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What did you do in the war, mummy?... War years were revisited when residents of Rose
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What did you do in the war, mummy?... War years were revisited when residents of Rose
What did you do in the war, mummy?... War years were revisited when residents of Rose Mount, Birkby, held a 1940s street party in aid of the Kirkwood Hospice Appeal. The party featured the Huddersfield Youth Brass Ensemble - playing Glenn Miller music - a tea served at trestle tables, a tombola and a raffle. 29th June 1986
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The print captures a heartwarming scene from the past, as residents of Rose Mount in Birkby come together to revisit the war years. In support of the Kirkwood Hospice Appeal, they organized a lively 1940s street party that transported everyone back in time. The atmosphere was filled with nostalgia and camaraderie as people donned period costumes and waved flags adorned with patriotic pride. The Huddersfield Youth Brass Ensemble set the mood by serenading the crowd with enchanting Glenn Miller music, evoking memories of an era defined by resilience and unity. Trestle tables were beautifully arranged for tea service, offering a taste of traditional British hospitality. Excitement buzzed through the air as attendees eagerly participated in tombolas and raffles, knowing that their contributions would make a difference for those in need. This snapshot serves as a reminder of how communities can come together to support charitable causes while celebrating their shared history. It showcases not only the generosity of these individuals but also their commitment to preserving collective memories. As we gaze upon this image from June 29th, 1986, it is evident that even decades later, events like this continue to inspire us to reflect on our past and honor those who sacrificed during World War II. Memory Lane Prints presents this photograph without any commercial intent; instead, it seeks to capture moments like these that remind us all about our yesterdays and encourage us to build brighter tomorrows through acts of kindness and compassion.
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