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Class photo at Bannalec, 1958. Photo: René Thersiquel (1899-1996). Source: Collections du Musée de Bretagne.

Schoolmistress: A Vocation

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Women from Cancale head out fishing at the start of the 20th century. Photo: Louis Duvivier (1866-1939). Source: Collection du Musée de Bretagne, Rennes.

Women and the Sea: The Invisible Workforce

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A group of domestic servants working for a variety of households pose in front of the Villa du môle in Erquy (22). Photograph taken at the turn of the 19th century. Source: collections du Musée de Bretagne, Rennes.

Becoming a Domestic Servant: The Price of Freedom

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Workshop at the JB Martin shoe factory in Fougères. On the left, a female worker prepares the leather for the stitching stage. April 1984. Photo: Gérard Fourel. Source: Collections du Musée de Bretagne.

Women Workers: An Emancipation Paradox

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A pardon in Quéménéven by Jules Breton, 1891. Quimper Museum of Fine Art collection © Henri Moreau

Brittany, Land of Pardons

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1930s advertisement for the Biscuiterie Rennaise biscuit factory, Imprimeries Oberthür. Source: Musée de Bretagne collection. Inventory No: 2004.0011.1

Wolf: an old acquaintance

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Children at the grates in 1845. From L’Illustration, March 1st 1845, p. 248 and following. Source: Gallica. French National Library, Department of Philosophy, History and Human Sciences, FOL-LC2-1549

Accidents, Physical Exhaustion and Poisoning

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The Poullaouen washing plant in 1845. From L’Illustration, March 1st 1845, p. 248 and following. Source: Gallica. French National Library, Department of Philosophy, History and Human Sciences, FOL-LC2-1549

The Role of Women in the Pre-Industrial Mining Workforce

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The Huelgoat water column machine in 1845. From L’Illustration, March 1st 1845, p. 248 and following. Source: Gallica. French National Library, Department of Philosophy, History and Human Sciences, FOL-LC2-1549

A Hub for Technology With No Way Forward

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Site of the Poullaouen washing plant. Photo credit: Vincent Daumas.

Localised and Extreme Pollution Levels

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Poullaouen Foundry, 1845. L’Illustration, March 1st 1845, p. 248 and following. Source: Gallica. French National Library, Department of Philosophy, History and Human Sciences, FOL-LC2-1549

Huelgoat-Poullaouen: An Abandoned Mining Facility in the Heart of Brittany

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Lucien Petit-Breton preparing to race in January 1913 (press photo) Gallica/Bibliothèque nationale de France: Rol, 25929.

Are Bretons Just All About the Cycling?

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