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Women’s Timber Corps

Edna May Lane

Lumber Jills / Women's Timber Corps / WW2 Land Girl Profiles / WW2 Land Girls

Edna May Lane (née Hopkin)

The Other Way

Poem of the Month / Women's Timber Corps

July Poem of the Month: The Other Way

Moving logs. Gladys is in the top left hand corner with 'Aunty Eileen' helping her. 'Aunty Rene' is one of the last pair of log handlers, to the left.

Women's Timber Corps

80th Anniversary of the Women’s Timber Corps

The-Foresters

Poem of the Month / Poetry (WW2) / Women's Timber Corps

April Poem of the Month: The Foresters

Women's Timber Corps / WTC Photo of the Month

November WTC Photo of the Month

Aberfoyle-WTC-Memorial-©-Martin-Briscoe-WMR-55450-7

Women's Timber Corps / WTC Photo of the Month

October WTC Photo of the Month

Accommodation at Culford Camp, Suffolk. Margaret Elizabeth Sutherland (nee Coldwell) at Culford Camp, Suffolk

Women's Timber Corps / WTC Photo of the Month

September WTC Photo of the Month

Meet the Members Women's Timber Corps

Women's Timber Corps / WTC Photo of the Month

August WTC Photo of the Month

Women's Timber Corps / WTC Photo of the Month

July WTC Photo of the Month

Lumber Jill Photograph Daily Record

Women's Timber Corps / WTC Photo of the Month

June WTC Photo of the Month

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