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Suffolk

A selection of items from Joy's time in the Women's Timber Corps.

Women's Timber Corps / WTC Photo of the Month

January WTC Photo of the Month

FOR A HEALTHY, HAPPY JOB - JOIN THE WOMEN'S LAND ARMY (Art.IWM PST 6078) image: a young woman, wearing the Land Army uniform, stands with a pitchfork in her left hand and holds her jacket in her right. She surveys a field of wheat. Copyright: � IWM. Original Source: http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/36790

WW2 Land Girl Profiles / WW2 Land Girls

Vivian Edith Broad (née Henning)

Women's Timber Corps Badge to be worn on beret. Photo of badge from Catherine Procter's WLA Collection.

Lumber Jills

Florence Ada Lowers (née Beacroft)

Land-Girls-at-the-Old-Rectory

WW2 Land Girls

Irene Grimwood remembers VE Day

They learn to be Lumber Jills Featured

Photos (WW2)

WW2 Photo: They learn to be Lumber Jills, c.1940s

Winnie and Mary at Millstone, Tickhill 17th Oct 2015

WW2 Land Girl Profiles / WW2 Land Girls

Mary Whalley (née Hancock)

Be In The Winning Team Leaflet

Interviews (WW2) / WW2 Land Girls

Memories of the Land Girl Iris Dixon, May – September 1946

The Land Girl Image January 1947

The Land Girl Illustrations

‘The Land Girl’ Covers: January

Nights Out and Dancing Collage

Land Girls and Lumber Jills at Play

October: A Night Out and Dancing

Lumber Jills at Culford Camp, Suffolk.

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