Glory England, Chief Wren, Pay Book.

Contains two photographs of Glory England, an original textile pouch, and a pressed clover. Her medical notes were inserted into the book, and show that she received treatment in the following establishments or ships: HMS VICTORY, FALCON, DAUNTLESS, CONDOR, COLLINGWOOD and EXCELLENT between 1953 and 1967. The inside of the front cover is stamped Dec 1956 HMS VERNON.

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ID:	WRN/6
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Date made:	1940-1970
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	1 folder
Parts:	Women's Royal Naval Service; Small Collections. (Manuscript) Mrs Joan M Baker (nee Stark), Leading Wren, small collection of WRNS (Women's Royal Naval Service) material. (Manuscript) (WRN/1) WRNS (Women's Royal Naval Service) photographs, press cuttings and pamphlets, post-war. (Manuscript) (WRN/2) Women's Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, photographs and pamphlets relating to recruitment. (Manuscript) (WRN/3) Small collection of items relating to WRNS at Ardrossan. (Manuscript) (WRN/4) Small collection of personal papers relating to the Association of Wrens. (Manuscript) (WRN/5) Glory England, Chief Wren, Pay Book. (Manuscript) (WRN/6) Grace Ethel Marie Rowell, Petty Officer, WRNS papers and photographs. (Manuscript) (WRN/7) Margaret Caroline Ralston, WRNS and WRAF. (Manuscript) (WRN/8) Olga Heather Franklin, Deputy Principal, WRNS, 1895-1987. (Manuscript) (WRN/9) WRNS, Chatham Branch, Order of Service, St George's Chapel, and photographs. (Manuscript) (WRN/10) Mary Elizabeth Stanton (later Clarke), Telephone Operator. (Manuscript) (WRN/11) Proof copies of Ursula Stuart Mason's Book about the Wrens, and blueprints for a Wrens exhibition. (Manuscript) (WRN/12) WRNS papers of Dorothy Kathleen Saville (later Saunders), Assistant Principal. (Manuscript) (WRN/13) Winsome Mary Kemp (nee Bull), Assistant Principal, First World War Scrapbook. (Manuscript) (WRN/14) WRNS photographs and ephemera. (Manuscript) (WRN/15) Elizabeth McCrow, Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS) in USA and Australia, photographs and ephemera, Second World War. (Manuscript) (WRN/16)

Glory England, Chief Wren, Pay Book.

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