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Women Riveters Working on a Wing Panel
Women Riveters Working on a Wing Panel 8/1943
Women Shipfitters Working on the USS Nereus
Women Shipfitters Working on the USS Nereus ca. 1943
Dept. of Labor Addresses Women and Social Change
Dept. of Labor Addresses Women and Social Change 1974
Women and the Spirit of
Women and the Spirit of '76 1976
Top Women At U.S. Steel
Top Women At U.S. Steel's Gary, Indiana, Works 1940-1945
Letter from the National American Women Suffrage Association to Senator Charles Dick
Letter from the National American Women Suffrage Association to Senator Charles Dick 11/17/1904
Women support domestic food conservation
Women support domestic food conservation ca. 1917 - 1918
A Group of Women Prepare To Take Over Maintenance Responsibilities For Aircraft
A Group of Women Prepare To Take Over Maintenance Responsibilities For Aircraft 1940-1945
Women Want to "Get It Over"
Women Want to "Get It Over"
Florida Women Learn War Work
Florida Women Learn War Work 4/1942
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