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Nylons and Blackouts

French knickers and nylon stocking is what blackouts were....

Memories of the 1940s in Great Dunmow Part One

Glenn Miller never actually came but of course we danced to a lot of Glenn Miller music and the RAF bands...

Paddy Gillespie Smuggling from strabane to Liffordicon for Story with photo

That's where I got the money to buy me first car....

Memories of WW2 by Majories Pascoe Pt II

When we lived in London my mother had her 10/- -50p now — widows pension for herself, as we were...

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Chrissie Hargan’s (nee Conaghan) Story

Chrissie Hargan's Story Chrissie lived in Omagh and as there was no other work available, in 1941 she...

Pam's Anecdotes

My Mum and Dad and I stood on a hill as Coventry lit up and was burning, and we could hear bombs...

I remember having kippers

My Dad worked at the Coke Ovens and he was in the home guard. Mum and Dad always took me to the...

My Experiences during the war.

As well as the barn dances, I also used to make sandwiches for the Red Cross and attend Red Cross whist...

I REMEMBER 1939-1948/49

British Restaurants’ — They looked like the works canteen inside but you could buy a good meal,...

Young Tessa Recalls The Yanks in Derry

Bombing of Messines Park We were at the Derry Fheis, and it always ran very late... This night, that's...

Interview with Irene Halliwell

Lived 263 Manchester Road East, Little Hulton and attended the Primitive Methodist School. The day of the...

Mary Devlin - Over the border in My Da's van when the siren sounded

Her Aunt, mother's sister MaryAnne Campbell, went with sailors. If a girl was walking down on the other...

A Childhood in Wartime Bisbrooke (Home)

The butcher came to kill the pigs and the meat was put in the salting trough, and when eventually it was...

Army Rations in Burma

First out are the good old army biscuits, cigarettes, matches, tea, sugar, tinned milk, and salt Then there...

Childhood in Penryn

I lived in Penryn with Mum and Dad, my sister Eunice and young brother Colin. In the opposite house a Mr...

Anxiety, Annoyance and Community Spirit

The lady across the road made fadgies out of the food coupons and our next door neighbour made toffee...

War time memories of childhood in Ewell

Seeing our fighter planes going over Ewell to intercept the German bombers over Epsom Downs before they...

Country Tale

Living in the countryside during world war two meant that the risk of air raids were very low and...

MY GREAT GRANNY'S MEMORIES OF BALLYLEAGRY

The Americans were mostly stationed at Ballykelly airdrome and the Australians were out at Aghanloo...

Memories of WW2

Mother didn't enjoy the best of health so we didn't have an evacuee but I made friends with these...

the allotment

Among the varieties were potatoes, peas, pole and bush beans — but no broad beans because they got a...

Kathleen Bean, Childhood Memories

When the siren went, she used to come to our house because our cellar was bigger- it had an arch over and...

WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE

Fewer people wore hats, exception more formal occasions — weddings, Sunday church-going, though it...

German Occupation - Shortages

During the occupation the Germans installed electric cables in the main areas for their own use and the...

Country Life for City Folk

So he came up with Barney Hughes’ bread to Draperstown. I was just reading statistics … France...

Broadwell Revellericon for Story with photo

As well as being a professional singer and dancer the lady was also an accomplished dressmaker who made all...

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