The Second World War in Berwick [Medieval Gallery]
The Second World War in Berwick [Medieval Gallery]

Where you are currently standing!

Where you are currently standing!

War was declared on the 📅 3rd of September 1939, Berwick was mostly lucky.

However, the borough was 💣 11 times, 25 people were killed, 47 were injured, 25 🏠 were destroyed and another 1000 🏡 damaged during the six years of war.

The town can claim to be one of the first in England to experience an 🛫 air raid, on the 📅 20th of July 1940.

Large sections of the beach were closed during the war here is a list of activities the Berwick town council arranged or advise people to be doing:

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Choose an imagined character from L S Lowry painting [Temporary Exhibition]

Berwick and war, in general [Medieval Gallery]

Blackouts in the Second World War [Medieval Gallery]

Rationing in the war [Medieval Gallery]

Who paid for Spitfires? [Burrell Gallery]

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Choose an imagined character from L S Lowry painting [Temporary Exhibition]⁠

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Berwick and war, in general [Medieval Gallery]⁠

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Blackouts in the Second World War [Medieval Gallery]⁠

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Rationing in the war [Medieval Gallery]⁠

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The Second World War in Berwick [Medieval Gallery]The Second World War in Berwick [Medieval Gallery]