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Supported through 'Their Past Your Future 2' (TPYF2) Programme
Sherborne Museum has discovered a ledger issued on May 15th 1944, after an arrangement by Mr Freeman of the Town Council and the Sherborne Rural District ARP Controller, to the SHERBORNE RESERVE REPORT CENTRE which reads "All telephonists on duty on an 'alert' should immediately, on manning Reserve Report Centre, send a message to Foys War Nursery Tel. Yetminster 32 [Foys is a large house in the neighbouring village of Chetnole some 6 miles from Sherborne] and Princes Place War Nursery Tel. Yetminster 68 [on the main A37 Yeovil to Dorchester Road] that a 'Red Warning' has been given."