Chelsea Ambulance people

An interior designer of great renown.

A volunteer for the Hadfield Spears Unit and fund-raiser for the Polish hospital in London.

She later served in the Mechanised Transport Corps attached to the American Ambulance

Chelsea-born chauffeur with a difficult start in life

Three sisters served together in the auxiliary ambulance

Architect and ambulance driver with a connection to theosophy.

A café owner and ambulance driver,
based at the King’s Road station

Friends and writers who produced four novels together.

Much-admired Australian-born composer, attached to the King’s Road ambulance station

Lost on the SS City of Benares after a U-boat attack

Kind-hearted lodging-house keeper who loved children

Screenwriter and producer on classic British films of the 40s and 50s

Albery was one of the 1st women architects of her generation

She made a hair-raising escape during the fall of France in 1940

Bernard Crowley, a tailor, lived in Kings Road.

Sculptor Marjory Nicol-Smith carved wooden chess pieces while waiting for the All Clear

We know more about Winifred’s parents than we do about her

Jewish refugee who married the Sultan of Johor