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Tag: WW2

Tour guide Bob Lovesey at Bletchley Park with the Geezers

Geezers visit a top secret location

20th April 2023 Alan T History, News in and around Bow, The Geezers

Last Tuesday The Geezers headed off on a daytrip to visit Bletchley Park, the home of Britian’s WWII codebreakers who played an important role in defeating Hitler. We are a group of retired people, so

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Morpeth Castle Bow

Dougie Carnegie talks about being bombed out

7th August 2022 Alan T News in and around Bow, The Geezers

Dougie Carnegie (1932 – 2022) talks about being bombed out in the first recording below. After Dougie and Shirley married they lived on Cadogan Terrace at the eastern end of Victoria Park. It was a

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Henry Glanz 4th from left chopping wood in Wales 1940

Holocaust survivor visits the Geezers

21st June 2022 Alan T History, News in and around Bow, The Geezers

Towards the end of May the Geezers were privileged to have 98 year old Henry Glanz visit as a speaker. Henry arrived in Britain in 1939 as part of a group of 200 Jewish children

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Stretcher Railings junction Devons road and Watts Grove, London E3. They run past BIlberry House and Bramble House

Stretcher Railings

15th April 2021 Alan T History, News in and around Bow

Ken Stewart wrote in to ask: “My father who used to frequent the Moulders [Bromley High Street, E3] told me the old flats opposite going down to near the Seven Stars, their metal fencing was

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East End photos by Edith Tudor-Hart in Tate exhibition

5th August 2019 Alan T Arts in East End, History, News in and around Bow

Photos from the 1930s to 50s by Edith Tudor-Hart and her brother Wolfgang Suschitzky are on free display in the Spotlight Gallery at Tate Britain until 17th Nov 2019. It’s a big square room, and

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