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Wooler Hostel: Muriel Whillis

Introducing the 7th Land Girl of Wooler Hostel, Muriel Whillis.

Thank you to Tom Johnston, Chief Executive Officer of the Glendale Gateway Trust, for sharing this information on the Women’s Land Army at Wooler with the website.

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