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Women Gardeners at Windsor, WW1

Women at work in the royal potting sheds at Windsor Castle, where four women gardeners were employed since January 1916 in place of men during the First World War. The Sphere magazine reports, They do all the work that the men whose places they have taken were required to do

Picture No
14107178
Media ID
45705800
Size
4800px x 3738px (1.3MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Unattributed photograph in The Sphere, 8 April 1916
Date
1916

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