WW2: The Home Front in Epsom & Ewell

Part 8: References

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• Bourne Hall Museum Archives
• The Epsom Advertiser, 1939 – 1945
• The Epsom & Ewell Herald, 1941 – 1945
• bbc.co.uk/history/home_front
• bbc.co.uk/history/ww2peopleswar
• www.iwm.org.uk
• Epsom Past, Charles Abdy (2001), Phillimore & Co, Chichester
• Surrey at War 1939-1945, Bob Ogley (1995), Froglet Publications, Westerham
• The Battlefields That Nearly Were, William Foot (2006), Tempus Publishing Ltd, Stroud
• The Home Front, Guy De La Bedoyere (2009), Shire Publications, Oxford
• The Wartime House, Mike Brown and Carol Harris (2011), The History Press, Stroud
• Thirties Epsom, R.I.Essen (1992), Pullingers Publishing, Epsom

Paul Le Messurier © February, 2018

Other pages in this series

Introduction

1. Keep Calm and Carry On
2. Air Raid Shelter This Way
3. Look Out in the Blackout
4. Rationing is Sharing
5. The Home Guard Wants You
6. Save for the Brave
7. Days of Rejoicing
8. References (this page)

Other WW2 pages on this website include

• Ashley Road Deep-level Shelter
• ENSA
• Epsom & Ewell before, during and after WWII
• Great Escape, The
• Home Guard
• Maori Sports Ground & A German Bomber
• Pluto Pipeline
• Prefabs
• Tattenham Corner Restaurant
• WW2 Bomb Map
• WW2 Book of Remembrance
• WW2 Civilians
• WW2 Local Aircraft Crashes
• WW2 Memorials of Epsom and Ewell
• WW2 Memories
• WW2 Naval Fatalities

In addition, biographies of the Borough’s 630 WW2 casualties are available on the A to Z pages (by surname) accessed via the links below.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z