Colman’s to caring (1955-1997)
Jennifer left school in January 1955 and started at Colman’s when she was just 15 in the tin shop making little tins for Colman’s mustard.
Jennifer left school in January 1955 and started at Colman’s when she was just 15 in the tin shop making little tins for Colman’s mustard.
Albert began work at Colman’s before joining the army during the war. He returned to work in the Baby Food department and became a supervisor.
Tony was a painter and decorator and worked in the shoe industry before joining Colman’s wine department 1979 and Baby Foods in 1980. After that
After doing other jobs Brian went to Colman’s and worked ‘bagging off’ in the mustard mill. He worked his way to becoming manager of Colman’s
Marion worked packing baby foods in Colmans from from 1969-77. She enjoyed theways of life, and has found several of her family worked at Colman’s
Tony worked for Colman’s for 24 years driving all kinds of vehicles. He is interested in Colman’s history and heritage. I left school in 1962
Leonard worked at Coleman’s 1966-1988, Colman’s 1988-1991, Hellesdon Hospital 1991-1994, Norwich Airport 1994-2009 My name is Lenny Freeman and I’ve lived in Norwich all my
Tony worked in quality control in the Colman’s Baby Food Department, and in Moussec. He was Supervisor and Production Manager in the ready drinks department,
Valerie’s great grandmother Emmeline worked as a starch packer at Colman’s when she was aged 16. Her eldest daughter Beatrix at 18 years old was
Margaret tells the story of her eleven years working in the Tin Shop at Colman’s. In 1959 I started work at Colman’s at the age