Gracie Collection (page 2)

Gracie Fields, English singer and actress
Gracie Fields (1898-1979), English singer and actress. Date: circa 1930s

Columbia setting spinnaker boom, Oct. 3, 1899, Columbia (Sloop), Regattas, Yachts, 1899
Gracie and Barbara, Goelet Cup Race, Gracie (Yacht), Barbara (Yacht), Goelet Cup Race, Yachts, Regattas, 1891

Gracie and Volunteer foul, Gracie (Yacht), Volunteer (Yacht), Goelet Cup Race, Yachts, Regattas, 1891

[Gracie Clark, Spinner, With Her Family, Hunstville, Alabama]; Lewis W. Hine, American, 1874 - 1940; Huntsville, Alabama, United States, North America; November 13

Gracie Fields / Radio Pics
GRACIE FIELDS English singer and actress Date: 1898 - 1979

A Crack sloop in a race to windward: Yacht Gracie of New York. Date 1882. A Crack sloop in a race to windward: Yacht Gracie of New York. Date 1882

Gracie Fields and her dog Ming
The English singer and actress, Gracie Fields (1898-1979), with her dog Ming, sitting at the top of a slide. Date: 1938

Gracie Leigh
Miss Gracie Leigh, British born actress

Gracie Fields / Nerman 29
GRACIE FIELDS English singer and actress

Gracie Fields / Goodnight
GRACIE FIELDS English singer and actress: Goodnight Children Everywhere - for children evacuated during the war

Gracie Fields House
The home of popular Lancashire singer Gracie Fields (1898 - 1979)

Gracie Fields / Wish Luck
GRACIE FIELDS English singer and actress, Wish Me Luck as you Wave Me Goodbye

Gracie Fields / Cig Card
GRACIE FIELDS English singer and actress

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"Gracie: A Lifelong Champion of Compassion and Service" Gracie Fields, a name synonymous with kindness and resilience, left an indelible mark on the world through her unwavering dedication to helping others. Born in Rochdale, England, Gracie's journey began at the Gracie Fields Home and Orphanage in Peacehaven, Sussex. Little did anyone know that this humble beginning would shape her into a beacon of hope for generations to come. In 1930, Gracie graced the cover of Bystander magazine, captivating hearts with her radiant smile and infectious charm. But it was during World War II that she truly became a symbol of strength amidst adversity. From working as a munitions worker to joining the Land Army as "Gracie The Land Girl, " she fearlessly contributed to the war effort. As an ATS girl (Auxiliary Territorial Service), Gracie displayed remarkable courage while serving her country alongside countless brave women. Her involvement extended beyond military service; she also worked tirelessly with organizations like W. V. S (Women's Voluntary Service) and N. F. S (National Fire Service), providing support where it was most needed. But Gracie's commitment didn't stop there – she took on various roles throughout WW2 as "Gracie The Transport Worker, " "Gracie The Waaf, " and "Gracie The Wren. " Her versatility knew no bounds as she selflessly dedicated herself to every task at hand. Amidst all these endeavors, one thing remained constant - Gracie's unwavering spirit of compassion. She stood tall as a pillar of strength for survivors like those from the tragic sinking of Empress of Ireland. Through her actions, she reminded us all that even in times of darkness, love can prevail. From evacuating Dunkirk to supporting war efforts on multiple fronts, Gracie Fields embodied resilience personified.