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15 October 2014
WW2 - People's War

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by wellslibrary1

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wellslibrary1
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Hampstead,London
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Civilian
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A2647460
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19 May 2004

This story was added by Tricia Humphrey, Librarian, Wells Public Library, Somerset as told by Shelagh Levy Addis.
Every day during the war someone from Hampstead went up to the Whitestone Pond, the highest point in London, and if they could see the cross on the top of St Paul's cathedral, London was safe and free.

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