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Northumberland / Re: North Blyth during WWII
« on: Sunday 07 April 24 17:43 BST (UK)  »
I was born @ 33 Worsdell Street North Blyth in Jan 1938.  I recall Travelling to school in Blyth on the small 'rope' ferry.  Our Neighbours were Mrs Nairn and Mr and Mrs Hardy.
I remember a wood yard owned by a Mr Marshall.
There was a large railway shed nearby and I recall quite a number of armed forces in the locality. I also recall an 'Institute' building where dances were held.
Other memories include 'barrage' balloons above the rail sheds and playing along the large 'staiths' where ships loaded coal for use in southern power stations.
Does anyone else share any of these memories?

My name is Lynn nee Marshall my father Colin was born at 39 Worsdell Street in 1935 my Grandfather was Colin also this will be the man you are talking about we spent our childhood going to visit my Grandma and Grandfater at North Blyth he died in 1972 my gran in 2003 she was 103 years old my Father died 2021 aged 85

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