'Robert William Lamb Interview' (audio recording)

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'Robert William Lamb Interview' (audio recording)

Originally recorded using a dictaphone. Includes the following topics: (00:00) Birth at Clematis House, Lund in 1939 (00:45) World War II: British Soldiers evacuated from Dunkirk billeted at Lund farms (04:14) Air Raid on RAF Driffield (05:30) The Lamb family’s agricultural heritage in the East Riding father and grandfather (15:45) World War II: Women’s Land Army (16:30) Mechanised and manual farming from the 1930s (18:30) Farming during the first half of the twentieth 1 (21:50) Italian and German POW’s during WWII (22:50) Farming during the first half of the twentieth 2 (24:30) Livestock markets around Lund (26:15) World War II farming (27:00) Harold Charlton, a notable local farmer (29:44) William’s entry into farming: Education – Scarborough College, Young Farmers Club, Bainton Young Farmers School (32:50) The drift (of farm labour) from the land (34:10) Effects of dock strikes on farming (35:00) Poultry farming (36:00) Mechanisation of farming from 1950s (37:35) Impact of joining the EEC on the region’s farming

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Finding Aid: TR/12/2/1

Title: 'Robert William Lamb Interview' (audio recording)

Repository: East Riding of Yorkshire Archives and Local Studies (UK47)

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Description: Originally recorded using a dictaphone. Includes the following topics:(00:00) Birth at Clematis House, Lund in 1939(00:45) World War II: British Soldiers evacuated from Dunkirk billeted at Lund farms(04:14) Air Raid on RAF Driffield(05:30) The Lamb family’s agricultural heritage in the East Riding father and grandfather(15:45) World War II: Women’s Land Army(16:30) Mechanised and manual farming from the 1930s(18:30) Farming during the first half of the twentieth 1(21:50) Italian and German POW’s during WWII(22:50) Farming during the first half of the twentieth 2(24:30) Livestock markets around Lund(26:15) World War II farming(27:00) Harold Charlton, a notable local farmer(29:44) William’s entry into farming: Education – Scarborough College, Young Farmers Club, Bainton Young Farmers School (32:50) The drift (of farm labour) from the land(34:10) Effects of dock strikes on farming(35:00) Poultry farming(36:00) Mechanisation of farming from 1950s(37:35) Impact of joining the EEC on the region’s farming

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TR-12-2-1 Robert William Lamb Interview