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Between 2002 & 2009 - Taken by KentFallen 01 Jan 0001
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Between 2002 & 2009 - Taken by KentFallen 01 Jan 0001
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John Dundas, one of the 11 VCs from Rorkes Drift and two sikhs are among the men remembered by the giant mosaic above the West Door of the Cathedral. - Taken by Alan O Watkins 14 Dec 2012
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Dedication tympanum - Taken by Susan Featherstone 17 Apr 2016
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Royal Engineers South Africa and Afghanistan - Taken by Simon Armstrong 24 Oct 2022
Reference WMO/158112
Edit memorial name, location & address- Glass Stained Glass
- Stone Stone (any)
- Afghanistan (1800-1899)
- Boer War, First (1880-1881)
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Tympanum: TO THE / GLORY OF GOD / AND TO THE MEMORY OF THE / OFFICERS N.C. OFFICERS AND MEN OF / THE ROYAL ENGINEERS / THE BENGAL ENGINEERS AND THE / BENGAL, MADRAS AND BOMBAY SAPPERS AND MINERS / WHO DIED FOR QVEEN AND COVNTRY, SOME IN / AFGHANISTAN DURING THE CAMPAIGNS OF 1838-1842 / AND OF 1887-90 ONE IN THE WAZIRI EXPEDITION / OF 1881 AND OTHERS IN SOUTH AFRICA IN THE / KAFFIR, ZULU AND TRANSVAAL CAMPAIGNS OF 1878-81. THE ABOVE WINDOW IS DEDICATED BY / THE CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS. THE NAMES OF THOSE COMMEMORATED ARE INSCRIBED ON EITHER SIDE OF THE DOORWAY. Afghanistan 1878 - 80 Royal Engineers Killed by an explosion at Sherpur 23 Dec 1879 Captain J Dundas VC, Lieutenant C Nugent near Jalalabad, Corporal A E Winch died of disease, Lieutenants B Poulter, A R Ancrum, J T Rice, A E Dobson, Sergeants C Hawkins, J T Ireland, W Bassett, G E Dove, Corporals H Riches, E R James, 2nd Corporals C Davis, H Luke, R A Anderson, S Boon, J Bradley, W T Church, Lcr Corporal J Phillips. Afghanistan and Waziri 1878 - 81 Royal Engineers Waziri Expedition died of disease 2 June 1881 Major W H Pierson, Afghanistan 1878 - 80 Bengal Sappers and Miners killed in action Sepoys Golab Singh, Sooltan Ali Kurbeer, died of disease 98 Native Officers and Men, Queens Own Madras Sappers and Miners Died of disease 23 Native officers and men
J Dundas VC, C Nugent, A E Winch, B Poulter, A R Ancrum, J T Rice, A E Dobson, C Hawkins, J T Ireland, W Bassett, G E Dove, Corporals H Riches, E R James, C Davis, H Luke, R A Anderson, S Boon, J Bradley, W T Church,J Phillips, W H Pierson, Golab Singh, Sooltan Ali Kurbeer.
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