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What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: (Harriet) Jeannie Mole (née Jones) 1841-1912 Pioneer of socialism and women's trade unions in Liverpool lived in Bold Street Liverpool Recorded plaque organisation: Liverpool City Council.
Jeannie Mole was a pioneering socialist and advocate for women’s rights, significantly contributing to the formation of women's trade unions in Liverpool during the late 19th century. Her efforts were crucial in advancing labor rights and gender equality in industrial Britain.
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