The Electrical Age journal (later Electric Living) 1943-1946
Published by the Electrical Association for Women
These journals contain information on domestic electricity, home design, housecraft, work carried out by individuals and the local branches to inform and educate consumers. It covers a wealth of social history as well as engineering innovation in the UK over a 60-year period of huge technical development.
The Electrical Age journal was unique in its aim, to interpret the message of electricity to the women of the UK.
Whilst we have tried to reduce the size of the PDFs on this page please be aware that they are quite large due to the content and size of the original publications.
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