Poster of a women in land army uniform carrying a hoe c 1939 Frame:black The Victorian (street) fish seller

The Victorian (street) fish seller

and quarrelling on all sides

Charles Dickens compared the building work to 'the shock of a great earthquake

Macauley Road in the South East and Eland Road in the South West

which was one of the suggestions as to how London should be rebuilt

Poster of a women in land army uniform carrying a hoe c 1939 Frame:black The Victorian (street) fish sellerPoster of a women in a land army uniform carrying a hoe. The government issued this propaganda poster urging women to join the Women's Land Army during the Second World War. Propaganda posters attempted to make Land Army work appear as glamorous as possible. The reality was often very different, and many women who volunteered to work on farms endured poor working and living conditions.