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IT'S 25 YEARS SINCE CHATHAM DOCKYARD CLOSED AND 7,000 WORKERS LOST THEIR JOBS.
Why not take part in the Chatham Dockyard Oral History Project and make sure your experience and memories
are recorded in history.
The Chatham Dockyard Oral History Project forms part of my study into the post-1945 history of the Yard. This site is
intended for those who want to join in with the study, fill out a questionnaire or leave anonymous comments. It is aimed at
everyone who worked at the Yard, whether Admiralty, management, industrial or clerical as well as those who were related to
or knew dockyard workers or who just remember the Yard when it was operational and want to contribute their memories.
About The Study
The aim of the study is to fill the gap in academic study and writing about Chatham Dockyard, which exists for this period.
Through interviews and questionnaires it will combine the official recorded history in Admiralty documents with the reminiscences
of those who actually worked through the changes in the Yard and experienced its closure.
You can join the study by downloading and filling out one of the questionnaires and emailing it back to me or by
applying to be interviewed, either way, please use this email address:
cdoralhistory@lycos.com
Click on the link below to download questionnaire
questionnaire
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click here to download QUESTIONNAIRE
STOP! Don't bin it ...
If you are looking for somewhere to dispose of documents, magazine articles, old copies of CHIPS, tools or anything connected
to the Yard, please contact me. Even if it is not something that I will find useful to the study, I may be able
to find a home for it, for instance with the Chatham Dockyard Historical Society or the Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust.
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Why not add your comments to the Yard Blog - or start your own debate ... Click on
the link below.
Yard Blog
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