Let's take a look at these rarely historic photos to see the beginning days of women's football teams in the late 19th to early 20th centuries.

The British Ladies' Football Club (North team), also known as the first women's football team ever, 1895

The British Ladies' Football Club (South team), 1895

Rosy Rapids FC, Wheatley Hill, County Durham, 1909

Lancashire United Transport Ladies FC, Atherton, Lancashire, 1915

North Eastern Marine Ladies, 1915

Wallsend Slipway Ladies, 1917

Whitehaven Ladies, 1917

Mossband Munition Girls, Mossband, Cumberland, 1917

Derwent Mills Ladies, Cockermouth, 1917

Pratchitt's Ladies, Carlisle, 1917

Vulcan Shell Girls, Vulcan Foundry and Railway Works, Newton-le-Willows, 1917

Workington Ladies FC, 1917

Armstrong's Elswick Factory, 1917

Government Rolling Mills Ladies (Woolston, Southampton), 1917

Ramsey Girls FC, 1917

Ramsey Girls FC, 1917

Barnsley Shell Factory, 1917

Rudge Ladies, Coventry, 1918

White and Poppe's Ladies, Coventry, 1918

Humber Ladies, Coventry, with the Coventry Sportsmen's Challenge Cup, 1918

Birtley Cartridge Case Factory, 1918

Barrow YMCA Ladies FC, 1918

Hood Haggies Munition Girls, 1918

Armstrong's No. 43 Shell Shop, Scotswood, Newcastle, 1918

Blyth Spartans Munition Girls - Munitionette Cup Winners, 1918

Bolckow, Vaughan (Middlesbrough) Ladies - Munitionette Cup Runners-up, 1918

Carlisle Munition Girls 1918

Swansea National Shell Factory, 1918

Bucknall Reserve Ladies at Queen's Park, Longton, Staffordshire, 1918

West of Scotland Ladies, 1918

Wallsend Slipway Ladies F.C., 1918

Lever Brothers Ladies - Port Sunlight, 1918

Darlington North Eastern Railway Workshops, 1918

Brown's Sawmills, Hartlepool, 1918

Marconi Ladies, 1918

Dainty Dinahs, Chester-le-Street, 1918

Lancaster Ladies FC, 1919

H/T Vintag.es