Stella Taylor - Kingston Aviation

	Name:
	Stella Taylor
	Biographical Details:
	Stella Taylor comes from one of the families whose members worked for the Sopwith/Hawker companies down the generations. Her mother’s eldest brother was on of the first Sopwith Aviation carpenters and her cousin – Colin Bedford – was working at Richmond Road when it closed in 1992. She herself worked for the company between 1941 and 1945 where – based in the Drawing Office – she operated the filing for all the technical drawings and committed much of the index system to memory.
	Transcript One : Ellen Maskrey and Tom Sopwith Transcript Two: Sopwith seaplanes on the River Thames Transcript Three: The Furniture Depository Transcript Four: The filing system in the Drawing Office Transcript Five: Claremont, Phyllis Camm and Sydney Camm’s E Type Jaguar Transcript Six: Sydney Camm Transcript Seven: Working hours during the war Transcript Eight: Wartime women workers at Hawkers