#93 Preparing jam in Kent to preserve as much fruit as possible for the winter. Over 5,000 lbs of jam has already been made by the Women’s Institute in Mereworth, Kent, 1944

#93 Preparing jam in Kent to preserve as much fruit as possible for the winter. Over 5,000 lbs of jam has already been made by the Women’s Institute in Mereworth, Kent, 1944

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

#93 Preparing jam in Kent to preserve as much fruit as possible for the winter. Over 5,000 lbs of jam has already been made by the Women’s Institute in Mereworth, Kent, 1944

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