Collage of three images, detail of page from the Women’s Institute Llanwenarth Group Minutes Book of 1919 with Blanch Baker-Gabb’s name highlighted in pink, her passport photograph from 1920 and her signature on the Welsh Women’s Peace Petition of 1923. Last two images courtesy of National Library Wales

Our volunteers discovered Blanche Baker-Gabb while transcribing an early #WomensInstitute Minutes Book from @gwentarchives.bsky.social, then we found her family archive at #NationalLibraryWales and finally, her signature on the #WelshWomensPeacePetition of 1923 ❤️#EYAConnections

Women, Peace, History: New Permanent Exhibition Opened On 2 October 2025, the National Library of Wales will open a new permanent exhibition that celebrates the Welsh Women's Peace Petition.

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Great article by former #Archbishop on #WelshWomensPeacePetition urging sisters in the #USA to urge full involvement in the infant #LeagueOfNations showing women had influence #history #WomensRights