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Memorial Plaque - Taken by Douglas Craik 19 May 2014
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Plaque in Callers Office - Taken by Douglas Craik 19 May 2014
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Original presentation brass plaque - Taken by Douglas Craik 19 May 2014
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Current ownership - Taken by Douglas Craik 19 May 2014
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Detail, defunct Twickenham Borough crest - Taken by Douglas Craik 19 May 2014
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Roll of Honour - Taken by F Jones 14 Dec 2019
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Given 1920 - Taken by F Jones 14 Dec 2019
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Property of Royal Mail - Taken by F Jones 14 Dec 2019
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Ink - Taken by F Jones 14 Dec 2019
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Minor damage and residue - Taken by F Jones 14 Dec 2019
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Residue on frame - Taken by F Jones 14 Dec 2019
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Detail - Taken by F Jones 14 Dec 2019
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Detail - Taken by F Jones 14 Dec 2019
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Twickenham Post Office - Taken by A. Goble 16 May 2023
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Twickenham Post Office, setting - Taken by A. Goble 16 May 2023
Reference WMO/84657
Address:
Royal Mail Twickenham Delivery Office
Encroft Estate
Rugby Road
Twickenham
TW1 1AQ
England
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In reverent memory of those members of the Twickenham Head, Branch and Sub Post Office Staff, who lost their lives in the service of their Country while serving with the Naval & Military Forces of His Majesty during the Great War of 1914-1918. SECONDARY PLAQUE Presented to Twickenham and District Staffs by H A T Packford Esq., Postmaster on February 2 1920.
C.E. Bailey - 6th Batt: City of London Regt. Killed in action at Hollebeke, Belgium. 24/7/17. H.G. Barnes - 1st Bedfords, 5th Divn. Killed in action at La Basse, France on Oct 19.1914. L.N. Bishop - 1st Batt South Wales Borders. Died on September 20th 1914. W.J. Burt - 14th King's Hussars. Died of wounds in Mesopotamia on September 29th 1917. W. Clarke - 6th Royal West Kent Regt. Killed in action at Loos on October 8th 1915. A.C.T. Clifton - 1/6 East Surrey Regt. Pris. Of War, died in Adana Hosp. Turkey 14/10/16. A.G. Collyer - 20th Div. King's Royal Rifles. Died May 25th 1915. H.T. Cope - 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade. Died of wounds in 20th General Hospital: France. On Dec: 28th 1916. T.R. Dyer - 6th City of London. Died of Wounds in War Hospital, Epsom, England on June 1917. E.A.V. Gardner - Royal Field Artillery. Died of Wounds at Ypres. Oct 16th [19]17 W.A. Newton - 8th Royal Fusiliers. Killed in action on May 2nd 1917. A.J. Plastow - Northamptonshire Regt. Killed in action at Ypres. Aug 10th 1917. A.C. Pratt - 9th Fusiliers. Killed in action at Arras, France on May 3rd 1917. S. Smith - Royal Navy. Torpedoed while on board H.M.S Aboukir in the North Sea. Sept 22nd 1914 E.W. Stimpson - 8th London (P.O. Rifles) Killed in France on May 25th 1915. C.H.W. Tibby - 4th Middlesex Regt. Killed in action at Aubers Ridge 21/10/[19]14. S.J. Vaughn - Royal Engineers. Killed in action in France on November 12th 1915. C.A. Stevens - Motor Transport, Army Service Corps. Died in hosp[ital] Salonica on Dec: 4th 1918. E.A. Wooderson - Labour Corps formerly Royal Fusiliers. Died in France Feb 26th 1919.
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