Mother lived in Rupert Street in Norwich, and my father was a market gardener with a piece of land where he...
I lived with my Mum and Dad near Aylsham in Norfolk. For some reason I thought he meant there was a bird,...
The day War was declared, I was working at the old Norfolk and Norwich Hospital and several of us girls...
During World War Two I lived with my parents in Wymondham, above my father's shoe shop in Damgate...
Dad said that he survived the army and the Prisoner of War camp because as the oldest child in his family...
He called the police and they came round with a bucket of water in the back of the car, and put the...
We had a lot of livestock — pigs, chickens, cattle — and we grew sugarbeet, mangolds, barley...
My father a former regular soldier was called up and was given the rank of Sergeant Gunnery and drill...
The date that sticks in my mind is 28th April 1942 and the time 10.30 a.m. At that moment I was in...
The Head Teacher was Miss Base at the Browick Road School... Miss Allen, the teacher, would do this for me....
I went to stay with a lady called Mrs. Chambers, who was very formidable, at Moorgate Retford... Retford...
It included poachers and gamekeepers,ghillies, stalkers, verderers from the New Forest, farmers and their...
We went to school at Didlington Hall which we shared with evacuee children... The owner of Didlington Hall...
All the children carried gasmasks, they were in cardboard boxes with a string loop to go over the shoulder,...
It became necessary to go out on to the roof of the north trancept of the Cathedral where some incendiary...
I was with the 446th Bomb Group, 704 Squadron and we were a replacement crew and we began flying combat...
We lived in Henderson Road in Norwich and had an Anderson shelter in the garden. My Dad worked on the...
I left on a Friday and on the Monday I started to work in a teashop, the Mary Elizabeth Tearoom, in the...
My Grandad Moved from the borders of Scotland to Norfolk at the beginning of the Second World War... My...
I lived in Silfield on the outskirts of Wymondham and worked in the laundry on the Norwich Road... There...
I was 17 years old in 1939 and was living with my aunt, Ida Browne, in Winfarthing in Norfolk. I...
I remember when a timber ship containing oranges ran aground off Sheringham, not only did everyone go...