Plaque Bamlett 1917 N.E.R. Offices
Unveiled November 1921 by ex-servicemen who were members of the office staff.
See above.
1. Two plaques were unveiled on the same day in the NER Offices. One was this one for Pte. William Bamlett, the other was to John Cree (See
S122.13). It is reported that the plaque for John Cree was rediscovered and is now in the Sports Club. What happened with the plaque to Pte. Bamlett?
2. Pte. Bamlett is remembered on
S122.04 and Sedgefield
Parish Notes
3. See additional information below.
a. The two plaques were unveiled on a Armistice Remembrance Day, silently performed by two former ex-service comrades Messrs. T. Ellwood and A. Myers. The plaques were situated in either the Carriage and Wagons Accountant's office or the Locomotive Accountant's office, (one in each). The office staff of the above departments had placed the plaques in the respective offices.
The description of the tablets was given as "very beautifully engraved and are of the same type and high quality as seen on the walls of churches and cathedrals".
b. The other plaque mentioned was for John Cree see
S122.13
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