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Ephemera: Winnie Mary Knight’s Autograph Book: A Glimpse of Bromley in the First World War
Jul 1, 2024 · 16 min read · VAD Red Cross KENT COUNTY TERRITORIAL ASSOCIATION The 7th London Regiment Honourable Artillery Company Welsh Guards Auxiliary Hospitals Ontario Military Hospital ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY COUNTY OF LONDON TERRITORIALS ARMY SERVICE CORPS QUEENS OWN (ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT) WEST KENT YEOMANRY LONDON AIR DEFENCES SCOUTS BBC IVOR NOVELLO AYLESBURY ROAD SCHOOL MOSS BROS ADVERTS SCRAPBOOKING ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART LAMBETH SCHOOL OF ART BROMLEY BOROUGH LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY Royal Scots Fusiliers Sunday School Shortlands Bromley Parish Church BROMLEY KENT LONDON LONDON REGIMENT HOME FRONT AUTOGRAPH BOOK ·For the fifth entry in this series, while this autograph book is a modest affair, with just 26 entries, it is one of the more interesting and insightful, books I have come across and was beneficial during my Master's research. The book belonged to a Winifred Mary Knight (1899-1981), a 1914 Christmas present from her …
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The Wipers Times Exposé: Staff, Suspects, and Witnesses
Jul 29, 2023 · 45 min read · Wipers Staff Violet's Chronicles of Fashion Sapper E. J. Couzens Gilbert Frankau Stanley Melborne Mohr C.J. Lodge Patch Jack Pearson J.O. Twiss Frederick Roberts Richard Donald Bell Woods Sherwood Foresters Dorothy Violet Hall Henry Cecil Hall Annie Selena Hall Nottingham Nottingham Evening Post Table Tennis Dan Todman Thomas Emmanuel Ward Sergeant Tyler Sergeant Turner T.S. Leslie Allen BBC Chris Rainbow 1964 The Wipers Times The Wipers Times Film The Wipers Times Play Ypres Times Balkan News Ian Hislop Nick Newman Nottingham Archives Nottingham Local Studies Library Nottingham Guardian Captain E.J. Neale Major Harry Shirwell Wipers Printers Mi7a Official Press Buereau Herbert Jenkins Captain Muller SS Emden ·In tracking down details on Dorothy Violet Hall, the writer behind the ‘Chronicles of Fashion’ feature of the Wipers Times, I am at somewhat of an impasse. In my initial article, I mentioned that I believed, given his prominence in the Nottingham art scene, that her brother, Henry Cecil Hall, may be the key to …
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