What Will Become of the Servant-Gals? Size:XXL: 127 x 100cm Mr Churchill

Mr Churchill

Secons row

Standing behind is his assistant Peter Taylor

'Bank-notes - paper money - French alarmists

What Will Become of the Servant-Gals? Size:XXL: 127 x 100cm Mr Churchill'What Will Become of the Servant Gals?', 1865. The lady of the house shows a benevolent gentleman visitor where her housemaid sleeps. This appears to be an outhouse, damp and dirty. This was a period during which the newly burgeoning middle classes had few problems in engaging servants. For the uneducated lower classes, especially girls, there were few alternatives to domestic service. Consequently, the conditions attached to service were often less