Papers of Mary Frances Rathbone 1919-1937

Robinson, Gilbert Wooding, 1888-

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Rathbone, William, 1819-1902

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Reconstruction Association North Wales Branch

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Morris-Jones, John, 1864-1929

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University College of North Wales

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Rathbone Mary Frances d 1937

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Pilgrim Trust Bangor Wales

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Maude Mary 1847-1926

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Mary Frances Rathbone

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Mary Frances Rathbone was an influential figure in a number of social and educational projects in north Wales. She was the driving force in the North Wales Branch Association for Reconstruction, which sought to promote recovery and prosperity after the First World War (Sir John Morris-Jones was also a member) and in an organisation with similar interests, known as the Pilgrim Trust. Miss Rathbone was a great niece of William Rathbone MP, one of the founders of the Univer...