We were living in West Bridgford, the sirens were going, my father couldn't get me out of bed - I was a...
We heard a German plane go over - the siren had not gone. By that time we were well versed between German...
I went to train at St James Hospital in Leeds which is in Yorkshire. In the Red Cross I didn't need a...
During the war I lived on a farm at Fenny Bently near Ashbourne. As we were farmers it meant we were ok...
One of my strongest memories centres on the time that the school decided to undertake an experiment —...
This story is a diary which my Auntie Gwen wrote in 1941....
Aged 9 , we had a Morrison shelter that we slept in night, because of the doodlebugs....
On the evening of VE day, we got up out of bed and went down to the local fire station... My family...
We lived in Withernsea and my dad was the Captain of the Home Guard... There were malatoft cocktails and...
My elder brother didn't eat his crusts off his sandwiches and threw them under the tresle table....
The photograph shows some of the Hitchin ARP team with the end result of a 'first aid' practice...
Weeks before the big day our mothers were collecting coppers and bits of food each week for baking and...
I remember tables and lots of food and the weather was good. My brothers and sisters who did get to go to...
It was pitch black and my brother fell over a bike which had been abandoned in the road, as he got up...
Age 12 dear lord, i hope all the people that died in the war are happy in heaven with you....
I was reading in my room when my mum called up to me to go and look out the window, there was...
Myself and my sister were taken to Central station in Manchester, by our mother, we had labels pinned to...
My Grandma was a nurse at whiteheaven hospital but had no war casulties. when she went to Southport she ate...
I was a Landgirl for 7-1/2 years on a farm in Kelmscott, Oxfordshire,. The lads on the farm used to shoot...
We lived in Railway Street, by the Central Station... I can remember we had a party in the street,but it...
I remember that some people had to wear tin hats when the sirens went and we had to go to a shelter...