Source: Catherine Procter Collection A procession of Land Girls marching in honour of the King during the First World War. If anyone knows any more information about this photograph, such as where the procession...
A First World War Land Girl at work with a motor plough on Sir Arthur Lee’s estate, Chequers Court – the house of Prime Ministers. Source: Catherine Procter Collection
Source: Catherine Procter Collection If you recognise any of these First World War Land Girls, please get in touch. It would be great to find out more about who these women were, where they...
During World War One, 23,000 women were recruited to work full-time on the land, to help replace men who had left to fight in the war. This form of National Service for young female civilian...
Courtesy of Dave Bunting, whose grandmother, Martha Bunting (nee Bagnall) was a Land Girl in the First World War, and awarded a Good Service Ribbon.
Regrettably, we have no photo of members of the Women’s Land Army in Northern Ireland during the 1940s. Because of the reality that the farms in Northern Ireland already used female family members as...
