HAYESMIDDLESEX.COM Barry Raymond recalls growing up in Hayes in the 50s and 60s. Read his fascinating recollections of childhood, local shops and local industry. SPECIAL FEATURE

IN 1939 thousands of schooldchildren in Middlesex were given a Jubilee Celebration book. It was all about their county. Did you get one? Click on the picture to see a few more pix you can enlarge to help jog your memory!

APRIL 2003 - HORSES ON DALTONS FARM Special Photo Feature

Visitors to HayesMiddlesex.com have sent us dozens of interesting memories of growing up and living in Hayes. Here is a selection of their contributions. If you would like to tell us of your experiences, please email you recollections to memories @ hayesmiddlesex.com

A TOWNFIELD BOY REMEMBERS LIFE ON THE RAILWAY ESTATE

HAYESMIDDLESEX.COM SPECIAL FEATURE A HAYES WARTIME MOTHER'S SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION Click on the picture

REMINDER OF WAR THAT

TURNED UP IN THE GUTTER!

HAYESMIDDLESEX.COM Did you know about the time the people of Hayes came under fire from a low-flying German pilot? Click the extract from our latest feature on the right SPECIAL FEATURE

HAYESMIDDLESEX.COM Read the tragic experiences of those who lost loved ones in bombing, and how they themselves escaped. SPECIAL FEATURE

More wartime memories on the Grange Park Ex Files website.

Remember those lazy, hazy days of summer over the old rifle range in North Hayes? CLICK HERE

CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW TWO STREETS IN HAYES CELEBRATED THE JUBILEE! Great pictures from the Grosvenor Avenue and Hurstfield Crescent Jubilee street parties Grosvenor Avenue also have their OWN page of pictures and sounds from their day, including a LIVE Capital Radio broadcast from their party. Click the sign on the right to visit. THE LAST JOURNEY OF THE QUEEN MOTHER THE QUEEN MOTHER'S FINAL JOURNEY TOOK HER THROUGH HAYES & HARLINGTON ACCOMPANIED BY THE PRINCE OF WALES. CLICK ON THE PHOTO FOR MORE PICTURES.