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Funeral procession of Catherine Gurney OBE (1848-1930), a British temperance activist, working in connection with the police. She was a Londoner and a Quaker. She is buried at Harlow Hill Cemetery, Harrogate, England, where the photograph was taken on 13 August 1930, the day of her funeral.

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Source Daily Mirror, 15 August 1930, "Police Mother's funeral", p.23 This is a screenshot of a microfilm of a newsprint copy of a photograph.
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