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0000702_HalfmoonCamerawork_ToBuildJerusalem_Image_WomenNKensingtonLabourParty.jpg

To Build Jerusalem - John Gorman

Image of women of N Kensington Labour Party pose in front of and on top of van by Labour Club 1920

Item No.

0000702

Format
Photograph
Medium

Reproduction

Dimension/Duration/Pages

1

Origination Date
1980
Theme
Class & social conditions
Politics
Collection
Half Moon Photography Workshop / Camerawork
Project Locations

UK

Originator
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Tags
british working class life, work, struggle, trade union movement, working people
british working class life, work, struggle, trade union movement, working people, history workshop movement, machines, factories, child labour, miners, shipbuilders, unemployment, marches, demonstrations, poverty, cable street riot, cotton spinning, elections, banners, coal, making hats, making barrels, making chains, norman willis
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