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Anne Rutland Oral History Transcript
Transcription of an oral history recording of interviewee Anne Rutland
'To me I feel as though I’ve helped': Joyce Thompson on playing football in a sheep field, and providing a sporting outlet for young women.
An excerpt of an oral history recording with Joyce Thompson. Here Joyce describes the problems - and the surprising benefits - of playing football in a sheep field, as well as the importance of her football league for many young women in Kent.…
Hamstreet Ladies Football Club reunion in Ashford, c.1980
A photograph of some of the members of the Hamstreet Ladies Football Club at a reunion event in Ashford, c.1980. Joyce Thompson stands back row, centre.
Joyce Thompson Oral History Summary
Summary of an Oral History Recording with interviewee Joyce Thompson
Joyce Thompson Oral History Recording
An oral history interview with Joyce Thompson
'They were good times. The girls were a good bunch': Anne Rutland on playing football for Hamstreet
An excerpt of an oral history recording with Anne Rutland. Anne describes the 'primitive' conditions her and teammates dealt with - including playing in a sheep field - as members of White Wanderers Ladies Football Club. Transcript attached.
Anne Rutland Oral History Summary
Summary of an Oral History Recording with interviewee Anne Rutland
Anne Rutland Oral History Recording
An oral history interview with Anne Rutland
Kent Womens Football League Members Handbook, 1971
A photograph of Jean Penfold's copy of the Kent Womens Football League Members Handbook, 1971. Jean Penfold's team, Hamstreet White Wanderers (later Yellow Star), were members of the Kent Womens Football League
The Crest of Hamstreet White Wanderers Ladies Football Club, c. mid-1970s
A photograph of the Hamstreet White Wanderers team badge. The White Wanderers were founded in the early to mid-1970s, eventually changing names to 'Yellow Star'.