

The Littleport Button Tree
The Littleport Button Tree project
Field Theatre Group
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Introduction
The Button Tree Stories
Fun Facts about Buttons
How We Made the Button Tree
Some Unusual Buttons
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Stories
A First World War Soldier: Tim Curtis
A Cambridgeshire ‘Pal’ : Phil Robinson
The Chatsworth Button: David & Susan Porter
Eye of the Storm
Riotous Riders
Pearls for Heroes : Fiona Lidgey-Robinon
The ‘Railway Family’ : Mark Lemon
The Colours of a Kingfisher : Sally-Anne Golds
The Cot : Jennifer Stevens
A Very Special Little Dress : Viv Golds
Omdurman to Madam Toussauds : Roger Rix
An Elegant Lady : Sukie Hoyle
Bright as a Button : Deborah Curtis
Marble Pitching for Buttons : John Lyons
Part of the ‘Guinness Family’
A Special ‘Army’ Button : Maureen Caddy
From the West End to Westminster
Why I Don’t Eat My Friends!
Two Buttons for Auntie Ethel
Always a Wren : Deborah Curtis
Policing our Community : Sargent Phil Priestly
Keeping the Faith in the Fens
Bringing ‘Hope’ to Littleport : Maureen Scott
Wetting the Baby’s Head : Pat Olive
A Powerful Global Union
Shadow of a Horseman : Field Theatre Group
Sorry I Never Knew You
Don’t call it just ‘jam and Jerusalem’
Teddy with the Button Brown Eyes : Jean Rees-Lyons
The Field Theatre Group
Adams Heritage Centre
The Heritage Lottery Fund
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