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#TheWomanEngineer

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1929 reported "Miss Althea Lepper [Revere] has a highly technical job with the Consolidated Gas Company of New York. She is an engineer & tests all new gas appliances". Pioneer of Electron Microscopy & assoc. professor d 27 Feb 1987 bit.ly/3p5tQCO

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Althea Lepper Revere in a black and white head and shoulders photo. White woman with dark hair swept back from face in high style. Fur collar of coat over white blouse, looking slightly sideways at camera with serious expression
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1929 reported "Miss Althea Lapper [Revere] has a highly technical job with the Consolidated Gas Company of New York. She is an engineer & tests all new gas appliances". Pioneer of Electron Microscopy & assoc. professor b. 31 Jan 1906 bit.ly/3p5tQCO

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Althea Lapper dark hair swept away from face looking partially over right shoulder towards camera. Large fur collar over pale blouse
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Amy Johnson @womensengsoc President d. 5 Jan 1941 when her plane crashed in bit.ly/3jtNGoL WES published her funny article on flying in Air Transport Auxillary in memorial issue of bit.ly/3lyleE3 pg118

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Black and white head and shoulders photo of Amy Johnson in a fur collared leather flying coat, hair in waves close to head. Smiling directly at camera. Plane wing in background
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Amy Johnson's last letter to Caroline Haslett @ Women’s Engineering Society written 1 Jan 1941 before Johnson’s death on 5th. "I hope the gods will watch over you this year & I wish you all the best of luck (the only useful thing not yet taxed!)" from
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Typed and signed letter from Amy Johnson to Caroline Haslett, dated 1st January 1941.
Amy Johnson in civilian flying coat with a plane wing in background
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