An online conference commemorating Women in War was hosted online.
Last week, The Devil's Porridge Museum hosted the conference with twenty-four speakers from around the world.
The Devil's Porridge Museum is a war museum located on Annan Road in Eastriggs.
The speakers were organised onto six different panels on themes such as: Women in Industry; Leisure during War, and Women in service.
There was also a keynote speech by Professor Angela Woolacott, the author of 'On Her Their Lives Depend: Munition Workers in the Great War', and a musical performance by the award winning folk musician, Claire Hastings - she performed her song 'The Gretna Girls'.
Judith Hewitt, the Manager at The Devil's Porride Museum, said: "It was wonderful to end the conference where it all began - with the stories of the twelve-thousand women who mixed The Devil's porridge in World War One.
"The speakers were so inspirational and I personally learnt so much about the amazing women of the past.
"I was so proud to be part of sharing their stories."
For those that missed the conference, a copy of the recordings is available to purchase by going through The Devil's Porridge Museum's online shop.
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