Bevin Boys Association

The Bevin Boys Association
c/o Warwick H. Taylor MBE
23 Great Cranford Street
Poundbury
Dorchester
Dorset
DT1 3SQ
England

Website

Telephone

01305 261269

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The Bevin Boys Association was formed in 1989 with a small membership of 32 in the Midlands area by 2009 the membership had grown to over 1,800 from all over the United Kingdom and overseas.

As of November 2012 the Association has decided to disband due to the age of the membership, which has made the Association no longer viable.

For further information contact former chairman and vice president Warwick Taylor MBE on 01305 261269 or 07711 960 452.

Venue Type:

Association or society

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The Imperial War Museum has now become the home for the preservation of Bevin Boy records, documents and photographs.

Collection details

Archives, Industry, Photography, Social History, Weapons and War

Key artists and exhibits

  • Documents pertaining to the Bevin Boys including photographs and other ephemera. The Bevin Boys also organises a travelling exhibition, which tours museums and other venues. Contact Warwick Taylor for more details.
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 Face to face resources

Bevin Boys Association

The Bevin Boys Association has become the home for the preservation of Bevin Boys records, documents and photographs. Duplicate sets are held by Warwick Taylor, the Bevin Boys archivist. The Association also organises temporary exhibtions and school talks about the role of Bevin Boys and the home front.

Creator

  • Warwick Taylor

How to obtain

If you are interested in receiving more information about the Bevin Boys and their role during World War Two contact Warwick Taylor on 01308 861488.

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