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COURTSHIP AND MOTHERHOOD IN THE WAR

One day, just as we got up there in the Pony and trap off went the air raid siren and a German...

Dad, Get your Gun!

I was about to start a new school that week, having passed my 11 plus exam to begin at the Torquay Boys...

VICTORIA PARK, PLYMOUTH by Margaret Roberts (nee Ellis)

Victoria Park - probably few people spent more time there than myself and my friends Christine and Rita....

No place like home

Some more people came into the hall and stared at us, whispering amongst themselves Edna started to cry and...

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A Southport Childhood - Stories from a Young Boy

The Army and Navy Store were not the only recipients of my hard earned money. The door could not be opened...

Longstone Local History Group - Stella Holmes鈥 Story

Longstone Local History Group - Stella Holmes鈥 Story by Stella Holmes. A7887487 Roy Finney's...

They Are Changing Guards at Buckingham Palace

My mother had a letter from Buckingham Palace inviting her to receive my father' medal and she was...

A Day I shall Never Forget

Arriving hours later they discovered it was a German bomber returning from its raid on Liverpool that had...

If We Die,We All Die Together!icon for Story with photo

Mrs.Speight lived in Pallion, in Sunderland and the Germans bombed Pallion... When Mrs. Speight and her...

Letter from America - to the Isle of Man

The boys on our boat were wishing they were girls, as three young girls kept bringing candy, peanuts, fruit...

childhood memory

Having reached the dry sand areas, Mother decided we could not walk back along the beach to Cleethorpes...

Evacuation & an Air-raid!

September 1939, my mother Margaret Dougan, took my brother Tom & I down Burnhouse St., Maryhill,...

Being Sent to Harvington

No, our education was not in school with the other children but took place in the Village Hall, supervised...

The war in Derry

In contrast, my maternal grandmother was a rather sedate individual, tiny, piping thin, frosty silver hair...

Decisions

The knowledge that he would help choose our Member of Parliament for Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham North,...

Wartime Childood, J.M Lee - Part 2.

We had to climb down a hole on vertical ladders into the dark; a teacher would be at the bottom to direct...

Memories of Bedford and Farmer Keep

Afterwards I wanted to join the land army but as I was working at the Laundry and we did the army and...

The Memories of World War II 鈥 Alan Cann

I boarded a train at Harwich with all of the pupils of Esplanade School to journey to a small village in...

A GUERNSEY EVACUEE IN BILLETS IN HALE

That first Sunday we were told that. we would be going to Chapel that evening after tea, petrol was still...

Trams in Trawden

W'en t'Trawdin 鈥淒ad's Army鈥 gathered each night, If t'Germans came, thi...

Growing Up

As bakehouses were rationed to the amount of flour, sugar and other ingredients that they had used before...

A TEENAGER IN HELSTON

When I left school I spent two and a half years meeting the train on weekdays at Helston Railway Station, a...

Growing Up During The War

When he moved to his grandma's in Moorside Road, it was opposite Holyrood Church and they would go into...

Life in Hackney, London

In Victoria Park Hackney, the council dug big shelters with stacked beds all along the walls. There was a...

EAST ACTON: EARLY AIR RAIDS, BUBBLE AND SQUEAK 1940

My Brooks family lived at 18 The Green, East Acton: Mum (36), Beryl (10) Brian and new baby sister Jasmine....

WW2 MEMORIES OF DONALD KING part 1

My first memory is of looking out of a neighbour's upstairs window in Munster Road, Fulham, London, to...

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