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Madness

My wife was a 17year old Irish probationer at the Seamans Hospital Greenwich, next to the Royal Naval...

Bad News Telegraph Boy

I was a Telegraph Boy during the war, working for the Post Office in Bootle. Any of the telegrams, which...

Lucky Escape

Hot and Sharp

The cinema was called the Splendid... I had to pass an ARP warden in the shelter next to my road....

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Bomb Shelter

There was one Big Bang, and we later heard that a German bomber, returning home from a raid, had jettisoned...

A Different Christmas

When I was in bed on Christmas eve there were still no decorations- but I knew father Christmas was going...

Our Shop

Margaret Hunt speaks of the time when her mother took her son to Wales:-. One time I remember there was...

Feeling poorly on Air Raid duty

Anyone could be called up to do air raid duty, if you were called up you had to do it....

CHILDHOOD MEMORIES

As a very young child an army set up camp on the farm where I was living and I can remember queuing...

Churchill tank in the living room

I lived in Salisbury during the war and I remember seeing some of the VIPs who visited, people like King...

Rations and harvest in Laurencekirk

Laurencekirk was between three aerodromes - Edzell, Fordoun and Montrose....

Memories of Creswell, Derbyshire, as a schoolgirl.

Cornish potatoes

Potatoes were tilled in every available patch to feed the nation... Pigs were fed boiled potatoes....

a wartime day nursery - medicine

We had an allowance of good food for the nurseries and all the children were well fed... Later in the war...

Wartime Humour

My cousin Bobby was shouting at her 鈥淢other, for goodness sake would you hurry up!.. She says...

Bombs,books and badges

Bombs,books and badges...

Several buildings were destroyed

I remember the School Clinic in Ivory Place being bombed when several people were killed, including 3...

Evacuee in the Isle of Man

My father was in the Navy and was also stationed there, in charge of the Prisoners of War....

One of the train travels

During the war my mother would take me to my grandparents in Wales. We would go there travelling on the...

Watching Troops From the Playground

In 1939 I had just moved to a junior school next to the railway station at Ashford, Kent. After war had...

Bombing The Light Railway in New Romney

I was living in Cinque Ports Avenue in Hythe with my Mum, stepfather who was in the airforce and two...

Meeting the American's as a child

I was at school in Falmouth during the war and well remember cycling there and back daily. I passed a house...

Ant Noras sensitive ears

My mother's sister, Auntie Nora worked in an ammunitions factory and claimed that she could tell the...

Wartime memories of Leicester

Sheltering in Leicester "We didn't have Anderson shelters, we didn't go underground....

rationing and evacuees.

I remember evacuees came from London, but many didn't like leaving their families and after a while...

Evacuation

They went on a train from Rock Ferry Station to Newtown, near Welshpool... Mothers were calling to the...

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