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⏲ Duration: 11 min 32 sec
✓ Published: 19-Dec-2020
✓ Published: 19-Dec-2020
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Mary's interview (second name withheld) from 'The Close In Living Memory: Hereford Cathedral Close oral reminiscences'nnThe film was made by Catcher Media for the Hereford Cathedral Close project in association with in Our Age and supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.nn00:00nMary describes her first job after finishing school in 1935 at the Post Office.nn01:18nMary talks about how she would spend her half-hour lunch break by the Cathedral and the close.nn1:50nMary talks about rumours
Mary's interview (second name withheld) from 'The Close In Living Memory: Hereford Cathedral Close oral reminiscences'nnThe film was made by Catcher Media for the Hereford Cathedral Close project in association with in Our Age and supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.nn00:00nMary describes her first job after finishing school in 1935 at the Post Office.nn01:18nMary talks about how she would spend her half-hour lunch break by the Cathedral and the close.nn1:50nMary talks about rumours
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