Memorial Details

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Central Methodist: Photo: Tony Harding

Memorial

Plaque 1914-18 Central Methodist

Reference

A38.12

Place

ANNFIELD PLAIN

Original Location

Central Methodist Church, Railway Street.

Present Location

Not known. Need all information.

Which war

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

Unveiled by A. Atkinson

Memorial Description

Plaque of white stone on polished wood pattress.

Materials used

Stone on wood

Inscription

(Dedicated to those who were killed in 1914-1919)

Names

NEED TRANSCRIPT

Present condition

Destroyed by fire in March 1993

Notes

1. Kathleen Black says:
The dates on this plaque were from 1914 to 1919, because the son of a member of the church had been killed in a flying accident in Mesopotamia in the early months of 1919. He was in the Royal Flying Corps and was my Uncle Harold Hutchinson."

2. The church was gutted by a fire on 10th March 1993. It was rebuilt and re-opened in 5th November 1994 with the old frontage intact but a new interior.

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Chester-le-Street Chronicle 29/04/1920

From Centenary to Millennium: A celebratory history of Annfield Plain Central Methodist Church T.T. Ayer, 1998

Annfield Plain and District by Jack Hair (People’s History) 2002

External web link

Research acknowledgements

Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; Dorothy Hall; Kathleen Black

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Plaque 1914-18 Central Methodist (A38.12)

 
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