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We Saved Scaps for the Hens and Pigs

In the Sheffield Blitz an air raid siren went and Grandad Haigh came and told both lads to get under the...

Watching the Clock Ticking Towards Six.....

The doctor was called and fortunately she wasn't badly hurt, but he said to my mother,"I would get...

War Time Reminiscences

I lived with my parents and elder sisityer in Norwood Green, which was then between Southall and Hounslow...

INSIDE THE SHOE SHOP

A regular called at my dad's shop was the caretaker of the Baptist Church and he would take all our...

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Annie Jackson's War

We had German and Italian prisoners of war to help with the work. There were wartime recipes on the radio...

A Dad in the Pioneer Corps - A Tale of 2 Sons

These recollections were told to me by Mr Fox's sons, Barry and Raymond, at Old Harlow library during a...

The Blitz in Nunhead

I was living with my parents at my grandmother's shop at No.23 Nunhead Lane, situated opposite Nunhead...

My Parents: Harry and Ivy Taylor

He was evacuated a few times and my parents told me heart-rending stories about borrowing cars and driving...

My Early Memories

As we grew older my sister and I would go to the local cinema, there was always a special children's...

mums wedding

Until my marriage I lived in Fulham Park Gardens, London SW6.My fiance in Barnes... My new husband could...

My WW2 Memories in Darwen

The Monday morning began as normal, with Dad and myself walking with a hand truck into Darwen town centre,...

Life in Alfreton during WW2

Alfreton was hit during the bombing, mostly in fields, however there were casualties, a firewatcher was...

One Child's War Part 7 A Family at War by Elizabeth Chapman (nee Goodwin)

One of her grandchildren, one of my cousins, was in the A.T.S.. She drove 鈥渢op brass鈥 military...

The Invasion That Never Came

With the Colonel's wife, we scrambled at the ambulance station where we prepared hot water bottles,...

The War Years 4 - Train travel

By contrast the railway at Aldridge with the odd passenger train and trains of coal and bricks from the...

Gone But Not Forgotten

Then in March 1941, a German a bomb completely destroyed our home in Luckington Rd, Horfield, Bristol......

Wartime travels

At that time there were soldiers from Australia, New Zealand and South Africa coming over to the deserts....

Wartime Diary of a Schoolboy in Isleworth, London

He kept a diary throughout the war years which documented his experiences as a schoolboy living in London...

My Childhood in Hull during WW2

Rosie had to take her little brother and we big girls were truly affronted when he got a Mickey Mouse gas...

Suffolk Coast, from Peace to War.

It was one morning about miday whilst at Languard that we observed a sea plane flying in, very low, from...

Olive Cooke's Memories of War in Bristolicon for Story with photo

One other brother was a Naval Commando who survived the war but became mentally ill, i think as a result of...

DON'T GO DOWN THE ROAD

There was Mum, Dad and our big Chow dog... Rationing came and many a time I queued up 2 hours for 4...

Harry Foster, Redcar Cricket Club Scorer, rubs shoulders with County Cricketers

They arrived just in time to replace Redcar Cricket Club lads who had been called up; players included both...

Random Memories of a Bedford Schoolboy

My grandfather was a lorry driver and contracted to London Brick. During the day he would take a lorry load...

An Officer's Wife Remembers

Wife of a serving officer posted to Bridport, Mrs Davies arrived in Bridport in the summer of 1941. And...

My Memories of the War - Mary Burginicon for Story with photo

Because it was dangerous in Derby I was sent to stay with an aunt, Hilda Steeples, a school teacher who...

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