BradfordWW1 - Life at home in Bradford during the First World War
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“Long working hours, restricted opportunities for recreation and relaxation, our darkened streets, the increased cost of living and the rigid economy which must be practised tend to lower the vital energy of all.”

Bradford Sanitary Association Annual Report 1915



Healthcare Facilities & Charities 

Military use of Bradford’s Hospitals

Infant and Child Welfare


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