Hi Folks, I'd like to pick the collective's brains about this. I have searched high and low for info/pics of the rear underside of the early A...
The Blitz - The Hardest Night 10/11 May 1941, 11:02pm - 05:57am The most devastating raid on London took place on the night of 10/11 May 1941....
I've been watching a good bit of Brexit coverage. Not going to discuss politics. I'm enjoying all the views in and around Westminster. Very...
A family story relates to a lady born in 1911, which says "...Mary drove an ambulance in the war and her lungs were badly damaged by mustard...
In memory of the 13 London firemen and women and 21 Beckenham firemen killed on the night of 19th April 1941 when a bomb destroyed the old school...
Is Eileen Dunne - the young girl photographed by Cecil Beaton during the Blitz - still alive? She would be about 79 now if she was. Many thanks...
Hello all, This is my first post so forgive any breaches of forum etiquette... I have spent some considerable time recently typing up the...
Apologies if this has already been posted elsewhere but if you follow this link......
Photos from the Bank of England's vaults http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-35370494 From an extraordinary expansion, to the preparations for...
Christmas 1940 on the British Home Front Christmas 1940 was a very different time from anything that took place earlier, or since. It is a time...
The link below is to a video-book style presentation on the air raids on Falmouth during October 1940 which saw the harbour entrance mined with...
Arguably one of the things that kept up morale and united British and Allied service men and women and civilians was the 'Big Band sound' and...
From left to right Nobby Clark, Jack Scott, Albert Warner, Cyril Hardwick, Ray Randell
Hello Ladies & Gents, Please would you give me any help or advice about the following query I have? I hope this is the correct thread. I did...
My great great grandmother was killed at No.103. She was found on the stairs.
My estimate as to what the road is like today. They seem to have re-built the houses in the same style.
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