Brief history of Ham Girl Guides - Mike Holwill - 15
Brief history of Ham Scouts - Mike Holwill - 14
Cycling and driving to work at Queen Elisabeth College - Mike Holwill - 05
Enjoying Isabella Plantation and Ham Common - Mike Holwill - 06
Ham Fair - the scouts used to build a gateway - Mike Holwill - 20
Ham Fair was a friendly and enjoyable event - Mike Holwill - 21
I have been assistant at services at St Richard's and now treasurer - Mike Holwill - 18
I retired from scouting in 2000 - Mike Holwill - 13
I was assistant Scout Leader under Henry Saville - Mike Holwill - 11
I was involved organising Ham Fair - Mike Holwill - 19
I've always been interested in Scouting - Mike Holwill - 10
Learning skating at Richmond Ice Rink - Mike Holwill - 04
Lock Road was part of the 71 bus route, and the Doctor's was No. 45 now demolished - Mike Holwill - 02
Moving to Lock Road in 1965. Used as a rush hour rat run - Mike Holwill - 01
Moving to Petersham in 1978 where it was quieter than Lock Road - Mike Holwill - 08
My son and daughter in the scouts and guides and sang in St. Richard's church choir - Mike Holwill - 03
My wife became Group leader then Guide commissioner - Mike Holwill - 12
My wife taught at the Old Vicarage School in Richmond - Mike Holwill - 07
My wife Wendy was involved in scouting as well as guides - Mike Holwill - 16
Parking was always a problem organising Ham Fair - Mike Holwill - 23
St Richard's and Scouts and Guides social Events - Mike Holwill - 25
Stalls and participants in Ham Fair - Mike Holwill - 22
Theatre going in Richmond and using what the area has to offer - Mike Holwill - 24
We kept our contact with St. Richard's when we moved to Petersham - Mike Holwill - 09
We were here in 1965 for the consecration of St Richard's - Mike Holwill - 17
Box pews at St. Peter's were scary for a child - George Hughes - 26
Circus animals on the Petersham Road - George Hughes - 05
Fishing from the concrete barges moured in the pits - George Hughes - 13
George Hughes and Sons employed 20-25 people - George Hughes - 17
Going to school during the war - George Hughes - 09
Ham bonfire was started after the war - George Hughes - 24
Ham FC played on the common. Boxing day was a big event - George Hughes - 18
Ham FC won the Surrey Junior Cup in 1953 or 4 - George Hughes - 19
Ham Tug of War memories - George Hughes - 23
I left schiool at 14 - George Hughes - 31
I loved National Service but was wounded - George Hughes - 15
I sang in St Andrew's church choir - George Hughes - 25
I used to come home from school for lunch - George Hughes - 11
I used to to milking at Secrett's Farm - George Hughes - 20
Memories of the school in Ham - George Hughes - 12
My father used to skate in the river near Richmond bridge and Pen Ponds - George Hughes - 29
My grandfather at the head of a funeral - George Hughes - 03
My Grandfather's was a funeral director and used to make coffins - George Hughes - 02
My school, the Russell School, Petersham was bombed - George Hughes - 07
My sister went to Tiffin School - George Hughes - 34
My Uncle is on St Peter's War Memorial - George Hughes - 01
Post pub carboard box game - George Hughes - 10
Skating home from Richmond in winter 1947 - George Hughes - 28
Taking the cows to graze the towpath - George Hughes - 30
Tanks ruined to roads from Hawker's to the Park - George Hughes - 33
Testing Hawker's Tanks in Richmond Park - George Hughes - 32
The family business repaired a lot of war damage - George Hughes - 16
The war was exciting for a 12 year old but I served in Suez - George Hughes - 14
Used to play in the sandpits in my Grandfathers yard - George Hughes - 06
We moved from Petersham to Ham to Mowbray Road - George Hughes - 08
We used to live at 215 Petersham Road - George Hughes - 04
We were one of Louis Secrett's best customers - George Hughes - 21
Winters were colder and Ham pond used to freeze to allow skating - George Hughes - 22
Working at Richmond Ice Rink in that cold winter of 1947 - George Hughes - 27
Alan Dudeney started the school choir - Tim Hibberd - 07
Band practice at St Richard's Church - Tim Hibberd - 08
Borstal Club lasted 30 years - The Compass Club - Tim Hibberd - 05
First job was at Watney's brewery, then Hawkers, then Focus - Tim Hibberd - 13
Gigs at the Half Moon Putney - Tim Hibberd - 11
Ham scouts used to have a band, Lock road was a bus route - Tim Hibberd - 12
Ham used to be a rough area - Tim Hibberd - 04
Leisure venues in and around Ham, Cinema, Swimming, Isabella and Kew - Tim Hibberd - 17
My cousin, a music professor, helped train my voice - Tim Hibberd - 16
My father founded the first Borstal Club of GB - Tim Hibberd - 03
My father ran the Youth Club in Lock Road - Tim Hibberd - 09
My father, born in Sheen, Captured at Dunkirk, prisonner for 6 years in Poland - Tim Hibberd - 01
My mother was a nurse at St.Michael's Convent - Tim Hibberd - 02
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