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#53 Women Road Painters, 1941. Women doing men’s jobs, painting the kerb white so it can be seen during the blackout in World War Two.

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#53 Women Road Painters, 1941. Women doing men’s jobs, painting the kerb white so it can be seen during the blackout in World War Two.

Women at Work: The Women who Kept Britain Going During World War II

#53 Women Road Painters, 1941. Women doing men’s jobs, painting the kerb white so it can be seen during the blackout in World War Two.

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