@Ypreswoman Located South Devon
Looked around a certain well known book shop and came out with a Belgium railway lamp and chemin der fare watch - photo taken by a convenient WW1 railway sleeper!
Looked around a certain well known book shop and came out with a Belgium railway lamp and chemin der fare watch - photo taken by a convenient WW1 railway sleeper!
Your friends there wanted to know what we had in common - I said we’re mad 🥴
Your friends there wanted to know what we had in common - I said we’re mad 🥴
I am piecing together the company history as there is no diary or other archives, except for data I have found, and their story deserves telling
I am piecing together the company history as there is no diary or other archives, except for data I have found, and their story deserves telling
The red building seems to have survived the bridge demolition - looking at the date on the wall it was only built the year before!
Map @GreatWarDigital
The red building seems to have survived the bridge demolition - looking at the date on the wall it was only built the year before!
Map @GreatWarDigital
I don’t think there will be room in the book reprint for this, & for those who haven’t seen it on the train I thought I would share this unfortunate story
2nd Lieut T E Simpson RAF
I don’t think there will be room in the book reprint for this, & for those who haven’t seen it on the train I thought I would share this unfortunate story
2nd Lieut T E Simpson RAF
#WW1🛤️🚂#Somme #Ypres
#WW1🛤️🚂#Somme #Ypres
Level crossing at Grandcourt - Somme
Will be looking at this for real in a couple of days time 😉
Level crossing at Grandcourt - Somme
Will be looking at this for real in a couple of days time 😉
Henry Frank Milton Signal Porter Pyle (Bridgend)
Private 1st Battalion Gloucestershire Regt
killed in action 21/10/14 during First Battle of Ypres.
Aged 26 - commemorated on the Menin Gate Ypres
George Francis Lee (carriage cleaner Old Oak Common)
1st Class Stoker HMS Aboukir - was torpedoed by German submarine on the 22 September 1914
He is Commemorated on the Chatham Naval Memorial
Albert John Bailey Labourer Loco Dept Old Oak Common
Private 2nd Highland Light Infantry
Died of wounds 23 Sept 1914 at American Ambulance Neuilly-sur-Seine & buried at the nearby CWGC cemetery Paris