It's the story of a young chimney sweep who flees his harsh existence and embarks on a fantastic journey. Then, in February 1875, a 12-year-old chimney sweep called George Brewster became trapped in the Fulbourn Hospital chimneys, where he had been taken by his employer, William Wyer. The doctor believed that the cold air rising through the narrow chimney shaft had caused severe pneumonia, for which there was no cure at the time. Despite repeated attempts to free him, they were unable to pull George out until after nightfall on the third day. His rescuers decided it would be best if George did not suffer any more cold exposures and took measures to protect him from further infections. So, they carried him up the stairs and into a room where there was a wood fire burning. It was here that George met his future wife, Louisa Moberly, who cared for him during his stay at the hospital. She was only about 20 years old at the time but they fell in love and when George was well enough, they married. They had three children together before George died at the age of 29 in 1890. You may have seen pictures of this unusual scene before - it's one of the most famous images in Victorian photography. The photographer was Charles Marville and the picture is entitled "A Beautiful Young Woman with an Injured Soldier". It dates back to 1872 and shows Mrs. George Brewster helping her husband while he was recovering at the hospital.