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Lieutenant William George Hobbs window (lost)
Richmond Presbyterian Church
Three-panel stained glass window with Lieutenant Hobbs depicted as St George. The church moved to new premises in 2006, and the window was dismantled and put into storage. It has since apparently be...
Acton Green War Memorial Shelter (Lost)
Acton Green Common
A rustic shelter with red tiled roof, seats and the names of over 400 men under glass panels. Dedicated 7th November 1926, and originally located at the north-west corner of 4 paths, south-west of St...
Borough of Richmond- Book of Remembrance
Information and Reference Library
Book of Remembrance containing the names of the Fallen of both World Wars from the former Borough of Richmond, displayed in a wooden cabinet outside the Reference Library on the first floor. This is l...
Group Captain Hugh Verity DSO DFC, Handrails
St Mary Magdalene Church
Handrails leading up the steps to the South Chapel, with a brass plaque on the wall to the right, dedicated to the wartime service of Group Captain Hugh Verity.
St Benedict's School
St Benedict's School
The original St Benedict's memorial chapel in the Abbey was destroyed by bombing in WW2 (WMO266832). It was replaced by WMO266834, which was itself replaced by this new updated board in November 2018...
Mogden And Perry Oaks Works
Thames Water
Memorial garden with 5 trees and a central plaque in a paved area, dedicated to the 5 men of Mogden and Perry Oaks who died in WW2. The garden was refurbished and rededicated on 11th November 2011.
Charles Henry Probert
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to the grave of Rifleman Probert's infant son, who died just 10 weeks after his father, section A, 257. Rifleman Probert is buried at Cement House Cemetery, Belgium.
Captain Edward Christian M.C.
North Sheen (Fulham New) Cemetery
Addition to Christian family gravestone, section AC. Captain Christian is buried at Etaples Military Cemetery.
Our Lady of Sorrows and St Bridget WW1
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows and St Bridget
Memorial in the north aisle of the church.
Private Henry Albert Clayden
East Sheen Cemetery
Addition to Clayden family gravestone, section B, 253 second row. Private Clayden is buried at Aire Communal Cemetery.
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