Greenhithe
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Greenhithe memories
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Lost friends
I was a cadet on HMS Worcester 1957-1959.
Contributed by James Mitchell
My Old Home Town
I lived in Mounts Road for the first eleven years of my life and spent most of my days exploring during the summer holidays, espcially the cows field at the rear of our house as there was a tunnel in middle of field where the old railway used to run. We were told stories of how the tunnel caved in and the train was buried. One day my friend and myself went down to explore and there sticking out were the bumpers of a train. I never forget that day because we scared the begeebers out of each other saying we could hear cries of the people that were buried alive on the train and imagined them to be the workers ...read more here
Contributed by Theresa Gaughan
Kent memories
Lost friends
I was a cadet on HMS Worcester 1957-1959.
A memory of Greenhithe contributed by James Mitchell
My Old Home Town
I lived in Mounts Road for the first eleven years of my life and spent most of my days exploring during the summer holidays, espcially the cows field at the rear of our house as there was a tunnel in middle of field where the old railway used to run. We were told stories of how the tunnel caved in and the train was buried. One day my friend and myself went down to explore and there sticking out were the bumpers of a train. I never forget that day because we scared the begeebers out of each other saying we could hear cries of the people that were buried alive on the train and imagined them to be the workers ...read more here
A memory of Greenhithe contributed by Theresa Gaughan