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Image Not Available for The illicitt distillery, which was used by Edward Albert Cunningham, at Minden House, Ash Vale.
The illicitt distillery, which was used by Edward Albert Cunningham, at Minden House, Ash Vale.
Image Not Available for The illicitt distillery, which was used by Edward Albert Cunningham, at Minden House, Ash Vale.

The illicitt distillery, which was used by Edward Albert Cunningham, at Minden House, Ash Vale.

Creator Daily Mail - London
Dateunknown
Mediumgelatin silver print
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2008
Object number2008/6634
LocationNot currently on display

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[Women working with the framwork for an aeroplane wing at the Ferndale-road School, Brixton]
Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
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Aeroplane framing and building is now being taught at Ferndale-road School, Brixton. Women testing the various joints and screws for the aeroplane
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Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
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Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
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Image Not Available for Women are being trained as aeroplane assemblers at Ferndale-road Council School, Brixton
Women are being trained as aeroplane assemblers at Ferndale-road Council School, Brixton
Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
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Aeroplane framing and building is now being taught by the L.C.C. at Ferndale-road School, Brixton. Women are being trained as aeroplane assemblers and it is found that the work is quite within their capabilities. The training is free and lasts three or four weeks. Twenty-five shillings a week is paid during the course to each pupil willing to accept a post away from home. Others receive 18s. per week. Railway fare is paid for pupils coming from the country. Women at work on one of the struts
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Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Women are being trained free as aeroplane assemblers at Ferndale-road Council School, Brixton. Preparing struts
Women are being trained free as aeroplane assemblers at Ferndale-road Council School, Brixton. Preparing struts
Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for [Debris of a wrecked Gotha]
[Debris of a wrecked Gotha]
Daily Mail - London
08/12/1917
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Image Not Available for Allied troops landing at the Pire US. Boats containing troops leaving a warship in the harbour
Allied troops landing at the Pire US. Boats containing troops leaving a warship in the harbour
London Daily Mail
1915–1916
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Image Not Available for Smoke bombs used in the mimic battle at Jubilee Hill.
Smoke bombs used in the mimic battle at Jubilee Hill.
Daily Mail
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Daily Mail Paris
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Image Not Available for Centenary celebration of Marey pioneer in optics, who first laid down the laws on which the kinema is based.
Centenary celebration of Marey pioneer in optics, who first laid down the laws on which the kinema is based.
Daily Mail - Paris
unknown
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