'Patricia Los Interview' (audio recording)

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'Patricia Los Interview' (audio recording)

Originally recorded using a dictaphone. Includes the following topics: (00:00) Birth and adoption in Beverley 1935 (01:35) Grandfather a Beverley coal merchant (02:30) Father’s work in demolition and coal yard work (04:25) Woodmansey during 1950s (05:25) World War II: Air raids in Hull, Sutton Road (07:25) Meeting Dutch husband at Woodmansey in 1954 (09:00) Origins of the Dutch community (10:30) Discusses photographs of Dutch Community (12:33) Arrival and settlement of Dutch in East Riding during the 1930s (18:30) Dutch acquisition of property in the Woodmansey (19:15) Vegetable produce grown (20:30) Contact with Dutch relatives in Netherlands during the War (22:30) East Riding land Suitable for horticulture (24:30) Decline of East Riding horticulture from c.1990s (26:00) The women of the Dutch community (26:40) Celebrating Dutch Royal occasions (27:15) Successive generations of Dutch growers and diversification (27:54) Sale of land following decline of market gardening

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Finding Aid: TR/12/4/1

Title: 'Patricia Los 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 and adoption in Beverley 1935(01:35) Grandfather a Beverley coal merchant(02:30) Father’s work in demolition and coal yard work(04:25) Woodmansey during 1950s(05:25) World War II: Air raids in Hull, Sutton Road(07:25) Meeting Dutch husband at Woodmansey in 1954(09:00) Origins of the Dutch community(10:30) Discusses photographs of Dutch Community(12:33) Arrival and settlement of Dutch in East Riding during the 1930s(18:30) Dutch acquisition of property in the Woodmansey(19:15) Vegetable produce grown(20:30) Contact with Dutch relatives in Netherlands during the War(22:30) East Riding land Suitable for horticulture(24:30) Decline of East Riding horticulture from c.1990s(26:00) The women of the Dutch community(26:40) Celebrating Dutch Royal occasions(27:15) Successive generations of Dutch growers and diversification(27:54) Sale of land following decline of market gardening

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TR-12-4-1 Patricia Los Interview