War Effort Collection (page 16)

Mrs Christina Axworthy the first woman wagon examiner on the railway. WW2 1943 MSI

Women take over the job of building houses 1941 during WW2

Land girls testing a new variety of corn on a trial ground near Hatfield

Mrs Mary Milbrand of Doncaster who in normal times made silk lingerie takes up signal duties on the LNER railway. WW2 1941

Women poducing uniforms and waterproof Navy clothes at the Lotary Naval Garment Factory. All these girls are wives or sweethearts of sailors

Land girls on their way home from the field in military area East Anglia The crops have to be harvested within fourteen days. Picture taken circa 1942

Mrs Mary Milbrand of Doncaster who in normal times made silk lingerie, takes up signal duties on the LNER railway during the Second World War. 1941

First women railway porters of WW2 on duty at Crewe station circa 1942

German women recycle bricks to help rebuild Berlin after WW2 circa 1945

Mrs Hallie Ollerensham known as auntie Hallie by servicemen and women because of hr cheerful welcome as they march into the canteen at Cromer Station WW2 Home Front Soldiers tea

Miss Violet Bignnell Miss Gwendoline Stephens and Mrs EJ davies three NaFI girls who can adjust their watches by the clock tower in Calais

Scene at Westminister Hospital on Christmas Eve - 1940 Nurses walk through wards with hurricane lamps singing carols

Woman Shoe maker 1941 women doing mens jobs during the war years Women at War WW2

Women Road Painters, 1941 Women painting the kerb white so it can be seen during the blackout women doing mens jobs during the war years Women at War WW2

Harvesting at Egham - 1946 Charlotte Dunklage - 11 stone Toughest Landgirl Women doing mens jobs during the war

This is the room in which Mrs. Hanleys twins were born
This is the room in which Mrs.Hanleys twins were born....The crib is full of debris when the London Maternity Hospital was bombed, the babies were under their mothers bed. 10th September 1940

Woman Railway Porter cleaning a lamp 1941 women doing mens jobs during the war years Women at War WW2

Women at War Marriage September 1945 Jack Wilson and his fiance walk under a ladder while pushing the barrel in Tottenham High Street close to where their wedding reception will be held

Women Builders during WW2 - June 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

ATS working a gunsite during WW2 - 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war operating a range finding device

Ann Freedman Girl Barber working during WW2 - 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

Wrens carrying shells to a shore battery on the South Coast 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

Farming in the Dairy house Milking time Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 Circa 1941

Women Engine Cleaners during WW2 - 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

A member of the Land Army driving a oxen cart Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 Oxen working on Farm WW2 1939-1945

Woman barber 1941 women doing mens jobs during the war years

Fisherwomen of New Biggin, England hauling their boat ashore Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 WW2 1939-1945

Women doing Physical excercises in a Factory before starting work in a factory 1941 women doing mens jobs during the war years

Fisherwomen of New Biggin, England inspect their catch Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 WW2 1939-1945

The ATS Marching band during WW2 - 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

Women Gathering Potatoes in Field - 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

Fisherwomen of New Biggin England carrying their catch Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 WW2 1939-1945

Women Window Cleaners, 1941 women doing mens jobs during the war years

W. A. A. Fs manning the Balloon Barrage - July 1941 Women doing mens jobs during
W.A.A.Fs manning the Balloon Barrage - July 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

Women Shoe Menders during WW2 - 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

Landgirl colllection Onion Seeds 1941 Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 WW2 1939-1945

Landgirls in Kent Orchard during WW2 - 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

Landgirls chopping wood during WW2 - 1940 Women doing mens jobs during the war

Women Sign writers, 1941 women doing mens jobs during the war years

Woman Railway Porter, 1941 women doing mens jobs during the war years Women at War WW2

Women Boat Builders during WW2 - 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

ATS recruits look through a ranging device during 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

Land Girls Harvesting during WW2 - 1941 Women doing mens jobs during the war

WW2 Air Raid Damage September 1939 Building been sandbagged

WW2 August 1944 Front line tailor and cobbler. Private Peter Barnes collects his repairs from private Len Field. The tailor is private Alf Moorfield

WW2 River Thames Emergency Service September 1939 Inspection line up on the banks of the River Thames. All present are wearing their tin helmets

Girls gathering white heather August 1941

Little Jean Butcher age 3 gives two sailors a hand to push the barrow containing their kit bags along the platform at Waterloo station

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"Unwavering Unity: The Power of the War Effort" In times of great turmoil, a nation's strength lies in its collective determination. This vintage World War II poster featuring a fedora and an Army helmet symbolizes the fusion of civilian and military efforts, as ordinary citizens donned their hats to support the cause. Down Lambeth Way, amidst the bustling streets, Lambeth Walk proudly purchases a Spitfire aircraft—a testament to their unwavering commitment towards defending freedom. Their contribution echoes throughout history as communities rallied together during wartime. The Recruitment Campaign "Teamwork Builds Ships, " published in 1917, showcases a vibrant lithograph that encapsulates the spirit of unity. It reminds us that every individual plays an integral role in constructing vessels that sail through treacherous waters. On Friday 2nd July 1915, at Carclew House in Cornwall, brave men joined the DCLI recruiting march. Their dedication exemplifies how patriotism transcends boundaries and inspires individuals from all walks of life to stand tall for their country. Amidst chaos and destruction during World War II, GWR staff transformed a humble parcel van into an ambulance—symbolizing compassion amid adversity. These unsung heroes loaded stretchers with care and hope while serving on the front lines. Vintage posters depicting bombs falling remind us of the sacrifices made by countless souls who faced unimaginable horrors with unwavering bravery. Each explosion serves as a stark reminder of our duty to protect what we hold dear. A poignant World War I poster portrays innocence shattered by conflict—a little girl sitting on her father's lap while a boy plays nearby. It evokes emotions that fuel our resolve never to let war rob future generations of peace and happiness again. As fighter pilots climbed into their airplanes during World War II, they embodied courage soaring above clouds filled with uncertainty. Their indomitable spirit continues to inspire us today—to face challenges head-on without fear.