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Seach-Light Base at Ringmore in Devon.

I was brought up at Marwell Cross Gardens just out side the village of Ringmore near Kingsbridge in South...

The Air-Raid at Humphrey Head School Camp

Little did I know that I was going to be involved with the air-raids, because we never had any bombs in...

Nora's rather large Knickers

Nora still had the problem with her stockings... So she had got away without wearing a pair of stockings...

MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES OF AN ALLOTMENT

Everyone who had an allotment on the ‘Dingalls’ was always friendly and we always had lots of...

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Evacuation Nation

Olive lived in Aspatria, and had two evacuees staying with her; Austin and Bobby Marks... They went to the...

MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES OF AN ALLOTMENT

Everyone who had an allotment on the ‘Dingalls’ was always friendly and we always had lots of...

War Clouds Looming

When that fateful day arrived and we listened to Neville Chamberlain give his sorrowful speech at 11 a.m....

Manchester High School (Margaret Reeve) 1939-45

I was at the Manchester High School for all the war years and I was evacuated with the school to Cheshire...

Where is Liverpool lass Louie (WRN) and friend of Betty Brewster,demobbed 1946

Where is Liverpool lass Louie and friend of Betty Brewster,demobbed 1946. I became very friendly with a...

Circumstances force a change of mind about evacuating

But my mother took the four remaining children down to the boat, and we went on this boat, and my father...

Early Memories Of The Outbreak The War (1939)

As soon as the drone of the siren was heard our parents would wake us up and the drill took place —...

My War Years Remembering

I stayed in Sussex till I was 15 years old but afraid we had to move as the Germans used to drop...

Each classroom had its own shelter

While I was at Finsbury Road school, St Luke's School was bombed, so we had to share our school with...

The Young Life

One time we were bombed, I was with my brother and mother when it struck and my mother was taken straight...

Going to church THAT day

It was Sunday September 3rd 1939, I was 9 yrs old and as usual I had ben sent offf to the 10am...

Short Clips from WW2

Then stuck with nowhere to go, they saw some British prisoners of war on the road, so they threw away their...

The Sirens - Memories of World War 2

Mum tells us stories old and new, While grandma makes a strong hot brew....

'The Bear Encounter'!

Just before the Normandy Landings many Americans with their equipment were hidden in the woods and on the...

Rogue Bomber

I lived at Low Habberley a small village about three miles away and most lunchtimes I cycled home to lunch...

my war memories

You could hear the bombs and AA guns, and see the huge searchlights looking for the german bombers. Another...

Dorothy Beken — Evacuation Memories

During the war I was evacuated from Abbey Wood to Newnham along with my older sister and two of our...

Organizing the Evacuation of Children

I belonged to a youth club in London in Camberwell, which was run by a young Methodist Minister named...

Rosie Our Evacuee

Rosie arrived, just one small bag of clothes and belongins, crying her eyes out to her mum, dad and two...

War begins, bath ends

His account of the London Blitz, especially the bombing of Docklands and the City of London, has been...

Just a few memories

My Mum and Dad started to worry about what if they bombed the factory, so we moved back to Castle...

Evacuee in Paddock Wood 1939 to 1945

In 1939, I was eleven, my sister Jean Crawford was nine, and we were evacuated to live with The Farley...

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