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Railway Locomotive 66715 Duplicate Nameplate - Valour
Royal Victoria Holiday Inn
Irregularly shaped locomotive nameplate designed to resemble those on the original Great Central Railway memorial steam locomotive Valour Mounted on backboard. Silver lettering on black background....
A E Shepherd VC (Locomotive Nameplate)
A E Shepherd Centre
Nameplate from a National Coal Board Locomotive based at New Monkton Collieries. 0-4-0 Saddle Tank N0. HC1784/47
Ossett
Market Place
The Ossett War Memorial was designed by Mr H Holmes (Ossett's Borough Surveyor) and Mr C Kendall (an Ossett architect). The life sized bronze figure of a soldier wearing 1902 Pattern Service Dress and...
The Friend's School Old Boys WW1
Ackworth School
Oak Board from Quaker school in Brookfield. This was in the school, which closed in 1984 and was destroyed by fire in 1989 - it was removed to Wigton Meeting House until that closed in 2010 and then...
Savile Town
Holy Innocents Parish Church
Originally sited in St Mary's Church, Savile Town. A brass plaque in a wood frame commemorates the men of Savile Town who died in the First World War. The inscription indicates that the side screen in...
Wortley
St Leonard's Church
A wooden lychgate commemorating WW1, with 2 engraved wooden plaques, one at each side, naming The Fallen.
Wheelwright Grammar School Boys WW2
Longcauseway Church
Dedicatory brass plaque in a wooden frame. On 2nd April 2024 the Wheelwright Grammar school building was destroyed by fire and the original WW1 brass plaque was also lost. Dewsbury Sacrifices have h...
Sheffield City Technical School WW2
Leopold Hotel
Plaque dedicated to those from Sheffield Central Technical School who lost their lives in WW2
St Andrew's WW1 Window
St Andrew's Church
Three panel stained glass window by Morris & Co with portraits of Christ and various saints. Panel 1: An kneeling angel with a musical instrument in the upper arched segment, a full length figure of a...
Wakefield Nurses Home now demolished and commemorative stone from original building embedded in side wall of new private house. Can be viewed from Leeds Road.
Leeds Road/St Johns North
The tablet is the only remaining part of the original Nurses' Home attached to Clayton Hospital and originally built as a First World War memorial.
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