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WW1 Photo: Land Girls promoting their work

Phyllis, Hilda and Marjorie

Newspaper Articles (WW1) / Photos (WW1) / Videos (WW1)

Women farm workers on the Sandringham Estate

WLA Procession to the King

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WW1 Photo: WLA procession in honour of the King

Chequers Land Girl during the Second World War

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WW1 Photo: Land Girl at Chequers

World War One Land Girls

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Recognise any of these WW1 Land Girls?

First World War Land Girls

Photos (WW1) / WW1 Land Girls

WW1 Photo: Land Girl Beauty Competition

National War Savings Stamps

Advertisements (WW1) / Photos (WW1)

National War Savings Committee Land Girl and Lumber Jill WW1 Stamps

The march of the Land Girls in the Lord Mayor's Show. A company of members of the WLA, in white smocks, with a wagon containing weather-browned and smiling women workers, formed a picturesque feature of the show. Source: Catherine Procter Collection

Photos (WW1)

WW1 Photo: Land Girl March for Lord Mayor’s Show

Women farm workers from Crescent School on 27th May 1918 used in the Sunday Pictorial. Daily Mirror Library. Courtesy of Catherine Procter.

Photos (WW1)

Women farm workers from Crescent School in procession on 27th May 1918

World War One Land Girls at gate. Source: IWM Q30678

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March 2017: Centenary of the formation of the Women’s Land Army

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