Photograph of two members of the Women’s Royal Army Corps (Territorial Army) (WRAC (TA)) standing in front of a jeep at Burniston Barracks, 1965. Pte Brenda Reason (now Cpl) is on the left.

From one of four photograph albums which belonged to Pte Brenda Reason (W/404306), No 3 Squadron, 49th Signal Regiment, Women’s Royal Army Corps Territorial Army, covering the period 1959-1969.

Burniston Barracks was built as a training base for the Royal Artillery in 1861, near Scarborough. By 1906 the barracks had been reallocated for wider military use and during WWI they served as the 3rd cavalry depot. Between WWI and WWII, units of the Royal Corps of Signals were based there. The barracks were decommissioned in January 1992 and demolished in December 1993.