Did you correspond with any pirate DJs during the sixties? Or visit one of the stations and take some photos? Maybe you went to one of the many promotional events. If you have any mementoes - pictures, letters, stickers, anything that other fans might be interested in seeing - please contact The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame.

A number of people have already been in touch and provided some fascinating items from their collections and some reminiscences:

• Per Alarud has contributed a home movie shot on board Radio 355, Radio London and Radio Caroline South in 1967 by Maths Lindgren.

• Norah Barnes used to run Don Allen's fan club. She has donated some fantastic photos, parts one, two and three.

• Howard Bond has contributed correspondence relating to a proposed move for the Radio Caroline North ship in October 1965.

• Angus Boucher has contributed some correspondence and memorabilia from Radio City.

• Richard Crichton, Ben Healy, Hans Knot, George Morris and Kenny Tosh have all contributed items from their personal collections of Radio Scotland memorabilia: parts one and two.

• Stuart Craigen has sent some photos of the Radio Scotland ship, the Comet, in harbour after the end of its broadcasting career.

• Stuart has also donated the plans of Radio Essex's Knock John and Radio City's Shivering Sands forts.

• Brian Cullen has donated some Caroline North memorabilia and pictures from a day-trip out to the ship in 1967.

• Chris Davies visited the two Radio Caroline ships while they were in harbour in Holland in 1970. He has contributed these photographs.

• Mick Dockree has contributed a number of newspaper cuttings showing various offshore programme schedules from the sixties.

• Natalie Dwyer has sent some correspondence and a photo that her mother, Roma Roach, received from disc-jockey Ed Moreno back in the sixties.

• John England has contributed a number of recordings, originally owned by Radio England / Britain Radio presenter Tom Cooper.

• Nigel Fell has contributed a number of press cuttings from the sixties.

• Bill Fowlie has donated the original Radio Scotland closedown script and some other goodies that he rescued from the ship back in 1967.

• Ian Francis has sent a chart from Wireless World magazine, listing all the AM stations on the air in Europe as of 1st November 1965.

• Richard Hart has sent some photos from a day-trip to Radio Caroline North and a picture of the Radio 270 ship after its time at sea.

• Ray Hill has provided some correspondence written by Caroline South DJ Keith Skues in 1965.

• Lars Holm has contributed a series of articles from the seventies. Published in Fab 208 magazine, they tell Tony Prince's memories of Radio Caroline.

• Grahame Joyce has sent us some correspondence from DJ Mike Raven. ADDED FEBRUARY 2012

• Clive Kay has kindly sent us some Caroline Club memorabilia.

• Mavis Kemsley has kindly sent us some photos of DJ Ed Moreno.

• Hans Knot has contributed some fantastic pictures of the Caroline South disc-jockeys from the summer of 1966, some photos of the two Radio Caroline ships, some fascinating documents relating to offshore radio that he has collected over the years, press cuttings relating to the 1967 free radio rally in London and some photos taken by Chris Vermeulen of the Radio Caroline North ship being towed into IJmuiden harbour at the end of its broadcasting career in March 1968.

• Fred Kooreman has contributed some Radio Caroline North documents found, surprisingly, aboard the Caroline South vessel and some photos of the ship.

• Jempi Laevaert has kindly contributed some offshore charts: Caroline Countdowns of Sound from 18th December 1965 and 29th April 1967 as well as a City Sixty from 29th May 1966.

• Barbara Larner's correspondence from Radio Caroline South's Robbie Dale.

• Chris Levy had a request played on Radio Atlanta - and still has the letter to prove it. And we have a recording of it too!

• Ray Monk has contributed a number of press cuttings from the sixties.

• George Morris and Stuart Russell have contributed twenty pages of newspaper cuttings from before and after 14th August 1967. “The Final Countdown” starts here.

• More press cuttings from George Morris and Stuart Russell covering the towing away of the two Radio Caroline ships in March 1968. They start here.

• Press cuttings from George Morris covering the aftermath of Radio Caroline's 1968 closedown.

• Geoff Prett has provided autographs from a couple of Caroline South DJs, collected at Battersea Fun Fair in May 1965. ADDED FEBRUARY 2012

• Byron Richards has contributed some photos from Radio Caroline South, believed to have been taken by engineer Morris Brown.

• John Richards remembers helping to dismantle Radio City's enormous “tower of power” aerial mast.

• Jim Sinclair has contributed a number of issues of Radio Scotland's 242 Showbeat magazine, part 1 and part 2.

• Bob Stevenson has kindly donated some disc-jockey photographs and memorabilia from Radio Scotland.

• Hans Stieper has generously contributed a recording of a Kenny Everett report on the Beatles tour of the States; also some other recordings salvaged from the Radio London ship while she was in Hamburg harbour after the end of her broadcasting career, plus some photos taken at the time.

• John Thomas - a photo of the Caroline North ship being towed away in March 1968.

• Kenny Tosh inherited Don Allen's collection of memorabilia. He has donated some unique photos and recordings, parts one and two.

• Shirley Turner remembers winning a day trip to Radio London.

• Chris Warren has sent some Radio City memorabilia.

• Michael Wickham was lucky enough to visit Radio Caroline South. He shares his memories.

• Wim Willems and George Morris have contributed some press cuttings, listing the various stations' programme schedules.

Many thanks to Per, Maths, Norah, Howard, Richard, Ben, Hans, George, Kenny, Stuart, Brian, Chris, Mick, Natalie, Roma, John, Nigel, Bill, Ian, Richard, Ray, Lars, Grahame, Clive, Mavis, Hans, Chris, Fred, Jempi, Barbara, Chris, Ray, George, Geoff, Byron, Stuart, John, Jim, Bob, John, Shirley, Chris, Michael and Wim.
 
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