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                <text>The Christina Livingston Broom collection contains photographs of the suffragette movement, women in occupational positions and the British military from 1906-1925. Christina Livingston Broom was considered to be the United Kingdom's first woman press photographer. During the early 20th century, she often photographed the women's movement in London, street views, sporting events, military figures and the royal family. </text>
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