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Kathleen Hilditch's Wartime Theatre Memories - The Old Vic Theatre and its base in Burnley

Kathleen Hilditch's Wartime Theatre Memories - The Old Vic Theatre and its base in Burnley. In November...

Country Childhood Memories of WWII

One day my grandfather CPO John Stephenson Royal Navy, who was on leave from service on DEMS during the...

Long Journey Home

The fathers of my friends in the road we lived on were in the Merchant Navy in various shipping lines...

Life in the Women's Land Army

Dumbleton village had no pub but once the local lads and soldiers from the surrounding US army camps, got...

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Childhood Memories in Cricklade Road, Swindon

There were bombing attacks on Swindon because there was plenty of industry in the town, people were fairly...

World War II Recollections Chapter 3

Domestic Life It is incomprehensible now to think that, having experienced the ruthless efficiency of the...

EAST ACTON: JOHN PERRYN SCHOOL and THE KINGicon for Story with photo

My young sister Jasmine and cousin Adrienne Ames were both enrolled in John Perryn in time to use them....

Evacuation to a Welsh Farm

My brother had been evacuated to Deal, but he was taken ill and brought back to Rainham, and then he went...

Worcester Life During WWII (part 1)

At the time, my mum worked at Dents the Glove Factory on the left side of the park from St. Johns and...

Looking Back Part 1

We caught the first bus into Hull, about 5.45am, then got off at Laburnum Avenue, walked down there, then...

A Boy's War

As WW2 war threatened, I was moved from London to Birchington, Kent and soon after the war had started in...

My first days of evacuation

On one occasion we went with Mr Barker in the van to a nearby farm where we filled several milk churns from...

Joan Hawley (nee Cook) My Wartime Experiences

We lived about a mile from the main railway line that ran from Bristol to Birmingham and on up to the...

A small boy's waricon for Story with photo

The next day, May 8th 1945, my parents, my young brother and I left home to travel to London for the...

Wartime Memories (1939-45) of Frederick Davies

Met at Lewes station by helpers and given my first car ride to the then Cinema-De-Luxe, School Hill, High...

A Quiet War - A personal reminiscence of World War II - Part II

To boost arms production, towns and villages collected money by holding designated weeks... I had no...

Misery in Gloucestershire

My Uncle Hugh Loynes recorded the following memory of his experience of being evacuated from Clacton on Sea...

RECOLLECTIONS FROM A SUSSEX VILLAGE

One the evacuees to the village was a boy named Bill Lesage who later became a well known jazz musician...

World War Two pt2 by Bob Lock

Sometimes I noticed a gap where there had been houses the day before, but this was rare and most missiles...

The Tudor Family - Part 1

I, Doreen Elizabeth Howarth lived with my parents George Raynor and Elsie Annie Tudor, together with my...

Recollections of a Evacuee

At the start of hostilities in September 1939, I lived with my parents, 2 brothers and 3 sisters in...

Hailsham Farm,1940-1945

3In 1941-1942 my father Frederick French was in the Home Guard at Hailsham, and on several occasions, he...

The plot bottle and the Glider-Fields

It was just a small area in South-East London covering two square miles known as the glider-fields,...

George (Bob) Jacobs and the Death Marchicon for Story with photo

He only ever spoke of two other inmates, Jim Gates and Rex Pearson who, so he said, 鈥減layed football...

Schoolboy wartime memories of Chalton, Bedfordshire Part Two - Air activity in the vicinity. Member of the Army cadets and later the ATC, 134 Squadron, Bedford. Dances held at Cardington RAF Base.

Of course when you go back to Tempsford when my brother was working down there building it, the German...

Two little evacuee's

Gradually we were marched into a big hall where there were children and adults milling everywhere. We had...

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