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'What Working Women Have Done, 1840-1875'

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TypePosterCreatorN.Z.) Working Women's Resource CentreDate"1993"CollectionFolder titled 'These posters are to be laminated'. Dan Long Memorial Library. Print Marketing'.DescriptionPoster celebrating 'What Working Women Have Done, 1840-1875'. Printed in green, blue, black and white and including five archival photographs of women from the period celebrated. Text includes a timeline of key 'Barriers & Breakthroughs' of the era, plus paragraphs on various work done by women at the time including fighting, farming, shop keeping, domestic work, pioneering, flax working, gum digging and signing the treaty. Produced by the Working Women's Resource Centre with funds from the 1993 Suffrage Centennial Year Trust, and the first of a series covering from 1840-1993.SubjectWomen employeesRightsIn copyright

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OrganisationN.Z.) Working Women's Resource Centre

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Archives Published URLhttps://archives.victoria.ac.nz/rep.....s/2/archival_objects/2869

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