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Scrapbook: [Women's work during the First World War]

Catalogue reference: 10/06

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This record is about the Scrapbook: [Women's work during the First World War] dating from 1884-1918.

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Reference
10/06
Title
Scrapbook: [Women's work during the First World War]
Date
1884-1918
Description

This scrapbook consists of press cuttings. Those from the first c.40 pages of the book (mostly from 1884 to 1890s) have been deliberately removed [in order for the scrapbook to be re-used]. They appear to have covered a range of general political subjects and a manuscript index for these pages is included. The rest of the volume consists of press cuttings, 1916-1919 [from a press agency] on working women, including domestic servants, waitresses, laundry workers, policewomen, nurses, land girls, and also on general issues about the employment of women during the First World War; also included are some cuttings concerning women's emigration, the League of Nations and Armistice Day.

Held by
London University: London School of Economics, The Women's Library
Language
English
Physical description
1 A box (1 volume - 143 pages
Access conditions

This collection is available for research. Readers are advised to contact The Women's Library in advance of their first visit.

Custodial history

The scrapbook is inscribed on the flyleaf: 'To dear Miss Royle, Christmas 1890', although this does not appear to relate to the provenance of the enclosed cuttings.

Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/df2f8df7-d700-41ee-af20-950804b1c2a5/

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Scrapbook: [Women's work during the First World War]