Assocation Collection

Dowager Lady Swaythling
Gladys Helen Rachel (nee Goldsmid), Lady Swaythling (1879-1965) - President of the EAW (1938-57). The Electrical Assocation for Women (EAW)

Lady Moir (EAW President 1931-1935) taken whilst in office
Margaret, Lady Moir (dates unknown) - EAW President 1931-1935 (photograph taken whilst in office). The Electrical Assocation for Women (EAW)

VAD matron and nurses at a French hospital, WW1
A group of VAD nurses, attached to the St Johns Ambulance Assocation, pictured at a hospital in France where they had been since the outbreak of war. The nurses wear arm brassards with the St

WWI Field Message book
First World War Field Message book containing many detailed drawings of shells, guns, trench designs. Also included is a Field Writing Pack containing notepad, envelopes and postcards

People posing with Austin car
Six people posing in and around an Austin car bearing an Automobile Assocation membership badge

Still Life With Plaster Casts; Baron Armand-Pierre Seguier, French, 1803 - 1876, possibly in assocation with Louis-Jacques-Mande Daguerre, French

a Touring Booth - Patrolman helps lady with a map
a (Automobile Association) Touring Information Booth - An a Patrolman helps a lady with her route using a map. At the New Ground Crossroads junction on the road between Tring and Aylsbury (on the A41)

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"Unveiling the Tapestry of Connection: A Glimpse into the Association's Rich History" Dowager Lady Swaythling - a visionary leader, paving the way for progress. Lady Moir (EAW President 1931-1935) captured in her element, leading with grace and determination. VAD matron and nurses at a French hospital during WWI - heroes on the frontlines, providing care and compassion amidst chaos. The WWI Field Message book - an intimate glimpse into the lives of soldiers, their hopes, fears, and unwavering resilience. People posing with an Austin car - symbolizing newfound freedom and mobility brought by technological advancements. Dowager Lady Swaythling - a beacon of inspiration for generations to come through her philanthropic endeavors. The WWI Field Message book - preserving memories that transcend time; tales etched within its pages speak volumes about sacrifice and camaraderie. Still Life With Plaster Casts – capturing moments frozen in time as art imitates life's fragility yet enduring spirit. A Touring Booth – Patrolman lending a helping hand to a lady with a map; epitomizing how associations foster unity even in unfamiliar territories. In this captivating journey through images spanning different eras, we witness how association transcends boundaries—be it social status or wartime adversity—to connect individuals from all walks of life under one shared purpose: progress together.