.Y.)Third Avenue (New York, N.Y.)Upper East Side (New York, N.Y.)
