Arundel museum wants memories of the 40s and 50s

Anyone who lived, worked or went to school in Arundel during that time is asked to share their recollections with Arundel Museum Society to extend its oral history archive.

The society is working with Littlehampton Museum to make the recordings and volunteers have already captured a range of individual memories of the town and its people during momentous years of the 20th century.

They will become part of Arundel Museum’s unique collection, preserved for future generations.

Anyone with memories who would be willing to be interviewed about their experiences in Arundel at that time is asked to contact John Peacock, telephone 07799 89 1642 or e-mail him at [email protected]

Alternatively, they can contact staff at Littlehampton Museum, telephone 01903 738100, who will put them in touch with Arundel Museum Society members.

Interviews are carried out by one of the ground-breaking project’s trained volunteers at a time and place to suit the subject.

The interview process normally takes about an hour from start to finish.