The stories here are of people who came to east London from the 1930s under the age of 18 from different parts of the world. They shared their experiences of migrating to, and settling in, the UK with Eithne Nightingale as part of her collaborative PhD between Queen Mary University and the V&A Museum of Childhood between 2011 - 2019. They are featured here rather than in Child Migrant Voices in Modern Britain - Oral Histories 1930s to the Present Day because, although just as rich in content, it was not possible to include all east London stories in the book. Explore the interactive timeline below: