Glanmore Presents Victorian Era Bad ‘Jobs’ – Stone Breaking!!! A task often reserved for inmates in prisons or workhouses. Stones would be broken up with hammers, rods or picks. The resulting pieces were shoveled through mesh to ensure a relatively uniform size. This gravel would be used in road work. In a workhouse, a full day of stone breaking would get you a meal and a place to sleep. This hard labour was used to punish criminals and unfortunate people for being poor. A very laborious task, and a last resort! #badjob #museum #museumtok #victorian #victoriantiktok #history #historytok #victorianera #victorianaesthetic #victorianfashion #victorianhouse #quinteareamuseums #quinte #bellevilleontario #discoverbelleville #southeasternontario #glanmore
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nice demonstration
So that’s why they did that in SpongeBob 😮
my Republican congressman said that we need to make poverty uncomfortable so the poor stop being poor!
At least busting up rocks beats getting sent to the crank or the treadmill for diseplenary work
Excellent music taste.
Always wondered what the goal if any was.
And they probably didn’t give enough rest or food to replenish calories spent. You weren’t building muscle you were using it and consuming it.
Great song choice! I enjoy your humor just as much as your music choices.
Is that why all prisoners in cartoons do it too? 😂😂😂