World War 2 Women’s Contributions & Homefront Posts
Here at the Vintage Inn Blog, I have made it my mission to share stories of women’s contributions (Big focus on Canada but also beyond) during WW2 (the era I like on my blog).
Here is a collection of those vintage posts:
- 1940s Vintage Images of Canadian Women In Military Uniforms During WW2
- WW2 Air Force Uniforms for Canadian Women”-Guest Blog Post
- 1940s Magazine Covers of Women Doing Their Part During WW2
- The Bomb Girls Of Scarborough, Ontario Canada-As Seen Thru Vintage Photographs from the 1940s
- The Halifax, Nova Scotia Women Volunteers of WW2
- The Canadian “Rosie the Riveter”-Veronica Foster
- Canada’s WW2 Home Front Effort: The Small Arms Inspection Building
- “The Battle of the Nylons” A look into Canadian Women’s Life, Post WW2
- Ruth Lowe-The Canadian Gal Behind “I’ll Never Smile Again”
- Vintage Photos of Canadian Women on the Home Front during WWII
- Canadian Women on the Home Front During WW2 – Part 2
- Vintage Photos of Women of WW2: How Women Joined the War Effort
- Lets Play Ball! The All-American Girls’ Professional Baseball League
- ‘Little Blue Suitcase’ A Love Story from World War 2′ – Vintage Interview
- Vintage 1940s Images-Love in the Time of War
- Vintage Images of 1940s Canadian War Brides
- Tale of the Canadian Army Show
- Canada Celebrates V-E Day (Victory in Europe Day) May 8th, 1945: The Vintage Photos