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AUD1976-109
Mrs Short
Colliery hearse. Child died young. Watching blacksmith. Wandered into colliery as a child. Woman in a wheelchair. Grandmother made her nappies from sheets. Travelling salespeople, fishwives. Quoits. Clippy mats and quilts.
AUD1991-14
Mary Ratcliffe
As a child stayed with grandparents in Beamish. Threading needles for ladies to make quilts. Singing at Beamish - faster. Grandfather's funeral. Chapels at Ushaw Moor. Sunday school. Clerical work. Missionary work. Festivals. Miner supported the chapel. Wesley guild, ladies meeting. Class leader's work. Becoming a member. Father in world war one.
AUD2005-78
G. Fairess
Sisters, grew up in Allenheads. Going to school. During world war one, worked spar picking, mother disapproved of trousers. Working in munitions, fitter who got drunk under the machines. Teaching a calf to eat. The Allendale wolf - men came to look at their dog to make sure he wasn’t responsible, a wolf had escaped from circus. Possing quilts, very heavy work. Brother killed in world war one. Village spruced up when Allendale family came to visit. Travelling to Allendale by brake. Local doctors, people insisted on giving them drinks. Home remedies. Brother disturbed swarm of bees.
AUD2008-87
Mrs Cain
Father colliery blacksmith, visiting him at work; ate with grandmother each day. School – never saw cane in use. Went to grammar school in Hartlepool, by train, scholarship. Friends, singing games, cycling to tennis club. Cinema, early cat’s whisker radio. Left school at 18 and became a Probationer Nurse – wages and hours, exams. Fewer drugs, eg nursing pneumonia patients. Poor voluntary hospital, nurses badly fed and poor but had place in a hostel. Then Midwifery course in Tynemouth – hard to find the money to do course, travel etc, no grants. Became health visitor. Ran a first aid post durin...

 

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