Photograph shows the remains of the tea pavilion at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, west London, which was destroyed by an arson attack in March by suffragists Lilian Lenton and Olive
Celebrating Suffragette courage on London History Day
The Tea House at Kew Gardens London, burnt down by suffragettes Lilian Lenton and Olive Wharry as part of an organised arson campaign. Photo c.February 1913 Stock Photo - Alamy
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1913 Militant suffragette Olive Wharry... - RareNewspapers.com
Celebrating Suffragette courage on London History Day
Olive Wharry Archives - The Gale Review
Spelling Mistakes Cost Lives on Twitter: "Its interesting to think how many modern liberals would have lined up to condemn the suffragettes." / Twitter
Daily report on Olive Wharry - The National Archives
Olive Wharry - Wikipedia
File:S29 Olive Wharry Arsonist.png - Wikimedia Commons
Olive Wharry — Google Arts & Culture
What was prison like for Suffragettes? – F Yeah History
Deeds not Words' - Hillingdon Council
St. Sidwell's Church, Exeter, after the Blitz - Olive Wharry (1886-1947) — Google Arts & Culture
Exeter Cathedral after the Blitz by Olive Wharry - Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery, Exeter
Lilian Lenton - Women's Suffrage Resources
Olive Wharry's scrapbook - The British Library
Early Spring, Newton St. Cyres - Olive Wharry (1886-1947) — Google Arts & Culture
THE ILLUSIVE PIMPERNEL - THE LIVES AND ACTIONS OF SUFFRAGETTES AND SUFFRAGISTS
Doctor's report on Olive Wharry - The National Archives
