The remarkable history of the Seawomen of the Marinecraft Unit, and the first BOAC Stewardesses at Poole.
A Heritage Lottery funded community research project.
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Poole Flying Boats Celebration (PFBC)
Parkstone Library Buildings
1 Britannia Road
Poole BH14 8AZ
Visit: www.pooleflyingboats.com
Email: info@pooleflyingboats.com
A PFBC Project
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Celebrating the Seawomen of the Marinecraft Unit, and the first BOAC Stewardesses at Poole.
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The Project Team
The AYE MA'AM Project Manager, Harry Alexander, is a Trustee of Poole Flying Boats Celebration (PFBC) and high-
Our Archivist, Aimée (also a PFBC Trustee) has a background in education and Applied Psychology; she is also a Social Historian. Aimée undertakes co-
PFBC is also able to call on two members, one a teacher and Trustee of the War Memorials Trust, the other a recently retired Presenter and Trainer, both of whom are liasing with schools and local colleges.
Other key Project Team members are former employees of BOAC and the Ministry of Civil Aviation, and include local historians and experts / authors in the history of aviation.
Our charity also enjoys a strong reciprocal relationship with the local branch of the Royal Aeronautic Society.
Office Opening Hours
The PFBC office is open on the 1st & 2nd Tuesday of every month
Between 2pm -
The office is manned by volunteers, so if you are thinking of visiting please check first by phone or email to make sure someone will be in attendance.
PFBC / AYE MA'AM Office
Poole Flying Boats Celebration (PFBC)
Parkstone Library Buildings
1 Britannia Road
Poole BH14 8AZ
Visit: www.pooleflyingboats.com
Email: info@pooleflyingboats.com