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Joyce's Everyday Routine

Living east of London we were bombed constantly, the Thames was a perfect guide to London on a moonlit...

Some Memories of WWII

Married bliss started in Withington, Manchester - memories of getting home from a visit to the cinema...

Evacuated to Stoke Hammondicon for Story with photo

In 1940, as a young ten year old, Max and his late sister Sylvia was evacuated to Stoke Hammond. When he...

Memories of Evacuation from Guernsey to Oldham

They covered anybody who ditched in the Atlantic, so they were chasing round in air-sea rescue boats Well I...

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Christine's account of the flight of the Blakes from Belgium in 1940

Mr Leng, who worked for Eagle Insurance in Brussels, came over to collect his boys who were due to go back...

A quiet War in Wales and other places by Alan Hakim

The Wartime Memories of Alan Hakim....

Memories of Home for Children

Those who know of the invaluable work still undertaken by the Childrens’ Holiday Home at Dodford may...

A schoolgirl's journal

On 1 September 1939, two days before Britain declared war on Germany and the Second World War began, I was...

Evacuation to Tavistock

Came the day when Mum and Dad brought baby Sheila down to Tavistock to see us, and although they had no...

Memories of WW2icon for Story with photo

School Days

We were lucky, our house was never bombed but there were houses further down the street which were hit and...

A Student's Story

My next brother, Jack, was a trained machinist, so he was put in charge of a mainly female workforce at a...

Wow - look! There's a cow in the field!

The town itself was dominated by the superb Bangor University building, high up on the hill overlooking the...

My life during the Second World War

Apart from that, I always remember that terrible train accident at the railway bridge going over Oak Lane...

My Life on the Farm.

We collected the metal parts of the incendiary bombs and sold them on the milk round 1/- each for the...

Miracle at Charing Cross - chapter one

Because John's death was seriously affecting her health, my father persuaded my mother to visit her...

A London Child/Evacuee's Viewpoint (1940-1942)

On the train, someone, who I presume now to have been an adult helper, said, as we steamed along,...

Experiences of a Country War Child

The Policeman stationed in Halton on Lune came down our road each night and used to shout at mum if there...

Wartime Memories

We also put on a 'Christmas Carol' - I played Tiny Tim and a more miscast Tiny Tim you can never...

Random memories of World War Two

There was a celebrity visit to Betty's school from the then eminent playwright and author Emlyn...

Evacuees

Came the day when Mum and Dad brought baby Sheila down to Tavistock to see us, and although they had no...

From Liverpool to Bangor

I was due to join a new school – the Liverpool Institute – but we were told that the school was...

PHIL CUNNINGHAM CHILDHOOD WARTIME MEMORIES PART4

In Annie Barr's lodging house there was George Gallagher who had a handcart and he brought suitcases of...

Jacqueline Ann Cornhill - My Two Evacuations

My parents friends had taken over a relatives house. There was Charles, Alice, Shirley was tall with fair...

Evacuation of Family and School Children

Two days later Dad came home with the news that if war broke out the Port-of-Hull would cease to be a...

THE NURSE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL LEGS

As the war progressed a lot of people I knew were joining up and a girlfriend and I decided to become VADs....

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