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Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.
Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.

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Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather and her foster mother Mrs Smith from the window of a train as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work.
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Date Second World War
Cat Number D 3441
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Vera Elliott says good bye to her daughter Heather as she sets off from Sunderland railway station to begin her war work in May 1941.

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