A short film made by John Taberham of St James’ Heritage & Environment Group about the munitions factory at Lemington Point where hundreds of women worked in dangerous conditions during the First World War.
That was very informative and a great narrative from John looks like a lot of research has gone into this story I will now watch Gut is Good well done JT
my Grandfather worked in vickers shell factory, i remember everyone had a brass shell casing by the fireplace which was highly polished and held the pokers .
How both very entertaining and informative. I really enjoyed listening to this.
That was very informative and a great narrative from John looks like a lot of research has gone into this story I will now watch Gut is Good well done JT
very interesting john,my mother was a shell filler in WW2.
my Grandfather worked in vickers shell factory, i remember everyone had a brass shell casing by the fireplace which was highly polished and held the pokers .