ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEWS
Much of the history that we store in our heads is lost as we age or pass away. Oral history is the practice of recording people’s recollections and personal stories, in their own words and voice, for the future.
Oral History Collection
Welcome to The Hockey Museum’s archive of oral history intreviews. These audio recordings capture the personal stories, memories and experiences of players, coaches, administrators, officials and fans who have been part of hockey’s rich heritage across all levels of the game. Each interview offers unique insights into our sport’s evolution, memorable moments, and the people who shaped hockey history. Listen as they share their passion for our sport and their contributions to the hockey community.
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Joyce Cole has spent nearly a century as both a hockey player and administrator. After evacuating to the North of England during World War II, she became a goalkeeper for her school’s First XI and then went on to be heavily involved with women’s hockey in the Civil Service. In this interview, she reflects upon her experiences of the war, explains how she set up the Joyce Cole Cup, and shares stories about her enjoyment of the London 2012 Olympic Games.
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