Guildford at the start of the Second World War (Written Content) - Online from The Guidford Institute

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Epsom Road, Guildford. The shop Shelly was rented for use as accommodation by the ARP department and Women’s Voluntary Service

The start of the Second World War in September 1939 brought a huge change of lifestyle for people in Britain, despite the fact that many were expecting a war with Germany at some point and Britain had been making preparations for war for several years beforehand. Studying stories that were published in the local press, from the beginning of September 1939 through to mid-October of that year, local historian David Rose has uncovered a fascinating glimpse into the lives of Guildfordians at that time. Purchase a ticket to read his article! £2.00 or £1.50 Members