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Memorial

Stained Glass Window Robson 1914-18 Kingsley Road Primitive Methodist

Reference

E35.33

Place

ELSWICK (N'castle/Elswick)

Original Location

Kingsley Terrace Primitive Methodist Church, Kingsley Terrace / Normanton Road. Demolished.

Which war

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

Unveiled 26th May 1918 by William Robson, brother.

Memorial Description

Two stained glass windows and memorial brass.
" The subjects illustrated are the Light of the World and the Parable of the Sower and in a foliated panel above is an angel with the crown of eternal reward."

Inscription

(Dedicated to Ernest Weatherstone Robson, R.A.M.C.)

Names

See above

Sculptor, Artist or Designer

Designed and executed by Messrs Atkinson Bros of Newcastle

Notes

1. Present at the ceremony was Mr. Percy Shaw. He and Mr. Robson had been fellow students at Hartley College where they were both studying for the ministry. Mr. Shaw was wounded by the same shell that killed Mr. Robson.

2. Pte. Robson was the son of Cllr. and Mrs. Wm. Robson.

3. See Every Name A Story

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Newcastle Journal 25/05/1918 reports unveiling tomorrow and details of the windows. 27/05/1918 reports unveiling and mentions a memorial brass. (Available on The British Newspaper Archive)

Illustrated Chronicle 27/05/1918 reports unveiling.

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Research acknowledgements

Dorothy Hall

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Every Name A Story