Female Army Remount Workers during First World War
A group of women working as stable hands at an Army Remount Depot in Berkshire, overseen by the artist Cecil Aldin who was also a keen huntsman and Remount Officer for the area. Aldin was the first to employ women in this role with incredibly successful results. At any time there would be around 500 horses in his care, looked after by a team of around 100 women
Picture No
10949322
Media ID
47624650
Size
5300px x 3404px
(1.3MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph in Time I was Dead by Cecil Aldin (autobiography)
Date
circa 1916
