Memory Room Collection
margaret’s Memories
Explore the photographs, stories, music and voice memories collected in this Memory Room. Choose a memory to enjoy together.
Some of my happiest childhood memories are of visiting the fun fair in Rhyl. I remember the music, the bright lights and the smell of…
Enjoy this memory →This was one of those lovely seaside days when the weather was kind to us and everyone was happy just to be together. We spent…
Music connected
Song: I Will Survive
Artist: Gloria Gaynor
This was taken on a night out with my friend Susan when we had gone dancing. We loved getting dressed up and going into town…
Music connected
Song: Lady Madonna
Artist: The Beatles
This photograph always makes me think of the street where I spent my childhood. Everyone seemed to know everyone then, and doors were always opening…
Enjoy this memory →We all went to Llandudno for the day and spent most of it walking along the front and the pier. It was quite breezy, but…
Enjoy this memory →Susan and I have known each other for many years, and we’ve shared an awful lot of cups of tea in that time. This was…
Enjoy this memory →Emily came over one Saturday afternoon and we decided to make Welsh cakes together. She got flour absolutely everywhere, including all over herself, but she…
Enjoy this memory →We used to go to the Rhyl Sun Centre during the school holidays. I remember the wave machine, the slides and spending most of the…
Enjoy this memory →Emily came to help me plant flowers in the back garden. We chose red geraniums, yellow marigolds and a tray of lavender. She filled the…
Enjoy this memory →Sunday lunch was an important family tradition. I usually cooked roast chicken with potatoes, carrots, peas and plenty of gravy. Susan helped set the table,…
Enjoy this memory →John and I were married on a bright Saturday morning. I wore a simple white dress made by my aunt, with a short veil and…
Music connected
Song: Unchained Melody
Artist: The Righteous Brothers
Every summer, we travelled to Rhyl for a week by the sea. Dad carried the suitcases while Mum made sure Peter and I stayed close…
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