The image is a historical black-and-white photograph depicting six individuals standing at the entrance of what appears to be an old brick building. The group consists of three boys and three girls, all dressed in early 20th-century attire indicative of rural or working-class families from that era. From left to right: - A young boy wearing a dark jacket with rolled-up sleeves, trousers, shoes, and a cap stands against the wall. - Next is another male child with short hair, crossed arms, smiling slightly. He wears a coat, boots, and seems in a relaxed posture. - The second girl from left has her hands on hips, dressed in an apron over a dark skirt and blouse; she sports a boyish haircut typical for the time. In contrast to these three children: The group's composition features two older girls with their arms around each other. They wear modest dresses: one is wrapped up in suspenders under her outfit while holding what seems like a basket, indicating some work or domestic activity. - The third girl stands slightly apart from them, dressed similarly but without the apron. Their poses and attire suggest they are part of an extended family unit with children who may be working. In the backdrop is ivy-covered brickwork that adds to the quaintness of this snapshot in time which captures a moment likely during 'Noon Hour' as mentioned in Noon hour, Holden-Leonard Co., Benni [...]