Search (22 total)
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Wounded Soldiers in Oxford | Nicholls, Horace | 1917-11 | Photograph |
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Women workers salvaging bricks from a bomb damaged area | Unknown | Unknown | Photograph |
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Women in the First World War | Nicholls, Horace | Unknown | Photograph |
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Woman war worker, her face blackened with grime stands in front of the furnaces. London 1918 | Lewis, George P. | Unknown | Photograph |
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Woman Miller | Nicholls, Horace | Unknown | Photograph |
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Two women working in an asbestos factory. The large balloon-like sacks are part of the dust abstractor | Lewis, George P. | Unknown | Photograph |
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Two female bag fillers use two short poles to assist a female coke heaver | Nicholls, Horace | Unknown | Photograph |
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To My Brother | Brittain, Vera (1893-1970) | 1995 | Poem |
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Three women tar spreaders working on a road | Nicholls, Horace | Unknown | Photograph |
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The sun used to shine | Thomas, Edward (1878-1917) | May 1916 | Poem |
