Caroline Haslett
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She was the first secretary of the Women's Engineering Society and the founder and editor of its journal, ''The Woman Engineer''. She was co-founder, alongside Laura Annie Willson and with the support of Margaret, Lady Moir, of the Electrical Association for Women, which pioneered such 'wonders', as they were described in contemporary magazines, as the All-Electric House in Bristol in 1935. She became the first director of the Electrical Association for Women in 1925. Her chief interest was in harnessing the benefits of electrical power to emancipate women from household chores, so that they could pursue their own ambitions outside the home. In the early 1920s, few houses had electric light or heating, let alone electrical appliances; the National Grid was not yet in existence.
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2by Haslett, Caroline, 1895-1957
Published 1949
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3Published 1934Other Authors: “...Haslett, Caroline, 1895-1957...”
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5Published 1946Other Authors: “...Haslett, Caroline, 1895-1957...”
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6by Scott-Adams, Peggy, 1948-Other Authors: “...Haslett, Caroline, 1895-1957...”
Published 1934
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7Published 1936Other Authors: “...Haslett, Caroline, 1895-1957...”
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