1 CD: 26 minutes 10 seconds

1 CD, Keith Hayhurst, memorabilia collector, interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 6 tracks. Track 1: [0:00-0:43] Introduction by Rayvern Allen, [0:44-2:37] Hayhurst talks about how he was always a collector, establishing a museum at Old Trafford Cricket Ground and founding and running the Cricket Memorabilia Society, [2:38-3:34] Hayhurst talks about how loved cricket at school, started collecting strickers and expanding his collecting, [3:35-4:09] Hayhurst talks about being a natural collector. Track 2: [0:00-0:32] Hayhurst talks about playing club cricket and getting into know international players, [0:33-2:10] Hayhurst talks about playing cricket and travelling around the world after working in a bank, [2:11-3:36] Hayhurst talks about becoming a school headmaster and becoming a schools advisor. Track 3: [0:00-3:12] Hayhurst talks about tracking down and meeting the grandson of Dick Barlow in Blackpool, [3:13-4:51] Hurst talks about meeting the son of Dick Barlow and finding the stained glass window of Barlow and Hornby. Track 4: [0:00-0:25] Hayhurst talks about befriending the son of Dick of Barlow and getting him to leave the stained glass window to Lancashire County Cricket Club, [0:26-1:02] Hayhurst talks about getting on to the Lancashire Committee and being given responsiblity for the stained glass window, [1:03-2:25] Hayhurst talks about being Vice-Chairman of Lancashire and chairman of the former Lancashire Players Association, [2:26-3:33] Hayhurst talks about knowing every former Lancashire player, [3:34-4:51] Hayhurst talks about watching S F Barnes's benefit match as a schoolboy. Track 5: [0:00-0:51] Hayhurst recalls a story told by Steve Preston about S F Barnes, [0:52-1:59] Hayhurst talks about helping old Lancashire cricketers, [2:00-3:13] Hayhurst talks about giving the address at former players funerals, Alan Wilson being the oldest surviving player at the time and assisting former players. Track 6: [0:00-3:03] Hayhurst talks about the scope of his cricket collection and answering questions from around the world, [3:04-4:13] Hayhurst talks about his collection storage in his attic, [4:14-5:49] Hayhurst talks about plans for his collection and ownig Billy Murdoch's cap given to Dick Barlow where the saying "I take my cap off to you" comes from. A back-up copy of this CD is included.

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