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Reminiscences

We had friends from London so we expected bombs to drop, but we were lucky not to be bombed. I was 23...

Lining up for Dday in Dorset

Nightly we heard the roar of aircraft passing overhead on their way to bomb Bristol, the Ack Ack guns would...

Memories of WWII - Ken Johnson

The in 1944 when going to stay with my aunt in Finsbury Park, we head one evening the destructive sound of...

The Long Walk

Nana remembered one of Aunty Lucy's daughters had got married recently and had gone to live in...

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Twice Evacuatedicon for Story with photo

From the library I would take quite young stories to read but, in between, I was reading all of...

CIVILIANS ATWAR - CHAPTER ONE

The next morning, after a cooked breakfast, we were placed into coaches and driven away, the coach in which...

Tonbridge Childhood Memories

Sometimes the German bombers, despite the barrage balloons, flew low enough for us to look up and see their...

The experiences of a WW2 sight handicapped family.

At the time Stanley and Mary married, they were both working for the Cardiff Blind Institute in their...

Maurice Kinslow - 2nd World War Memoirs of a Child - Part 2

Schooling during the War and Afterwards a As stated in paragraph 2 above, there was complete closure for a...

Clipped Wings - Fishponds 1939

The talk was that our immediate area was not being bombed as Cossham Hospital was being use as a convenient...

My Memories of the War Part Two

One incendiary landed in the garden of the house behind where I now live, and one man had the water pump...

Childhood Memories of Wartime London

One of my most vivid memories of the war concerned the "Doodlebugs". These were flying bombs sent...

Wartime in Bournemouth & Weymouth

The little cottage at Lydlinch had no water at all indoors, there was a rain water butt outside the kitchen...

Our lives during the second World Waricon for Story with photo

All the children slept up on the boards and all the bigger children like me plus mum and dad, slept on the...

MY BIT IN WW2 ( Chapt.1 ) icon for Story with photo

The organisation of the Wesham fire station was rapidly changed by the transfer of two regular Blackpool...

Memories of a War Baby - Part Oneicon for Story with photo

With our dad, we caught the tram up the Brighton Road to the centre of Croydon. Two young...

Wartime Folkestone - Childhood Memoriesicon for Story with photo

As one of those with previous regular army experience he was soon promoted to senior NCO, before being...

A Letter to my Son (Part 4)

At last everyone was allowed to go to Bombay, so off Daddy went one morning in a train from a place called...

Wartime memories as a child

Some German aircraft flew over to bomb Kingston upon Hull, one must have tried to hit the lighthouse, and...

Lynton, N Devon from London

My father, George Henry Cornish, had anticipated the bombing of London, and especially of Poplar, in East...

Part I Evacuation

It has to be said that those involved did an excellent job, but this could not alter the fact that after...

Grasmere and the ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Guard - D Scott 1/3

My first memory of the war was after I left St Bee's School in 1939 and came back to the Prince of...

The Moss family 2

My friend johns parents I believe were Tories, I quite liked them, but they did make the comment that...

My Story by Mrs Connie Stanton

A London girl's college had been evacuated to Torquay and that was were I did my teacher training in...

When Nanna was nine — for Laura and Kate

When it became likely that there would be a war, all car manufacture stopped and the factories all began...

A Potted History of My War Years Part 1

We also used to cycle to Tredegar, a small town on the other side of the English hills where there was a...

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