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A kid's life in Cecil Road Hertford in the 1950s

Memories of Philip Wright and his mother, Stefanie, nee Schalk.

  • A kid's life in Cecil Road Hertford in the 1950s

    A kid's life in Cecil Road Hertford in the 1950s

    Prefabs, Cecil Road, Horns Mill, Hertford It is interesting that in later life when reflecting back on personal memories that it ...
  • A kids life in Cecil Road.

    A kids life in Cecil Road.

    All the kids, not just from Horns Mill, but more from Cecil Road will remember the great experiences we had ...
  • Adventures on the wasteland

    Adventures on the wasteland

    D’you know what, there are certain memories that a kid retains about the freedom and excitement out playing in all ...
  • American Car on Horns Mill

    American Car on Horns Mill

  • Me, (Philip Wright) as a Scout as a boy from Cecil Road.

    Me, (Philip Wright) as a Scout as a boy from Cecil Road.

    Some of us Cecil Road kids were in the scouts and I was also in the St. John Ambulance Brigade ...
  • Stefanie Wright's Story

    Stefanie Wright's Story

    Mother’s Story An Interview by Philip Wright, with my mother Stefanie Wright, nee Schalk. From her childhood through to her arrival in ...
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