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Lumberjill using pike pole to handle spruce logs, Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C
Lumberjill using pike pole to handle spruce logs, Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C
Women cafeteria workers serve male workers at the Cherrier bomb-making plant.
Women cafeteria workers serve male workers at the Cherrier bomb-making plant.
Female loggers ('lumberjills') walking on a narrow path to work
Female loggers ('lumberjills') walking on a narrow path to work
Female worker Miss Gladys Connoly applies paint to the sides of a newly completed vessel in the Pictou shipyard.
Female worker Miss Gladys Connoly applies paint to the sides of a newly completed vessel in the Pictou shipyard.
Two female workers from Hamilton, Ont. testing the tensile strength of a piece of synthetic rubber in the Polymer Rubber Corporation laboratory.
Two female workers from Hamilton, Ont. testing the tensile strength of a piece of synthetic rubber in the Polymer Rubber Corporation laboratory.
Woman uses hammer to tap 25-pounder field gun case at a munitions plant (prob. Robert Mitchell Co.)
Woman uses hammer to tap 25-pounder field gun case at a munitions plant (prob. Robert Mitchell Co.)
Female worker tests lenses in the Instruments Division of the Canadian Arsenals Ltd. optical plant.
Female worker tests lenses in the Instruments Division of the Canadian Arsenals Ltd. optical plant.
Footwear worn by a woman munitions worker as she sits at a table in the John Inglis Co. Bren gun plant.
Footwear worn by a woman munitions worker as she sits at a table in the John Inglis Co. Bren gun plant.
Group of female workers enjoying a break from their work of packing crates of 25-pounder field gun cases at a munitions plant (prob. Robert Mitchell Co.)
Group of female workers enjoying a break from their work of packing crates of 25-pounder field gun cases at a munitions plant (prob. Robert Mitchell Co.)
An unidentified member of the Canadian Women’s Army Corps (C.W.A.C.), England, 19 July 1944.
An unidentified member of the Canadian Women’s Army Corps (C.W.A.C.), England, 19 July 1944.