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BTH Memorial Service with sound equipment c 1925's ? - Taken by 11 Nov 1925
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BTH Memorial Service Mill Road before Main Office block was built in 1937. Taken from the railway bridge. - Taken by 11 Nov 1935
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LMS Patriot 45500 intraditional position on the Mill Road bridge for the BTH Memorial service - Taken by 11 Nov 1935
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BTH, War Memorial post service in front of Building 86 Offices prior to relocation - Taken by Nicholas Cooper about 1990's looking at cars! 20 Nov 1995
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Thomson-Houston (Rugby) - setting - Taken by B Woods approx.date 01 Jan 2000
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Thomson-Houston (Rugby) - detail - Taken by B Woods approx.date 01 Jan 2000
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The rememberance seats to the BTH Memorial - Taken by BTH / AEI Ex Servicemens Association. 05 Jul 2015
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The relocated memorial looking north. - Taken by BTH / AEI Ex Servicemens Association. 05 Jul 2015
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The BTH cross inscriptions. - Taken by BTH / AEI Ex Service Association 05 Jul 2015
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The relocated memorial with the rememberance seats behind - Taken by BTH AEI Ex Service Association 12 Jul 2015
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British Thomson-Houston Company war memorial - Taken by Mark Boorman 06 Aug 2024
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British Thomson-Houston Company war memorial - Taken by Mark Boorman 06 Aug 2024
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British Thomson-Houston Company war memorial - Taken by Mark Boorman 06 Aug 2024
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British Thomson-Houston Company war memorial - Taken by Mark Boorman 06 Aug 2024
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British Thomson-Houston Company war memorial - Taken by Mark Boorman 06 Aug 2024
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Reference WMO/104568
Address:
GE Energy Power Conversion Ltd / St. Modwen
Technology Drive
Rugby
CV21 1AR
England
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Plinth : IN MEMORY / OF THE MEN / OF / THE BRITISH / THOMSON-HOUSTON COY / WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES / IN THE GREAT WARS / THEIR NAME LIVETH / FOR EVERMORE Base : (NAMES)
Grade II* (England)
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