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Caught: Memories of a Mars Baricon for Recommended story

I was born in November 1939 in Rowlands Gill, County Durham, two months after the outbreak of World War...

A Three-Year-Old's Recollectionicon for Recommended story

His name was Sapper Carter, David Arthur, Number 1 Section 672 Artisan and Works Company, Royal Engineer...

The Black Bananaicon for Recommended story

The highlight of the evening was the auction of a BLACK BANANA. My dad remembered someone holding it in the...

Bananasicon for Recommended story

I wonder if the other local children who were also given a banana have similar memories. On the rare...

Bananas: Chell, Stoke-on-Trenticon for Recommended story

At the age of 4 he was given his first banana... He ate the banana with the skin on!...

The Pram and the Bananaicon for Recommended story

I was so proud of this banana, every day when I wheeled my doll pram outside in the avenue, I had the...

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Part 6 change for Cardifficon for Story with photo

All doubts about who they were disappeared as they moved towards door but before they could reach it, the...

A Shopgirls View Of World War 2

As a girl I had a choice of factory work, joining the land army girls or the forces. Jacks brother who was...

Keep Smiling Through

Mum gave Dad a last minute message, to get Gran and my Uncle George to leave their home in Clapham and use...

Wartime Memories of a Civilian

Dad, in the Specials, had to leave us and go home early, and Ken went with him as his schooling was...

WW2 Experiences of a Hertfordshire Schoolboy

Most of the shrapnel was steel fragments from anti-aircraft shells but there were all sorts of bits of...

Wartime in London

I seem to remember the lack of butter and margarine most of all and I recall, when on one occasion having...

My Wartime Anecdotes (1939 – 1945)

Meanwhile, my sister Doris, a voluntary St. John's nurse, had joined the Ambulance Brigade, and in the...

The War Years, 1939 - 1945: Childhood Memories in Waterloo

In that winter Mother dressed me in knee-high black, leather lace-up boots,, an itchy woollen vest,, long...

Early Wartime Thoughts, ATS and Army Post

We all helped each other to cope in the best way we could and when our war with Europe was won in...

A Child's War: In Hull

I lived in Hull, in East Yorkshire, with my mother and father at 24 Claremont Avenue. By the time mother...

A Lifetime Remembered: part 1 The 'Phoney' Evacuation

But I do remember what happened next, the teacher called out my name ‘Teddy Parsons’ this is...

My memories of World War II

The constant air raids on both Birmingham and Coventry and the search by the Luftwaffe for the largest...

My Wife Irene’s Wartime Story By LEONARD J.SMITH

The bullring was a very special place with a special atmosphere of its own which was lost for ever, out...

Peggy's Wartime Memoriors

One of our friends from Dumfries, Tom, was now in the RAF and stationed nearby so when my godfather's...

MY Second World War Memories:Evacuated to Wales

One Saturday Roy Crossley and I went to Aberystwyth, with Mr Lloyd in the pony and trap, as we both had to...

A Schoolboy in Northallerton

The vast areas of flat land in the Vale of Mowbray became the location and development of major airfields...

St Gildas Convent, Chard

This was four miles away along the busy A.30 road and my mother or father would take me by car, a Morris...

'My War' by Olive Cox

Rene and John used to go to dinner at the Strand Palace Hotel in London and dancing at Rainbow Corner in...

Wakefield and WWII

Drake & Warters, part-owned by Mrs Cresswell's father had men working in Sheffield, and they told...

Memories and Extracts from My Mother's Diary 1939-1945

Closing it up and going back to Mum and Dad December 11th Went to Exeter to Recruiting Office at 9 am with...

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