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Shirley Cameron and Evelyn Silver, Silver and Gold

Published on 17th October, 2014 by GWL

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Castlemilk 1990. Image courtesy of Claire Barclay. © Claire Barclay.

Susan Steele (with Children from Castlemilk), Wall Painting

Published on 17th October, 2014 by GWL

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Castlemilk Womanhouse, 1990. Castlemilk Womanhouse collection, Glagsow Women’s Library. © Glasgow Women’s Library. (1/2)

Val Murray, Visibility

Published on 17th October, 2014 by GWL

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Castlemilk Womanhouse, 1990. Image courtesy of Val Murray. © Val Murray.

Shoe Cupboard with shoes collected from Paddy’s Market

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Julie Roberts, Rachael Harris, Lorraine Shadoin and women and children involved in Castlemilk Womanhouse, Castlemilk Womanhouse 1990. Castlemilk Womanhouse collection, Glasgow Women’s Library. © Glasgow Women’s Library.

Castlemilk Womanhouse poster

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Julie Roberts, 1990. Glasgow Women’s Library collection. © Glasgow Women’s Library

Participant in Coo Geller and Sharon Dipity’s papermaking workshop

Published on 17th October, 2014 by GWL

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Castlemilk Womanhouse, 1990. Photograph by Rachael Harris. Glasgow Women’s Library collection. © Glasgow Women’s Library

Rachael Harris in ‘Jobs for the Girls’ t-shirt

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‘Jobs for the Girls’ t-shirt designed by Julie Roberts with ‘Jobs for the Girls’ stamp logo designed by Rachael Harris. Glasgow Women’s Library collection. © Glasgow Women’s Library