This is a Twitter bot that celebrates the contributions made by women worldwide in times of war by tweeting curated photos from @TroveAustralia. It is run by @lishbrarian using the fabulous tutorial by @wragge at https://t.co/bsL9imLeNz
Victoria. 1943-10-15. Two members of the Australian Women's Land Army cutting asparagus on a Gippsland farm. (Copy in album presented to Dr Edith Summerskill p.152): https://t.co/S854OvhDaz
c. 1944. Two women work at a table on a Taylor-Hobson profile projector used for checking measurements of gauges and components. They are possibly employed at the Commonwealth Munitions Supply ..: https://t.co/h96CsOKODB
Scotland. Three women war workers using wheelbarrows to move material in the clinker house at a cement works. (Donor British Official Photograph): https://t.co/qeo7HPoP5v
KOOLPINYAL, NT. 1943-06-17. ABORIGINAL WOMEN AT WORK TRIMMING AND SALTING DOWN HIDES AT THE 3RD AUSTRALIAN FIELD BUTCHERY COMPANY: https://t.co/rpELdcwml1
NORTHFIELDS, ENGLAND. WOMEN AT WAR WORK PAINTING THE COCKADES ON THE WINGS OF SE5A AIRCRAFT IN AN AIRCRAFT FACTORY NEAR BIRMINGHAM. (BRITISH OFFICIAL PHOTO BB538): https://t.co/NwDseJdbxY
Negative - International Harvester, Women's Auxiliary Training League (WATL) Members & McCormick-Deering Grain Binder, 1940 (1940): https://t.co/bICUWNp6kF
Wagga, NSW. 1946. Peggy Hull, a member of the Australian Women's Land Army, and Mr Horton, the owner of Alabamba property on which two Land Army women worked, punching the skin from a sheep carcass ..: https://t.co/9qB120isx2
Victoria. 1944-10-15. Members of the Australian Women's Land Army going to their washroom to have a shower before their evening meal: https://t.co/GruCE8nELU