Photograph of Eileen Baxter and Helen Graham, interviewees for oral history project. zoomPhotograph of Eileen Baxter and Helen Graham, interviewees for oral history project.Date created 14/02/2016 Time period 14/02/2016 Contributor Morecambe Bay Partnership Copyright Morecambe Bay Partnership Access Open Reference number H2H.0318 Format Photograph (356) Themes Women's lives (51) Places Morecambe (255) No CommentsStart the ball rolling by posting a comment on this page! Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ Women's livesAqua LovliesAqua LovliesAqua LovliesAqua LovliesAqua LovliesBorn into a family of butchersDefending the Docks Oral HistoryFishing in a male dominated world - Margaret OwenFishing with a haaf-net - Margaret OwenFishing with seals - Margaret OwenGrowing up at Sunderland Point - Dorothy CalverleyGrowing up at Sunderland Point - Iris BirksHave you heard the cockles sing?Morecambe's Super Swimming StadiumNearly drowned - Margaret OwenOral history interview with Baxters of Morecambe staffOral history interview with Dorothy Calverley of Sunderland PointOral History Interview with Edith Knight - Defending the DocksOral history interview with Eileen Bainbridge, worked at fish factory in Flookurgh and picked for fishermen in FlookburghOral history interview with Eileen Baxter and Helen Graham talking about the Morecambe TrawlersOral history interview with Evelyn Archer (nee Moreland), founder member of the Winter Gardens Trust and was pivotal in saving the Winter Gardens TheatreOral history interview with Gillian Asplin. Wartime memories of Arnside.Oral history interview with Ginny Marshall, a lifeguard in Morecambe Super Swimming StadiumOral history interview with Helen Loxam, current Chief Executive of the Lancaster Port CommissionOral history interview with Hilda Burrow, daughter of John Richard Dickinson Burrow, who was Guide to the Sands at Grange FarmOral history interview with Iris Birks of Sunderland PointOral history interview with Jackie Bailiff of Sunderland PointOral history interview with Janet Butler of Morecambe Bay Fishermen's AssociationOral history interview with Jean Dennis and Barbara Dawe, daughters of Dick Woodhouse, a very influential shrimper in the Morecambe Bay area.Oral history interview with Jean Robinson. Father was Harold Butler and shrimped, cockled and caught flukes around Flookburgh.Oral history interview with John Owen, Publicity and Entertainment Department in Morecambe Town HallOral history interview with June Wilson, wife of John Wilson, Fisherman in FlookburghOral history interview with Lynn McClureOral History Interview with Margaret Charnley - Defending the DocksOral history interview with Margaret Owen, full time female fisherwoman, of Sunderland PointOral history interview with Mrs L. Carrick. Aqua Lovlies at Morecambe Super Swimming Stadium.Oral history interview with Rex Lancaster. Growing up in Grange.Oral history interview with Sarah Fishwick about life in and around Silverdale and the YealandsOral history interview with Sheila Drewery (worked at Lakeland Laundry 1964-1976) and Bryn Howell (worked there from 1963)Oral History Interview with Sheila Watson - Defending the DocksPhotograph of Barbara Dawe and Jean Dennis, interviewees for oral history project.Photograph of Dorothy Calverley, interviewee for oral history project.Photograph of Eileen Baxter and Helen Graham, interviewees for oral history project.Photograph of Ellen Shuttleworth, interviewee for oral history project.Photograph of Hilda Burrow, interviewee for oral history project.Photographs relating to Miss Great BritainPicking shrimps at Morecambe Fishermen's Co-operative Society. Pictured are Ada Bartholemew, aunt of Eric Morecambe, and Ginny GardenerProgramme for Aqua Cascades Water Show of 1961The Sound of Horses in the NightWartime Memories of ArnsideWomen picking shrimps at Morecambe Fishermen's Co-operative Society
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