Our Favorite Links
Favorite Links
The following is a list of useful links I have compiled. If you wish to be added to this list, please send me an e-mail.
Dance's and events. click on the link above
RODS 1940'S EVENTS LIST. Just about every 40s event in the country on this site.
ARE A GROUP OF RE-ENACTORS WHO PORTRAY THE HOMEFRONT DURING BRITAINS FINEST HOUR.
The Group was formed, by kind permission of the current Director of the Intelligence Corps, in early 2002. The portrayal of Intelligence Corps personnel from the period 1939-45 has subsequently become more than a hobby.
To find out more please click below!
Welcome to the home of Ramsey 1940s Weekend
Every year for one weekend in August, Ramsey takes a trip back in time as it returns to the 1940s to remember the sights and sounds of this historic era. This year is no different and on the 18th and 19th of August, Ramsey will celebrate all things Forties. www.ramsey1940sweekend.info
Home Front Friends
Wot ho and welcome to Amanda and Craig's Home Front Friends web site, featuring our educational British 20th century social historical roles and interpretations
Best of British Magazine Britain's favourite nostalgia monthly magazine is packed with stories and pictures guaranteed to bring the memories flooding back. Offering page after page of timeless reading, Best of British covers every aspect of life from the 1940s through to today, recording the way it once was and demonstrating what makes Britain so special. Just £3-30, it's available at good newsagents throughout the UK, and by post to any address in the world. Current and back issues of Best of British can also be ordered for £3-50 (including UK postage) or £5-50 (including overseas airmail postage)
click photo above for page 2 of links
This website is dedicated to all the civilians and home front workers who did not have to go to war - war came to them. Use the website as a chance to read and submit relevant articles.
This web site isn't just about dancing - they are also interested in Living History so please browse their site or give them a call if you would like to chat about their passion for dance and re-enactment.
What is Lindyhop? - Also known as the Jitterbug, Lindy is a lively dance that originated in America in the 1920s. It was THE dance to do to the swing bands of the 1930s and was brought to Blighty by the American GIs during World War II. It was the forerunner of jive.
Just click on the C&BLE in blue above to go to Hoc and Mark site.
a group of individuals who recognise the debt we all owe to those Military personnel and civilians who served and lived during WWII.
Super photo's taken by Nick him self from around the country of most 40's events.