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Male Office Worker, Brickworks b.23.12.1927 SIDEA (00 mins)Childhood in Marston.Time during the war as a child. Hardship. Essentials were not available. (05mins)Childhood memories of playing sport. Sunday school and church. Magazines. (10 mins)Discipline at schools, Sunday school and at home. (15 mins)Discipline. Father at war and at home. (20 mins)Father, collecting cigarette cards and Grandfathers. (25 mins)Grandfather's job at the Brickworks. Memories of grandfather. (30 mins)Mother and grandfather. (31 mins)End of Side A SIDEB (00 mins)Mother's job as seamstress. Grandfather on mother's side. (05 mins)School and Evacuees. (10 mins)Evacuees. Leaving school. Getting a job. At the Brickworks. (15 mins)About work at the Brickworks. Joining the RAF (20 mins)About the RAF. Joining football teams. (25 mins)Back to Brickworks after leaving RAF. Finished playing football. The changes at the Brickworks. (30 mins)New job at Brickworks after being taken over by London Brick Company. (32 mins.)End of Side B END OF INTERVIEW Original Interview 60 mins

17 January 2002

From: 1920 To: 2002

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Marston Valley Brickworks,
London Brick Company

brickworker, clerk, World War Two, rationing, Sunday Schools, teachers, seamstress, evacuees, RAF, football, MARSTON MORETAINE