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Women workers at Sandy Lodge golf course

The war-time golf course - women workers tending a bent-covered sandhill at Sandy Lodge golf course at Northwood where women and boys were supplying most of the labour. Date: 1916

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Course Golf Lodge Rake Raking Sandy Upkeep Sandhill


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This evocative photograph captures the spirit of resilience and determination of women workers at Sandy Lodge golf course in Northwood during World War I. Dating back to 1916, this image shows a group of women diligently tending to a bent-covered sandhill on the golf course. With men away at the front lines, women and boys became the backbone of the golf course's upkeep, supplying most of the labor. The First World War brought about unprecedented changes in gender roles, with women taking on jobs that were once considered the exclusive domain of men. The golf course, a symbol of leisure and privilege, became a site of hard labor and dedication for these women. Raking the sandhills was a crucial aspect of maintaining the course's playability, and the women in this photograph can be seen focused intently on their task. The sandhill, a mound of sand used to create contours on the golf course, is a testament to the women's commitment to keeping the course in top condition. Their rakes, raised high, are poised to smooth out any imperfections, ensuring that the golfers who played on the course during this time had an enjoyable experience. This photograph is a poignant reminder of the important role women played in maintaining normalcy during a time of war. Their contributions to the upkeep of Sandy Lodge golf course, and to society as a whole, were invaluable. This image, with its rich historical significance, is a testament to the strength and adaptability of the human spirit.

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