Emily Robinson
Emily belongs to: Cullercoats Community Centre
Emily was born in Front Street, Cullercoats. Her father was a plasterer and her mother sold fish. Emily worked in London during the war and returned to Cullercoats when she was demobbed.
Emily was interviewed by Kylea Little on 1 March 2006. The interview took place at Cullercoats Community Centre and lasted 23 minutes and 45 seconds.

Leaving Cullercoats for London during the war
"Well, I did my initial training at Oswestry for radar operating"
Well, I did my initial training at Oswestry for radar operating and then was transferred to Battersea Park, spent my time there.
I mean- London in those days to a young person was the other end of the world, practically. One had no reason to go. Read about it, saw photographs and things but…I loved it, and I loved London, even though it was well battered by that time, but I liked it very much.
Emily has 13 memories in the memorynet:
Emily's memories with a Women theme:
Mother going away with fish
Leaving school and the war
Leaving Cullercoats for London during the war
London during wartime
Being away from Cullercoats
Cullercoats beach
The lifeboat
Lifeboat Day and Polly Donkin
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Cullercoats Community Centre
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