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My war experience

Gran must have bought us a bungalow next to a 'tin hut' opposite the common... Extra eggs were...

I was a WW2 baby

My mother started to get a bit fed up with this, as we were living in Sanderstead, in the middle of Biggin...

Schoolboy Memories

Towards the end of the War, I became a Schoolboy Christmas Postman... I was a Schoolboy Postman for two...

Our Family

I can remember that when the sirens sounded the porters would come into the ward and if we had a letter...

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Scotts' Mist

The following story appears courtesy of and with thanks to The Liverpool Diocesan Care and Repair...

Fragments of the Waricon for Story with photo

I remember the Anderson shelter in the back garden and I think I can remember sheltering there with my Mum...

Travelling with my husband

I returned to Hull, but moved to be with my mother in law in Blackpool as Hull was being blitzed......

Growing up in Caversham in wartime.

The other son worked in the munitions factory in Kentwell Hill... Crossing Caversham Bridge one day a...

A Fairly Quiet War

I was living in Bretherton about ten miles from Liverpool and was ten years old when war broke out in...

A Chilly Dorset winter

Then, in January 1940, she was appointed Head Teacher at a village school in Dorset, where we lived in the...

The Morrison Shelter and the Anderson Shelter

You'd have curtains — you know all these things you had to buy — my father had sort of...

Bruce, the War Dogicon for Story with photo

We had a pet Labrador called Bruce who had been with us about a year when my mother heard on the radio...

Dinner for Special Guests at R.A.F Coltishall

I was instructed in how to make a short speech and how to propose the health of our visitor. Even the...

My first memory V.E. DAY.

My dad carried me down the hill to near the bottom of our road.There, on what I now know to be a...

Eric Howard and his childhood evacuation

Food was scarce on the Islands, they had to wait for the arrival of the Vega; they brought in lots of...

Life in Blackburn according to Evaline

Evaline and her husband meet in King George's hall; they went to dance there which they went every...

Collieries - Hard Times

Contents were 1lb flour, 4 oz butter, two rashers bacon, 3 eggs, 4 oz lard... Kids in winter time used to...

Horsey, Horsey, Don't You Stop.

Children form my school went by coach to the station and we traveled for hours and hours in a corridor...

Doodlebug!

When I was four and a half, my mother had to go into hospital because of a miscarriage so I was sent...

I was BKFJ434

The final digit determined where you were in your household, so in other words, there was my Mum, my Dad,...

A Birmingham Childhood

I moved to Birmingham in 1944 just as the rockets, V1's and V2's had started... You could hear the...

Evacuation by Sea and Living on the Farm

On the morning of the 1st September 1939 we were taken to our school in Dagenham and from there my sister...

Bombed out

One time at school we heard bombing close at hand and the teachers told all the children to get under the...

Memories of WW2

I remember Vellacotts Farm and cottages at Stonehouse Lane, West Thurrock well as I used to deliver papers...

Feeding the Hens.

I had great fun with those hens, and knew them by name! One day when feeding the hens, a german bomber came...

Evacuee

After Dunkirk when it was expected that England would be invaded a friend and I were going to Canada under...

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