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Papers relating to Second World War social work

MS 6241/47

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Title

Papers relating to Second World War social work

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MS 6241/47

Summary

Includes correspondence, script for play Don't Count Your Chickens Before They Are Hatched or Colloquialisms by Winifred Gill to be performed by Dursley Workhouse internees, notes on the visit of the Bishop of Bristol to the Refugee Institute at Dursley, designs for Three Wise Men costumes, design for a poster for a New Neighbours Guild Concert Party, Dursley Welfare Scheme report, and notes of a lecture on Goethe.

Date

1940-1950

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (2 folders)

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Archive of Winifred Gill

Social work and University Settlements

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