LIVERPOOL LADY'S WORK AND SACRIFICE It will be of interest to many in and near Liverpool to learn of the honour paid by our gallant...

Miss Madge Melladew, A.S.C., who, on Easter Monday was married at St Michael's Church, Chester-square, London to Major G. Gerard Shiel,...

Many of her friends in Liverpool, in Lancashire and Cheshire, as elsewhere, who since the beginning of the war have had experience across...

Liverpool Echo 5th January 1916 The gratifying announcement has been made that Miss Whitson, matron of the Liverpool Merchants' Mobile...

Liverpool Echo 21st June 1916 Seats for Conductors Women conductors on omnibuses and tramcars have already earned golden opinions from...

Liverpool Echo 21st June 1916 Miss L Dunbabin, of the Nursing Home, Balmoral-road, Fairfield, Liverpool, now sister-in-charge of the Hill...

Among the victims of the ill-fated Burutu was Mrs Doig, who had been residing at 17, Lynedock-street, Liverpool, and was a sister of Mrs...

Liverpool Daily Post 19 August 1918 VOTES FOR WOMEN THE POSITION OF UNDERAGE ARMY OFFICIALS A Wallasey magistrate has raised an...

09 August 1916 - Liverpool Echo - Liverpool, Lancashire, England

Full Text from The Times (London, England), Tuesday, Aug 13, 1918; pg. 9; Issue 41867. WOMEN "PALS" BATTALION 5000 FOR THE AMERICAN...

26 September 1917 - Liverpool Echo - Liverpool, Lancashire, England "A thousand women are wanted at once to train for engineering and...

Posters recruiting women to the workforce. Images of women in munitions factories.