Newfoundland Women and Overseas Service in the First World War

Thursday, Feb. 27, 7:30-9 p.m.

A-1043; online

Newfoundland women who served overseas as nurses and Voluntary Aid Detachment workers (VADs) during World War One left remarkable stories that reflect their varied experiences based on where they served, the people they worked with, and their own unique personalities and backgrounds.

In this talk, Terry Bishop Stirling will share her research on these women, drawing heavily on their personal accounts of that remarkable time in their lives.

Thursday – February 27th, 2025

7:30 pm (NST) / 7:00 (AST)

In-Person: A1043 Memorial University

Arts & Administration Building

Free parking is available in Lot 15B

Online: bit.ly/4gWcJOK

Presented by N.L. Historical Society

Event Listing 2025-02-27 19:30:00 2025-02-27 21:00:00 America/St_Johns Newfoundland Women and Overseas Service in the First World War Newfoundland women who served overseas as nurses and Voluntary Aid Detachment workers (VADs) during World War One left remarkable stories that reflect their varied experiences based on where they served, the people they worked with, and their own unique personalities and backgrounds. In this talk, Terry Bishop Stirling will share her research on these women, drawing heavily on their personal accounts of that remarkable time in their lives. Thursday – February 27th, 2025 7:30 pm (NST) / 7:00 (AST) In-Person: A1043 Memorial University Arts & Administration Building Free parking is available in Lot 15B Online: bit.ly/4gWcJOK A-1043; online N.L. Historical Society