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Listen to an interview with Nella Graham — Nella Graham

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Listen to an interview with Fred Haney — Fred Haney

Listen to an interview with Joseph Hardono — Joseph Hardon

Listen to an interview with Mrs Harkness — Mrs Harkness

Listen to an interview with Mary Heslam — Mary Heslam

Listen to an interview with Kathleen Hodgson — Kathleen Hodgson

Listen to an interview with William Nixon Ismay — William Nixon Ismay

Listen to an interview with Bill Lowther — Bill Lowther

Listen to an interview with Joyce Meppem — Joyce Meppem

Listen to an interview with Michael Penrice — Michael Penrice

Listen to an interview with Eileen Reay — Eileen Reay

Listen to an interview with Sidney Roland James — Sidney Roland James

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Cumbria Speaks Oral History Project is made possible with thanks to funding and support from: Heritage Lottery Fund, Cumbria County Council, Wigton Town Council. Cumbria Speaks Oral History Project are grateful for the terrific help of Trevor Grahamslaw -who provided the photographs of the interviewees for this website -and both the image bank at Cumbria County Council (cumbriaimagebank.co.uk) and Trevor Grahamslaw for providing many of the photographs seen in our slideshow.

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