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1 The Green Man pub (1941) 750
2 6th June 1944 - D Day 331
3 Air raid shelters completed at three Seaham schools (1939) 392
4 Funeral of Corp Frederick Keen - one of original members of Home Guard (1942) 374
5 Captain Brett and his experiences in HMS Seaham 532
6 Recruiting for Anti-Aircraft Post in Seaham (1939) 449
7 Seaham is in readiness for war (1939) 472
8 Fined for not obscuring lights (1939) 478
9 Russian cannon moved from Terrace Green to Council yard (1940) 1396
10 Seaham Intermediate Girls School makes clothes for war effort (1942) 540
11 Presentation to Air Raid Wardens (1939) 524
12 Citizens of Seaham who lost their lives in bombing raids 696
13 Sale of Anderson and Morrison air raid shelters by Seaham UDC (1947) 543
14 More families join the squatters near St Mary's Vicarage (1946) 512
15 Seaham squatters occupy searchlight battery near Seaham Hall crossing (1946) 533
16 HMS Seaham to visit Seaham (1945) 554
17 The war record of HMS Seaham is remembered (1945) 518
18 Summary of air raid casualties at Seaham (1944) 557
19 RAF plane crashes at Slingley Hill (1944) 625
20 Investigation into attendance of Land Army Girls (1944) 476
 
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