Endell Street

you said about there was obviously it's just after the war so what was it like because you were saying about with the bombs yeah i don't

remember any of the war because i was born in 51 but there was a bomb site on the top of what is Endell Street, which leads into Longacre on the left there.

And I remember that wasn't, that was just, we didn't go on there.

We didn't play on there.

Do you remember a lot of that sort of thing? I don't

remember a lot.

I only remember that building, you know, the buildings where I sit on the corner of the Endell Street.

I don't really remember, but there was a lot of bombing because my mother-in-law used to tell me they lived in Macklin Street and they got bombed out of there

Faces to the south, then, and quick march.

We passed across Holborn, down Endell Street, and so through a zigzag of slums to Covent Garden Market.

One of the largest stalls bore the name of Breckenridge upon it, and the proprietor, a horsey-looking man with a sharp face and trim side whiskers, was helping a boy to put up the shutters.

Good evening.