Disarmament

Blackburn Girls’ High School Magazine, No 14, Dec 1925 Courtesy of Lancashire Archives, Archive ref: SMBZ/9/acc7536/box 2

Blackburn Girls’ High School

Enthusiasm, apathy and perseverance for the League of Nations Union...

The Poultonian 7 (5), Mar 1923 Courtesy of Lancashire Archives, Archive ref: SMPO/ACC10093/23

Baines Endowed Grammar School

Whole school approach to the League of Nations Union ...

Bowerham Road, Lancaster, venue for Lancaster LNU garden parties in 1927 and 1928 © Janet Nelson

Lancaster LNU: Summer Social Events

Garden Meetings’...

St. Mary’s Parish Church (the ‘Priory Church,’ Lancaster), where Rev. Bardsley, Lancaster LNU Chairman, gave a forceful sermon about international peace © Janet Nelson

Lancaster LNU: Peacemakers’ Pilgrimage 1926

Helping to make the Peacemakers’ Pilgrimage a success in Lancaster ...

Most of Lancaster LNU’s AGMs were held at Lancaster Town Hall © Janet Nelson

Lancaster LNU: Branch Disarmament Conference 1928

Not everything goes to plan!...

Front page advertisment for the Lancaster LNU 1927 Armistice Night meeting Lancaster Guardian, 12 Nov 1927

Lancaster LNU: Armistice Meetings

Promoting the League but not forgetting the Fallen...

Most of Lancaster LNU’s AGMs were held at Lancaster Town Hall © Janet Nelson

Lancaster LNU: Annual General Meetings (AGMs)

Looking back and looking forward...

The LNU magazine, ‘Headway,’ was left out on a table at the Storey Institute, Lancaster © Janet Nelson

Lancaster LNU: Publicity

Advertising the League of Nations in Lancaster...

The Lancaster LNU used the Friends’ Hall in Fenton Street for educational purposes © Janet Nelson

Lancaster LNU: The Yearly Educational Programme

Educating adult members about the League of Nations and international affairs...

Priest Hutton C. of E. School © Janet Nelson

Priest Hutton C. of E. School and the League of Nations

The development of awareness of the international peace movement in a rural elementary school between the wars...