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The girls are learning how to punch tickets, and the fares and routes

The girls are learning how to punch tickets, and the fares and routes


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The girls are learning how to punch tickets, and the fares and routes

The girls are learning how to punch tickets, and the fares and routes, at the petrol bus depot of the Newcastle-On-Tyne Corporation at Byker.
June 1940
1940

Newcastle Upon Tyne
Tyne and Wear
England

Media ID 21398082

© Mirrorpix

1940 Employment Occupations War Effort


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In this print from June 1940, we are transported back to the bustling petrol bus depot of the Newcastle-On-Tyne Corporation at Byker. The image captures a significant moment in history as young women eagerly learn how to punch tickets, familiarize themselves with fares, and memorize routes. It is a testament to their determination and resilience during the Second World War. As part of the war effort on the home front, these courageous women took up vital roles previously dominated by men. With an air of enthusiasm and dedication, they embraced employment opportunities that were essential for keeping transportation systems running smoothly amidst wartime challenges. The atmosphere in this snapshot exudes camaraderie and empowerment as these trailblazing ladies pave their way into traditionally male-dominated occupations. Their contribution not only ensured efficient public transport but also shattered societal norms about gender roles within the workforce. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the indomitable spirit displayed by countless women throughout World War II. Through their hard work and unwavering commitment, they played an integral role in supporting their country's war efforts while simultaneously challenging stereotypes. Let us cherish this remarkable image that encapsulates both historical significance and female empowerment during one of humanity's darkest times - a true testament to strength in unity.

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