#137 Mrs Peggy Devine, an evacuee from London, holds a section of pipe as she carries out rough navvying work on the site of a new aerodrome being constructed in East Anglia during World War II on 16th September 1941.

#137 Mrs Peggy Devine, an evacuee from London, holds a section of pipe as she carries out rough navvying work on the site of a new aerodrome being constructed in East Anglia during World War II on 16th September 1941.

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#137 Mrs Peggy Devine, an evacuee from London, holds a section of pipe as she carries out rough navvying work on the site of a new aerodrome being constructed in East Anglia during World War II on 16th September 1941.

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