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"They are a new Women's Institute group for 1940's re-enactors based in The Midlands, UK and are based on traditional activities of WI groups in the wartime era.

As well as making jam and baking cakes, they sing Jerusalem and make no apologies for it ! They also wear authentic 1940's clothes, often having victory rolls in their hair and wear seamed stockings

Yours truly purchased some of their bread pudding - delicious !

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"Fancy Aprons and Sunbonnet," Woman's Institute, 1916, P37

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Milwaukee Road's Nashotah Depot looks to be reaching towards the tracks as this westbound Soo freight rolls by led by 6052-773-6606-746-2011. August 1993

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Westbound CP tanker barrels through Oconomowoc WI. The weather forecasters' early tease of some possible afternoon sun never materialized.

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From "Fancy Aprons and Sunbonnets," Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences, 1916

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Woman's Institute Fancy Aprons and Sunbonnets, Published 1916

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