I was nearly five at VE celebrations in Quintor near Birmingham. I remember the tressle tables and the...
I was evacuated to Wrexham and had a happy time there... My brother delivered coal and had a hard job...
We didn't have many sweets as they were rationed but we were lucky because we didn't get bombed...
I can remember hearing sirens when Bristol was being bombed and the whole family crowding into the pantry...
My father worked with the barage baloons in the airforce, he used some of the baloon material to insulate...
Peggy Ogilvie was evacuation onto a train in Newcastle with a baby girl she spend abit of time on the train...
The children are sent away to another country where it is safe and stay with another loving family during...
I attended St. Mark's School at Ligoniel during the war... I was evacuated to a farm in Dunloy for...
I was only 4 years old when I was evacuated along with my brother, Brian. I remember having to be silent...
I rushed out the back door,picked up a bucket of gravel,ran through the passage... They pushed me back...
We had an air raid shetler dug out in the garden and each morning I had to help my father pump out...
The food that was rationed were butter, sugar, tea, bacon, cheese and meat. My Grandad`s job was a van...
My aunt Hilda lived on Mill Lane in Codnor, at one point during the war she had a Belgian family lodging...
Mothers and children from Manchester, Liverpool were evacuated to Lancashire. Lots of things were organised...
Someone came knocking on the door to say she had left the lights on - it was during the blackout 鈥...
Food was rationed, but mum always managed to make good wholesome meals. Park Road Primary and Audley...
I was at Moorland Road Junior School....
We were buried alive... My Grandad was on Home Guard duty near by so he came and dug us out....
The cricket match stopped and we all looked up into the sky....
One day during my childhood I was in the garden when a aeroplane came over the house, it was that low it...
Bombers dropped parachute mines aiming for Hoobrook Railway but fortunately missed... He saw the bomb doors...