Memorial Details

NEWMP Memorial Image
Photo: Simon Raine

Memorial

Screen 1914-18 St. Thomas

Reference

C120.03

Place

CRAGHEAD

Map ref

NZ 215506

Original Location

St. Thomas’ Church, Lowry Lane (Closed)

Present Location

The building is now a dwelling. What became of the screen is not known.

Which war

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

Dedicated 14th April 1922 by Archdeacon Watkins.

Memorial Description

Chancel screen 21 feet high including the cross, x 14 feet wide, slender and of very fine tracery work.

Materials used

Oak

Inscription

To the Glory of God and in memory of the men of Craghead who gave their lives in the Great War 1914-1919.
Let none of us forget.

Names

110 names.
NEED TRANSCRIPT.

Sculptor, Artist or Designer

Made by Messrs, H. Brown and Sons, Haymarket Cabinet Works, Newcastle. W.H. Wood, Diocesan Architect.

Notes

1. St. Thomas' closed 1/05/1997 and was later converted for residential use.

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photo: Simon Raine

Shields Daily News 13/4/1922

Northern Echo 15/4/1922 carries brief report of unveiling.

Consett and Stanley Chronicle 21/4/1922 reports unveiling.

Stanley and Chester-le-Street Chronicle 13/4/1922 reports proposed unveiling.

Stanley News 3/2/1921; 20/4/1922

Newcastle Daily Chronicle 13/4/1922 reports proposed unveiling tomorrow; 15/4/1922 reports unveiling.

Durham Record Office Service of dedication of 1914-18 memorial EP/Cra/4/25; List of participants 1914-18 and 1939-45 EP/Cra 1/20-21

External web link

Links to Source Material :

Research acknowledgements

Fitzhugh Collection, Middleton in Teesdale; John and Mavis Dixon; Dorothy Hall

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Screen 1914-18 St. Thomas (C120.03)

 
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Parish Notes

Every Name A Story