Sea Change

Sea Change by Paul Thompson, published by History Press Limited in September 2006, presents a detailed account of the Remembering Wivenhoe Oral History Project. This project, initiated by the Sociology Department at Essex University, focuses on capturing the memories of residents from the Essex fishing town of Wivenhoe. With 160 pages, this edition offers insights into the local history and personal narratives that shape the community’s identity.
Readers will find a collection of oral histories that reflect the experiences and recollections of Wivenhoe’s residents. The book emphasizes the importance of preserving local history through personal stories, showcasing the rich tapestry of life in this coastal town. By documenting these memories, the project contributes to a broader understanding of historical narratives in Europe, making it a valuable resource for those interested in community history and oral traditions.
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The Remembering Wivenhoe Oral History Project was set up by the Sociology Department at Essex Uni after winning a Heritage Lottery money grant. They have been recording the memories of residents in this Essex fishing town.
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