Working In Sudbrook Cottages, Beverly Nichols, Alison Graham - Gerald Stevens - 64
Working In Douglas House, Now The German School - Gerald Stevens - 61
Working In Boxall Cottages - Gerald Stevens - 62
We Hid Under The Table Or In The Cellar - Gerald Stevens - 03
We Had Two Butchers - Gerald Stevens - 53
We Had A Bus Pass But Only For Certain Routes But We Cheated Sometimes - Gerald Stevens - 24
There Was A Lot More Open Space To Play On When I Was A Lad - Gerald Stevens - 17
There Was A General Store Where Povey\'s The Butcher Was - Gerald Stevens - 52
There Was A Big Ditch Where Grey Court Was Built, Good Place For Bird Nesting - Gerald Stevens - 28
The Milk Rounds Were Secrett\'s And Hornby And Clark - Gerald Stevens - 10
The Fire At Grey Court In 1974 - Gerald Stevens - 31
The Cottages In Ham Street Were Originally For Farm Workers - Gerald Stevens - 09
St Andrew\'s Was Strict And Run By Brutal Man Called Mr Gomm - Gerald Stevens - 12
Sewage Farm Was A The Bottom Of Ham Street, Then There Was A Piggery That Was Eventually Moved Further Away - Gerald Stevens - 20
Rod Of Rod Jane And Freddie Lived In Ham - Gerald Stevens - 57
Remembering The Gardener At Avenue Cottage - Gerald Stevens - 63
One Child Dies From Drowning In The Pits - Gerald Stevens - 19
National Service Got In The Way Of Getting An Apprenticeship - Gerald Stevens - 37
My Younger Brother Wilfred Started A Building Business In Beaufort Road - Gerald Stevens - 07
My Grandfather Was A Trader And Used To Graze His Cows On The Common - Gerald Stevens - 05
My First Job Was With British Railways At St Margaret\'s - Gerald Stevens - 32
My Dad\'s Brother Were Bookmakers - Gerald Stevens - 06
My Dad Brought Me Mum To Ham To A Cottage In Ham Street - Gerald Stevens - 08
Mrs Dunkely Had A Second Shop In Back Lane, They Had A Bread Round - Gerald Stevens - 51
Mr Page Was A Lovely Man At St Andrew\'s And We Played Cricket With Him At Lunchtimes On The Common - Gerald Stevens - 15
Mr Page Had A Large Collection Of Bird\'s Eggs And We Were Keen On Collecting Them As Well - Gerald Stevens - 16
Mortlake School Was Chosen Because My Sister Went There - Gerald Stevens - 25
Montrose House, Tommy Steel\'s House - Gerald Stevens - 59
Miss Webster Was Indian And Taught At St. Andrew\'s, And Didn\'t Like Me - Gerald Stevens - 13
Memories Of Western Lodge - Gerald Stevens - 60
Memories Of The Manor House Sandy Lane Owned By Major McGrath - Gerald Stevens - 56
Memories Of Louis Secrett - Gerald Stevens - 30
Memories Of Jimmy Edwards Playing Polo And The New Inn - Gerald Stevens - 54
I Worked On The Manor House At The Corner Of Sandy Lane - Gerald Stevens - 55
I Worked In Stubitts At Treefour House- Gerald Stevens - 45
I Worked In Cedarwood On Ham Common, They Had Two Staircases - Gerald Stevens - 39
I Worked In A Couple Of Houses On Ham Farm Road - Gerald Stevens - 42
I Worked At Sunhaven Where Dave Allen Lived - Gerald Stevens - 40
I Was Never Frightened With All The Bombs - Gerald Stevens - 04
I Was A Bit Late Starting School At St. Andrew\'s - Gerald Stevens - 11
I Used To Give Your Parents Half My Wages For My Keep - Gerald Stevens - 34
I Used To Fish In The Pits But There Were Dangerous - Gerald Stevens - 18
I Used To Attend St Andrew\'s Church, And A Weekly Fee Paid For A Yearly Outing - Gerald Stevens - 21
I Never Had A Look Into The Tudor House Alone The Petersham Road, It Was Moved Brick By Brick- Gerald Stevens - 58
I Much Preferred The Parly Shift On The Railways - Gerald Stevens - 35
I Left St Andrew\'s A Little Early Because Of Ill Health, Sent To Broadstairs - Gerald Stevens - 22
I Got A Job At Cellon\'s Paints In The Offices - Gerald Stevens - 36
I Always Wanted An Electric Train Set But Evenually Worked On The Railways - Gerald Stevens - 33
Harry Scott Was A Cobbler Opposite Dunkley\'s - Gerald Stevens - 50
Ham Farm Road Was Redevelopped At The Same Time As Parkley\'s - Gerald Stevens - 41
Growing Up In Ham Street - Gerald Stevens - 01
Grey Court Was A Big Improvement, I Loved It There - Gerald Stevens - 26
Dave Allen Used To Drink In The New Inn - Gerald Stevens - 43
Corporal Punishment Was Still In Force - Gerald Stevens - 27
Bunting\'s Built Grey Court School - Gerald Stevens - 46
Bull Meadow Was Ploughed Up And Maize Was Planted - Gerald Stevens - 29
Building And Demolishing Of Craig House - Gerald Stevens - 48
Bomb Damage In Ham, Shelters - Gerald Stevens - 02
All The Teachers Were Strict At St. Andrew\'s - Gerald Stevens - 14
Alan Parker Lived In The Little House Lock Road- Gerald Stevens - 47
After Some Experience In Building, I Got A Job As A Carpenter On The Wates Estate - Gerald Stevens - 38
A Paper Round From 6am Then School In Mortlake - Gerald Stevens - 23
A Bootmender Operated In Craig Road - Gerald Stevens - 49
Working At ABC TV At Teddington Studios - Margaret Woodrow - 12
We Were Evacuated In 1944 To Gotham - Margaret Woodrow - 04
My Sister And I Used To Play On Ham Common - Margaret Woodrow - 03
My Mother Liked Going Out Days To West Worthing - Margaret Woodrow - 08
Memories Of The Shops Of Ham Parade - Margaret Woodrow - 07
I Was Living For A While At Tolworth - Margaret Woodrow - 13
I Was Involved With The Ham Horticultural Society - Margaret Woodrow - 15
I Remember Going To The Elite Cinema Where Wilko Is Now - Margaret Woodrow - 10
I Remember A Bomb Falling In June 1944 - Margaret Woodrow - 06
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