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Monthly Archives: December 2012
World War I New Zealand soldiers shown of Flickr
Te Papa (Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa) is using photsite Flickr in a bid to find out more about the country’s World War I soldiers. The museum has added a large number of photographs that were taken in … Continue reading
Posted in News, Soldiers of the Great War
Tagged colonial, flickr, identification, museums, New Zealand, photography, Wellington
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Choosing your religion
‘Every soldier was supplied with an identity disk to be worn around his neck, on which was embossed his name, number, regiment and religion. A member of my company, one Eastwood, when asked for his religion replied: “What are you … Continue reading
Remembrance garden planned for Guards Museum
A £600,000 fundraising appeal is aiming to create a ‘haven of remembrance’ at the Guards Museum – within the Wellington Barracks site near Buckingham Palace in London. Soil taken from battlefields in France and Belgium will be used in the … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News
Tagged events, fundraising, Guards, Guards Museum, London, museums
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Private Alfred Ell, 1st Middlesex
19838 Private Alfred Ell 1st Battalion Middlesex Regiment Killed in Action 24 October 1918 Age 33 Buried at Romeries, France. Son of George Ell, of London; husband of Lilian Daisy Ell, of 151, Offord Rd, Barnsbury, London N1. Private Ell … Continue reading
Posted in Soldiers of the Great War
Tagged 1918, casualties, London, Middlesex Regiment, Sambre, Soldiers
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House of poet Hedd Wyn to become a museum
Yr Ysgrwn, the Grade II listed farmhouse that was the home of Welsh poet Hedd Wyn, is to become a museum. The house, near Trawsfynydd in Gwynedd, will be transformed following the grant of £150,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund. … Continue reading
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Tagged 1917, Hedd Wynn, London Welsh, Pilkem Ridge, Poet, poetry, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Wales
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