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Running the WLA

Running the WLA

Running the WLA: opportunities for development

Women's Timber Corps Badge Source: IWM INS 7378

Running the WLA / Women's Timber Corps

Running the WLA: and the WTC too

Land girls staying at St Elmo's WLA Rest House, Torquay, go swimming during their paid holiday. Photo courtesy of the Imperial War Museum.

Running the WLA

Running the WLA: Rest Break Houses

Women on the Land Radio Programme Extract

Running the WLA

Running the WLA: Raising the Profile

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Benevolent Fund / Running the WLA

Running the WLA: Fields, Forests, and Fundraising

WLA_Saturday-afternoon-club_Bedford-in-1940s

Running the WLA

Running the WLA: Land Girl Welfare

The Land Girl April 1940

Running the WLA

Running the WLA: The Land Girl Magazine

the dining room in use at Milton Ernest hutment hostel, Bedfordshire

Running the WLA

Running the WLA: YWCA Hostels

Lady Denman's message in the April 1940 edition of The Land Girl.

Running the WLA

Running the WLA: Lady Denman

Norfolk WLA Staff

Running the WLA

Running the WLA: From WLA number to Land Girl

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