This is the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, West Midlands. The museum was established in 1975, and the first buildings moved here in 1976. Since then a 26 acre site has been developed, with the unique conditions of living and working in the Black Country from the mid 19th century to early 20th century. It is off Tipton Road in Dudley. War memorial statue. It was erected in 1923 at the Springfield Brewery of William Butler & Co. Wolverhampton as a memorial to those employees who served in the First World War. A Second World War roll of honour was added in 1949. It was moved to the Territorial Army Centre at Fallings Park, Wolverhampton in 1997. It was relocated here, and rededicated in 2010. Close up of the bronze statue.

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Mercantile Marine War Memorial (1922 onwards), by Edwin Lutyens, City of London

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This memorial is the only one I have seen in travels that lists the addresses of all the casualties along with name and rank.

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Roll of Honour - showing Buckley Street names (photos taken 31 August 2014) Showing Ebenezer Methodist names Links: War Memorials Archive listing War Memorials Online listing Second World War - Barnsley War Memorials Researched by MAC Transcribed and photographed by BarnsleyHistorian (Sorry the photos are fuzzy, my hands were a bit shaky.) The names in this little book are read out every Remembrance Sunday - on the demolition of the Ebenezer Methodist Church which had been at the junction of Sheffield and Doncaster Roads in Barnsley the names from their memorial (now presumed lost) were added to the book. Names: Where further information on a name has been researched by our volunteers it will be linked here (look for the names in blue) to a page on this site or to an external site. Buckley Street Methodist Thomas Gomersall, John Shaw, Thomas Briggs, Leonard Micklethwaite, Thomas Sawyer, Charles L Haithwaite, Harold Ardron, Fred Haithwaite, Charles Dobson, Lawrence Atkinson, Charles H Steele, Joseph White, George Walmsley, Alwin Blackburn, Arthur Armstrong, Charles Gratton, Cyril Akeroyd, John Harrison. Ebenezer Methodist 1914-1918 Frank Bakell, Harry Bainbridge, Leonard Bassendel, John Clare, Leonard Holt, Sidney Nicholson, James Graham Scott, Harold Tingle, Willim Tingle 1939-1945 Bernard Gibson, Kenneth Charlesworth, Robert Coates, Jack Whiteley, Raymond Bonson, Alan Stear. BWMP #BAR54

This memorial is to remember the 2236 men of the North Eastern Railway that gave their lives during the Great War.

Photographs of Springhill War Memorial WW1 1914 – 1918 WW2 1939 – 1945 Springhill Cumberland County Nova Scotia Located at the intersection of Main Street - Nova Scotia