Malcolm Painter and Gill Gough

Interview with Malcolm Painter and Gill Gough by Sue Zirps.

Malcolm Painter came to East Meon as a young man to work for Wilson Atkinson at Lower Farm. He witnessed increased mechanisation and other changes in farming practice.Gill Gough was born in the village and went to the National school.They recount their memories of life in East Meon during and after World War II.

Creator
Sue Zirps
Date of creation
2013
Date of coverage
1940 - 2014
Place
East Meon
Contributor
Malcolm Painter and Gill Gough
Reference number
EM/0172
Accession number
2014-11-066
Storage location
MP3 file and PDF
Format
MP3 files plus PDF documents
Downloads
Oral History Malcom Painter & Gill Gough (879 KB Adobe Acrobat document, opens in a new window)
Transcript of interview of Malcolm Painter and Gill Gough by Sue Zirps, 2013.
Log, Malcolm Painter and Gill Gough (41 KB Adobe Acrobat document, opens in a new window)
Log of interview with Malcolm Painter and Gill Gough
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