Dockers at West Dock London Dock 1920 Frederick A. Winkfield some on specially erected stands

some on specially erected stands

Jerrold describes the scene

giving a voice to a generation who had to deal with the reality of life surrounded by 'white strangers' in their new country

All three sisters became involved in militant suffragette activity and supported the Pankhurst-led Women's Social and Political Union

The 'Prisoner's Temporary Discharge for Ill-Health Act' of 1913 meant that imprisoned suffragettes on hunger-strike could be released because of ill-health

Dockers at West Dock London Dock 1920 Frederick A. Winkfield some on specially erected standsDockers at West Dock, London Dock, in 1920, trucking away bags of beet sugar from a coasting vessel, probably a Thames barge. Neg 0733