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Land Girls at Hackney Marsh Demonstrations

Photos (WW2)

WW2 Photo: Britain’s Land Girls make first appearance in London

Lumber Jills leaving bath hut

Photos (WW2) / Women's Timber Corps

WW2 Photo: Lumber Jills leaving bath hut

Elizabeth Jane Hall (nee Steel)

WW1 Land Girl Profiles / WW1 Land Girls

Elizabeth Jane Hall (nee Steel)

Land Girls, Cars & Trucks

Poetry (WW2)

WW2 Poem: I used to work in an office and someone called me Balmy

Land-girls-at-Potton-hostel-celebrate-success-in-an-inter-hostel-competition-in-1943

Benevolent Fund / Running the WLA

Running the WLA: Fields, Forests, and Fundraising

Zeita Trott, aged 17, in her new land girl uniform in the summer of 1942 when she joined the Women's Land Army [WLA] in Bedfordshire. She was based at Bolnhurst hostel in the north of the county and travelled out in mobile gangs each day to work on local farms. She left on medical grounds in 1945 after injury at work. She later married and became Mrs Holes.

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Land Girl Zeita Holes featured on BBC Countryfile, 19th July 2019

The Girl With the Tractor

Latest News / Photos (WW2)

The ‘Picture Post’ cover girl who won Dutch soldier’s heart

WLA_Saturday-afternoon-club_Bedford-in-1940s

Running the WLA

Running the WLA: Land Girl Welfare

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The Women’s Land Army: Formed 80 Years Ago Today

Nellie Wright in 1918

WW1 Land Girl Profiles / WW1 Land Girls

Nellie Wright

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