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Women's Royal Army Corps personnel roller skating watched by their colleagues from the balcony of the Junior Ranks Club Lounge, Queen Elizabeth Barracks, Women's Royal Army Corps Depot and Training Centre, Guildford, 23 Sep 1964. Photograph by the Sport and General press Agency Ltd, 1964 From a collection of 242 photographs of everyday life in the Women’s Royal Army Corps, 1953-1978 (c).
Sport & General Press Agency Limited. 2 & 3 Gough Square, Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Fleet Street 1161 This photograph is not sold but a licence is granted for its publication as a news photograph only. This print must not be loaned, sold or copied wihout our consent. The Powder-Puff Barracks. For the first time in the long history of the British Army, a barracks has been created specially for girls. This is the new Queen Elizabeth Barracks at Guildford, home of the Depot and Training Centre of the Women's Royal Army Corps. H.M. The Queen will visit the new Barracks on Friday October 30th. 432573. The most popular hobby among the girls is Roller Skating, some of the girls show their skill watched by colleagues on the balcony of the Junior Ranks Club Lounge. S & G. 23/9/64. R.W.