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Memorial - Taken by War Memorials Trust 08 Aug 2012
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Women in WW2 - Taken by Ian S (geograph) licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons License 01 Sep 2012
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Memorial on Whitehall - Taken by F Moreton 29 Jan 2013
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Work on Women's memorial 2 - Taken by War Memorials Online 02 Jul 2014
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Work on Women's memorial 3 - Taken by War Memorials Trust 02 Jul 2014
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Work on Women's memorial 1 - Taken by War Memorials Trust 02 Aug 2014
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Women of World War Two - Taken by Brian Fare 29 Apr 2018
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Women of World War Two in the rain - Taken by F Jones 31 Oct 2020
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From the front - Taken by Livia Bartels 01 Mar 2021
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Side view - Taken by Livia Bartels 01 Mar 2021
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Dedication - Taken by Livia Bartels 01 Mar 2021
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Women of World War Two - Taken by Brian Fare 09 Apr 2022
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Women of World War Two - Taken by Brian Fare 09 Apr 2022
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Women of World War Two - Taken by Brian Fare 09 Apr 2022
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Women of World War Two - Taken by Brian Fare 09 Apr 2022
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Women of World War Two - Taken by Brian Fare 09 Apr 2022
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Reference WMO/74057
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(East and west faces) THE WOMEN OF WORLD WAR II (South face) This memorial was raised to/ commemorate the vital work done by/ nearly seven million women in/ World War II (North face) Unveiled by/ Her Majesty the Queen/ July 9 2005
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