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Land girls hostel given listed status to mark women’s war work

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  1. johnofwessex

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    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...l-given-listed-status-to-mark-womens-war-work

    Just a pity it wasnt done 30-40 years ago when more of them still survived
     
  2. D1039

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    I'm not sure about that, a couple out of 200 isn't a bad survival rate? I wonder if there's a survey of what's left?

    What has also been kept to some extent are the photographic and written evidence and oral histories.

    Apropos of nothing, I studied the home front of WW1 and WW2. The agricultural labour of WW1 is perhaps more interesting

    Patrick
     
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    Sorry, I meant that there were more surviving Land Girls, not the Hostels
     

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