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"WARTIME TOTTENHAM"

A review of Woodgreen & Tottenham Weekly Herald by Peter Shillibeer - Friday 18th of January 2008

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My name is Peter Shillibeer.
In 1940 i lived at No 2 Ladysmith Road.This address was bombed one evening in 1940.Lucky for me i was with my grand parents in Salisbury Wiltshire. On my return in 1942 all that stood there was static water tank, remember them? I would be grateful if any one has any information or a photograph of this.

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