Home is where the heart is. In the case of Maud Matilda Clarke (née Mills, b. 1887), this was certainly true, having not just one but three childhood homes. Each one being made unique and special by the people who were in it. She shared her homes with her family; …
2/1030 TODD, A.W., “The Masons of London”, TS, pp.101 + 39pp. illustrations (c.38,000 words).Modern Department, Museum of London. An extremely useful account …
‘[I worked] after school. Every night. Five o’clock to eight o’clock. And on Saturday, I used to go eight o’clock in the morning til ten o’clock on Saturday night and I used to get two shillings and a bag of faded apples.’
Tomorrow Couldn’t Be Worse originally aired on Granada Television. Its intention was to create a platform that celebrated and emphasized the working-class …
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