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  • Title: Hereford Sector Home Guard outside HQ

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph showing the Hereford Sector Home Guard pictured outside their headquarters. Names of people in the photograph listed below it

  • Title: ROF Rotherwas munitions workers, 1947

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1947

    Description: Black and white photograph of ROF Rotherwas munitions workers, 1947. The following names have been submitted by members of the public; if you can add any more please contact us using the form above. Mary Tong Eunice Annie Haines (marr. Mann) Betty Hicks Kathleen Mary Jones Roma Jones Daisy Dawe Doreen Ivy Howells Nellie Powell Mrs Edna May Gwinnett Mr Cecil Gethen (with moustache) Edith Mary Randles (née Griffiths) Gladys Christopher Edith Elizabeth Morris Dorothy Violet Morris (née Philips) Clohilda Dickenson Kitty Williams Photograph courtesy of Di Gilbert

  • Title: Albert Charles Victor Chambers in War Department Constabulary uniform during the Second World War, in which he served between July 1940 - December 1945

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1940

    Description: Black and white portrait photograph of Albert Charles Victor Chambers in War Department Constabulary uniform during the Second World War, in which he served between July 1940 - December 1945 at ROF Rotherwas. He was awarded a commendation for his actions during the 1944 explosion and had previously served as a private in the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry

  • Title: Albert Charles Victor Chambers in War Department Constabulary uniform during the Second World War, in which he served between July 1940 - December 1945

    Type: Image

    Date Published: 1940

    Description: Black and white photograph of Albert Charles Victor Chambers in War Department Constabulary uniform during the Second World War, in which he served between July 1940 - December 1945 at ROF Rotherwas. He was awarded a commendation for his actions during the 1944 explosion and had previously served as a private in the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry

  • Title: Two ladies in a donkey cart

    Type: Image

    Date Published: [1900-1910]

    Description: A black and white photograph of two ladies in a donkey cart in a lane outside cottages.The younger lady wears a picture hat and full sleeved blouse with large yoke whereas the old lady is dressed in the style of an earlier date.The label reads 'Two ladies-donkey and cart with two ladies - R Daly'

  • Title: Police Force, ROF Rotherwas, Second World War

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of Police Force, ROF Rotherwas, Second World War Middle row, third from left: William Joseph Preece

  • Title: William Garland, Hereford Home Guard and ex-soldier

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of William Garland, Hereford Home Guard and ex-soldier

  • Title: ROF Rotherwas muntions workers on tea break

    Type: Image

    Date Published: Unknown

    Description: Black and white photograph of ROF Rotherwas munitions workers on tea break

  • Title: Withington Home Guard log book

    Type: Manuscript

    Excerpt:

  • Title: Withington Home Guard log book

    Type: Manuscript

    Excerpt:

    Nome Age Military Experience. Next of Kin 3 ye

  • Title: Withington Home Guard log book

    Type: Manuscript

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    S N COLLIER, Oswald Gladstone. June 21st 1898 R.Es. Great Wa …

  • Title: Withington Home Guard log book

    Type: Manuscript

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    6 CARET Oliver Henry May 1890 No Wife COOPER Romas 14 Sept 1 …

  • Title: Withington Home Guard log book

    Type: Manuscript

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    N S 3 DICCORY Jokn. 39-1-20 None Father— Viggor, Old Hall, S …

  • Title: Withington Home Guard log book

    Type: Manuscript

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    DAUIES, Abbert Tack. 11 June 1918 None Father Galhard Rd, Ed …

  • Title: Withington Home Guard log book

    Type: Manuscript

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    B NI. 7 3 4 3 ANOREWS. Percy. 29th July 1904. None Wife. AMo …

  • Title: Withington Home Guard log book

    Type: Manuscript

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    172 BRONAGE. AIfred Herry. 3rd Feby 1891. 23rd Kings hivepoo …

  • Title: Withington Home Guard log book

    Type: Manuscript

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    S S 3 ETHERIDGE Artheer Joseph 13-3- 1896 1st Herefords. Gre …

  • Title: Still at war: Howard Laws, later vicar of Aston Ingham and Lea, was fighting the Japanese in Burma while Victory Europe Day was being celebrated at home

    Type: Image

    Description: Still at war: Howard Laws, later vicar of Aston Ingham and Lea, was fighting the Japanese in Burma while Victory Europe Day was being celebrated at home. Hereford’s Don Cornford, too, missed the VE celebrations – he was held prisoner by the Japanese and forced to work on the notorious Burma Railway. He weighed only around 35 kilograms when Captain Redman, a Guards Regiment officer, parachuted into their prison camp. ‘The war is over,’ Redman told Don. (Herefordshire Lore/Peggy Laws) Reproduced by kind permission of Herefordshire Lore - www.herefordshirelore.org.uk

  • Title: Party time: VE Day coincided with Mary Lewis’ 20th birthday

    Type: Image

    Description: Party time: VE Day coincided with Mary Lewis’ 20th birthday. Mary (second right) from Leeds, was on her way to the pictures when she was invited along. Corporal Harold King (third right) from Lower Bullingham was on leave from RAF Pershore and heading across High Town when he was also approached by a local pub landlord: ‘He wanted an airman to complete his party. “There will be a drink in it for you,” he promised.’ The group helped out at a children’s party in Berrington Street. Afterwards the drinks were on the house. ‘We served teas and probably had a couple of ciders,’ said Mary. (Herefordshire Lore/ Mary Lewis) Reproduced by kind permission of Herefordshire Lore - www.herefordshirelore.org.uk

  • Title: Arctic convoy: Ludlow’s Ivan Hall (right) with fellow merchant seaman Rogers in the Brazilian port of Santos

    Type: Image

    Description: Arctic convoy: Ludlow’s Ivan Hall (right) with fellow merchant seaman Rogers in the Brazilian port of 
Santos. Ivan eventually found himself on board the SS St Clears, ice-bound in sub-zero temperatures at the Russian seaport of Archangel. When the ice cleared he returned to Britain, the St Clears loaded with timber and paper pulp, as part of the fateful convoy PQ13. Five of the convoy’s ships went down when they ran into a minefield. Ivan’s luck held until his ship was attacked and sunk off the North African coast. (Herefordshire Lore/Ivan Hall) Reproduced by kind permission of Herefordshire Lore - www.herefordshirelore.org.uk

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