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Second World War: 1939-1945
Molly Lamb Bobak: Canada’s first female Canadian war artist
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary (pages 81-100)
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Suppertime, CWAC kitchen, Ottawa
Private Lamb at C.A.T.S., Hamilton / Meal parade, C.A.T.S., Hamilton
Life for Lamb at the Canadian Army Trade School, Hamilton
Lamb in Douglas Duncan's Gallery / The Queen Elizabeth Highway
CWAC reading a book
Lamb shows examples of her artwork / Lamb with poison ivy
Lamb's bout with poison ivy
Unidentified CWAC reading
Lamb walking down a Hamilton street
Lamb and friend visit Niagara Falls
Lamb's drawings are published in "New World" / A visit to Toronto
Fall fashions of 1943
High tension wires
Outside barracks, Canadian Army Trade School, Hamilton
Lamb buys a Milne watercolour / A birthday party
Serving a Scotch mess dinner at the Hamilton Armouries
Lamb donates blood / A train speeding through the countryside
Alice
A typical day in the life of a CWAC (Part I)
A typical day in the life of a CWAC (Part II)
Date modified:
2015-07-09
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Molly Lamb Bobak: Canada’s first female Canadian war artist
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 1-20
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 21-40
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 41-60
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 61-80
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 81-100
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 101-120
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 121-140
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 141-160
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 161-180
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 181-200
Molly Lamb Bobak Diary - pages 201-226
