There is a walled-in garden of memory at Agecrof Cemetery to the people of Salford who lost there lives,...
One day, probably about 1940 our gang of five lads were going home from school when a German bomber swooped...
I together with my sister Eileen were evacuated to Reading from London on the first of September 1939... We...
I well remember the hard work of making them habitable, scrubbing the dusty floorboards before putting down...
I can remember sleeping in a cellar with my family in Islington the night before I was evacuated again,...
They sing the songs of Ulster, with all their lusty might... They need sing songs of Ulster, these...
For some time my father, mother and I slept in this shelter every night because we lived in quite a...
And later when we saw German troops invading Russia I thought Hitler and Germany could not possibly win....
Alan, three years my senior, sat tall leaning against the garden wall behind the seat, looking out over the...
Barbara and I were evacuated to Rushden in Northampton, when she was 3 to give us a break from the bombs,...
I lived with my parents, Rose and Alfred Wedgbury, and my older brother, David, near Borstal Heath. I have...
They were evacuated to Stoney Stratford and then to New Bradwell both adjoining Wolverton in Bucks, now all...
In May 1940 my brother and I arrived at Waterloo to start our journey to Bridgewater in Somerset. Mrs...
I was too young to go in the forces so when I left school I went to work as a clerk in...
Name Mrs Jennifer Amos Interview Date 6th May 2005 Subjects covered Morrison Shelters, Evacuation, Make do...
With what we could save from the bombing, We moved in with my auntie Nell, My gran and grandpa, mum and me,...
Nat was invalided out of the RAF Jack was a Cpl in the RAF Philip was a Major in the RAMC Benjamin...
His 鈥渇ight on the beaches鈥 speech to Parliament at about that time made a great impression on...
I stayed with my Mum and my sister Betty, but my older sisters were sent to private homes in Wales. I went...
I was only a small child during world war, and the small village where I lived was not exactly a target for...
It had landed about a mile and a half away on the other side of Watling Street on a avenue of houses...