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Women's work in World War One - Devils Porridge Museum First Female Doctor, Electric House, Modern History, Female Photographers, World War One, The Girl Who, Engineering, Museum, World War I

First Female Doctor

Female Photographers

Women's work in World War One - Devils Porridge Museum

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Furniture Companies

Furniture Design

Around The Worlds

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Engineering Careers

Suffrage Movement

Women In History

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Aviation Accidents

Museum Collection

Amy Johnson, pilot by Muffet, via Flickr

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Vintage Pictures

Interesting History

Andre Simpson

Women in Engineering History

Witness. English Aviatrix Amy Johnson in her Black Hawk Moth leaving for Newcastle, 14 June 1930. Tom Mitchell, Bark At The Moon, Women Lawyer, Hawk Moth, Amelia Earhart, Black Hawk

Bark At The Moon

Witness. English Aviatrix Amy Johnson in her Black Hawk Moth leaving for Newcastle, 14 June 1930.

Portrait of English aviator Amy Johnson (1903-1941) wearing her flight jacket, cap and goggles, circa 1935. Great Women, Best Corset, Style Guides, The Past

Portrait of English aviator Amy Johnson (1903-1941) wearing her flight jacket, cap and goggles, circa 1935.

Pilot Amy Johnson Standing Beside Her Biplane Yorkshire, Kura, Air Photo, Today In History, Aircraft Photos

Today In History

Aircraft Photos

Pilot Amy Johnson Standing Beside Her Biplane

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Thought Provoking

amy johnson aviation pioneer - Google Search

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Helicopter Pilots

Celebrity Magazines

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Cheap Air Tickets

Last Minute Travel

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Aviation Industry

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The Construction History Society

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Canadian Soldiers

Rosie The Riveter

Creative Skills

The Construction History Society

Dame Ethel Locke King in the paddock with a programme c.1935 Surrey, Guinea Pigs, Riding Helmets, Racing, The Incredibles, Circuit, Film

The Incredibles

Dame Ethel Locke King in the paddock with a programme c.1935

Ethel and Hugh Locke King leading the opening parade in their Itala, 17th June 1907 Types Of Races, Vintage Race Car, Vintage Auto, The Great Race, Transport Museum, Classic Race Cars, Classic Motors, Vintage Models, Fast Cars

Vintage Race Car

Transport Museum

Classic Race Cars

Ethel and Hugh Locke King leading the opening parade in their Itala, 17th June 1907

Recognition at last: Although the bridge has been known as Ladies Bridge by boat tour operators, it is the first time they have been acknowledged for their work on a wider scale Historical Women, Historical Photos, Waterloo Bridge, Royal Air Force, Boat Tours, Famous Women, Historian, World War Ii

Historical Women

Historical Photos

Waterloo Bridge

Royal Air Force

Recognition at last: Although the bridge has been known as Ladies Bridge by boat tour operators, it is the first time they have been acknowledged for their work on a wider scale

As well as taking up jobs in industry, women were allowed into weapons manufacturing, such as these three working on a tail fuselage section of a B-17F bomber Ww2 Pictures, Ww2 Photos, Stock Pictures, Stock Photos, Pearl Harbor, Photo Library

As well as taking up jobs in industry, women were allowed into weapons manufacturing, such as these three working on a tail fuselage section of a B-17F bomber

Workforce: Women did the work of laborers, shipping clerks and aeronautical engineers but the women behind Waterloo bridge have been forgotten Grand Opening, Engineers, Equality, 1940s, Documentaries, Gender

Workforce: Women did the work of laborers, shipping clerks and aeronautical engineers but the women behind Waterloo bridge have been forgotten

Women's work: Tens of thousands of women were called upon to keep Britain's roads, canals, trains and bridges running during WWII Secret Deals, Auld Lang Syne, The Blitz, Before Us, Strong Women

Women's work: Tens of thousands of women were called upon to keep Britain's roads, canals, trains and bridges running during WWII

Undervalued: Women were put to work on the understanding that they would give up their temporary job when the male workforce returned from the war London Live, London Art, Old Circus, Temporary Jobs, Historical Images, History Books

Historical Images

Undervalued: Women were put to work on the understanding that they would give up their temporary job when the male workforce returned from the war

Wartime effort: It is well known that women worked on farms when the nation's men were sent to war, but the accounts of women building bridges are largely untold Value Of Women, Daily Mail Uk, Building Bridges, Home Guard

Building Bridges

Wartime effort: It is well known that women worked on farms when the nation's men were sent to war, but the accounts of women building bridges are largely untold