Hidden Histories: The Untold Stories of Working Women

Get ready for a fascinating look at women's history! In this video, we've gathered 62 incredible photos showcasing women in diverse jobs from the 19th and 20th centuries. From factory workers and farmers to scientists and soldiers, these images reveal the often-overlooked contributions of women to society. We'll delve into the stories behind these photos, exploring the challenges and triumphs of women in the workplace. Join us on this visual journey through time and gain a new appreciation for the women who paved the way for us today.
Don't miss our next journey through time - subscribe to Visions of History and ring the notification bell so you never miss a new video!
/ @visionsofhistory
#rarephotos #historicphotos #historicphotographs #rarehistory #rarephots

[@VisionsOfHistory]

Loving this glimpse into the past? Subscribe to our channel and never miss a new video! #VisionsofHistory

[@relaxmassagestudio]

Awesome video! Really enjoyed watching it 🤗

[@VisionsOfHistory]

Yes - it was the first video of one of our new creators. A great effort!

[@suelee6571]

Very interesting. The 2 world wars definitely paved the way for women to get more involved in industry. So much has changed in such a short time. Unbelievable.

[@VisionsOfHistory]

Thank you - everyone pulled together when it was needed!

[@colleenuchiyama4916]

In my family, women always worked outside the home. My grandmother was working on an assembly line by age 16. Her oldest daughter was a nurse and ran a 200 acre farm, with two toddlers, by 1940. My other aunts also worked full time jobs and raised kids. My mom did not because my dad asked her not to. Consequently, I was raised to believe I could have any job in the world if I wanted it. So I became a pastry chef and baker at a time when women didn’t do that. I could lift, carry, and work as much as the men I worked with, and I’m glad I did. My only regret is that I didn’t try to go into a better paying trade like welding. I love welding.

[@VisionsOfHistory]

Thank you so much for sharing your memories - and thank you for watching our channel x