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2nd Lieutenant Wilfrid Goodwin Towers
St Stephen's Church
Plaque is of one of those also on the 'Men of East Twickenham' plaque in same church
Royal Star and Garter Memorial Chapel
Royal Star and Garter Home
The chapel was a gift from Viscountess Cowdray in memory of her son Captain Francis Pearson, who died of his wounds in September 1914. It was dedicated by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1928. As of...
Lodge of Harmony, Richmond
St Mary Magdalene Church
A marble, capped tablet, with crossed, furled flags in relief at top, showing dedication and names in black, incised lettering.
St Mary Magdalene, WW2
St Mary Magdalene Church
Wooden plaque on the east wall of the Nave, beneath the WW1 Roll of Honour.
Milkmen of the Thames Valley
Richmond Royal Hospital
From Richmond Herald, 30th January 1926: 'The committee approved of the draft wording submitted for engraving on a plate recording the collection made by the milkmen of the Thames Valley towards the...
London County Westminster & Parrs Bank (WW1) Teddington branch
Natwest
Bronze Wall Plaque. Previously at Teddington branch, then Twickenham branch, see comments.
Westminster Bank (WW2) Teddington branch
Natwest
Bronze wall plaque. Previously at Teddington branch, then Twickenham branch, see comments.
Richmond Swimming Club (lost)
Richmond Baths (demolished)
A brass tablet on a mount of polished oak, fate unknown.
Major George Bean
St Mary Magdalene Church
A marble tablet, with relief of angel in mourning at the top, showing dedication and battle history in black, capitalised, incised lettering.
St Mary's Club And Institute WW1 (Lost)
Sandover Hall
Tablet placed in the gymnasium at Ormond Lodge, dedicated 30th Nov 1919. Details from Thames Valley Times 03-Dec-1919 and Richmond Herald 22-Nov-1919.
Kew Road Wesleyan School
Kew Road Wesleyan School
A memorial tablet of carved oak with gold lettering, dedicated 17th December 1920, containing the names of 28 old boys killed in the Great War. For the associated Roll of Honour of those who served,...
The Belgian Village On The Thames
Warren Gardens
Standing stone made of Belgian Bluestone, dedicated to the Belgian refugees who stayed in Richmond and Twickenham during the Great War. Many of these were employed at M. Pelabon's munitions factory b...
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