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posted on 2024-01-17, 10:53 authored by Lest We Forget Project Team
<p dir="ltr">The objects were in the possession of Susan Cowdy, daughter of Ivor Stewart-Liberty, mother of Fenella Tillier and granddaughter of Sir Arthur Liberty (see separate entries.) Sir Arthur originated The Lee Magazine, which was published by the Liberty family during the war years and sold for a nominal sum. Sir Arthur also started "The Lee Week" as an annual event for family and friends in 1905. The activities of the week were recorded in a booklet published after the event. The Lee Newsletter, successor to The Lee Magazine, but now run by local volunteers, continues to this day.</p>

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Michael Senior

Subject of the story/individual the object(s) relate to

How contemporary life and the war were represented in a locally produced magazine.

Date(s) the event(s) in the story took place

1914-1918

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The Lee, Bucks

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41 Two bound copies of The Lee Magazine and four individual magazines. Two booklets regarding "The Lee Week."

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The Lee, Buckinghamshire (23/02/19)

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