Wartime Celebrations💕💒
These two glorious Wedding photos below I do have names for! Mitchell and Shoosmith! Are you related?
These two glorious Wedding photos below I do have names for! Mitchell and Shoosmith! Are you related?
Kate Winifred came over from Australia in August 1924, so who was the Twins Daddy I wonder? Are you a descendant?
What a surprise to find that the family TOSH was so well known in Cumberland. A big part of UK industrial heritage.
From the clues on the back I finally managed to find the right family where everyone fitted in
This is the result of my Friday Puzzle Pic, great research from @CLeeEsq enormous thanks Chris!
This is the song by Vera Lynn in the actual film We’ll Meet Again released in 1943, we know through this letter this was filmed at Regents Park in 1942…..
I was amazed when I opened the battered old suitcase and found eight certificates!
Pride and Love. This time of year, around Remembrance Day evokes many emotions in people all around the world, especially this years anniversary of the end of WW1……………..
Just back from a good ten days away, wandering along the south coast in Motorhome, and found rather a lot of fantastic #OldPhotos from various sources, Ford Car boot, fleamarkets and various antique arcades with kind sellers who let me buy odd pics from their job lots, for […]
As promised here is the second blog showing The Illustrated LONDON News dated October 6th 1945 October 6th 1945 This copper cylinder shown above, was placed in a block of stone forming part of the huge overflow shafts at the new Ladybower Reservoir in the Derwent Valley on […]
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