Memorial Details

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Photo: James Pasby

Memorial

Plaque 1914-18 1939-45 R.B.L.

Reference

S128.03

Place

SOUTH HYLTON

Map ref

3557

Original Location

Royal British Legion Club

Present Location

The foyer of the Tansy Centre following closure of Royal British Legion Club.

Which war

a. 1914-18
b. 1939-45

Dedication, Creation or Publication date

Unveiled by Sir James Steel C.B.E., D.C.L., Lord Lieutenant Tyne-Wear 26th Oct. 1983.

Memorial Description

Plaque, 4 feet 2 inches high x 5 feet wide (1.27m x 1.52m) with shallow pedimented top,. At centre top the words “Roll of Honour” have the badges of the Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force painted below. The names are listed in four columns divided by vertical lines. The Binyon quotation is at the bottom, with another badge to its left. All lettering and badges are painted in gilt with black shadowing. Lettering is in Roman capitals throughout apart from the Binyon quotation which is in lower case.
A small plate 4 inches high x 8 inches wide (102mm x 204mm) is underneath the plaque, which gives details of the unveiling.
The two dates “1914-18” and “1939-45” are on small boards above the top corners of the plaque.

Materials used

Mahogany

Inscription

On plaque :
Roll of Honour / South Hylton They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old / Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. / At the going down of the sun and in the morning / We will remember them On small brass plaque:
This plaque, / raised by public subscription, / was unveiled by / Sir James Steel C.B.E., D.C.L., / Lord Lieutenant Tyne-Wear / on / 26th October 1983

Names

How money was raised

Public subscription

Notes

1. The names were copied from the monument (S128.02) in case it was ever damaged.

2. This was placed in the Primary School following the closure of the RBL Club until rehomed in the Tansy Centre.

Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material

Photos: C. Sanders; Camilla; James Pasby

Sunderland Echo 09/11/2010 reports transfer to The Tansy Centre.

Source of quotation
"They shall not grow old" For the Fallen by Laurence Binyon.

External web link

Research acknowledgements

C. Sanders; D. Scrafton (South Hylton LH Group); Alan Vickers; David Bell, Royal British Legion; Camilla

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Plaque 1914-18 1939-45 R.B.L. (S128.03)

 
SOUTH HYLTON   Royal British Legion Club
  
   ROLL OF HONOUR
   South Hylton
  
   1914-1918                                      N. Griffin
   J.J. Allison                                   G.W. Gunn
   M.H. Anderson                                  R.R. Harker
   C. Barker                                      A. Loraine
   W. Barker                                      R.C. Loraine
   W. Barwick                                     W. Parker
   W.W. Bell       M.C. Henderson  T.W. Wheatley  H.J. Robinson
   J.B. Bentley    G. Irwin        T.W. Wild      J.G. Robson
   G. Browell      J. Liddell                     T.W. Robson
   C. Burge        J. McLean       1939 - 1945    T. Scaife
   H. Burge        T.W. Morrison   W.W. Beattie   J. Somerville
   J. Carter       J.T. Naisbitt   E.D. Browell   L.S. Suddick
   A. Charlton     J. Railton      H. Clasper     J. Wilson
   T.W. Clarke     E.F. Renwick    C. Clark       J. Waugh
   G. Cunningham   W. Rundle       R. Clark
   S.D. Davey      W. Rathbone     C.D. Curd
   J. Dinsdale     J.C. Scrowther  G.H. Digney
   W. Dinsdale     A.H. Stothard   J.N. Draper
   T. Donaldson    J. Stothard     A. Fagan
   C.A. English    J. Stothard     J.V.D. Finley
   J. Ferguson     A. Thompson     J.G. Graham
   J.R. Gibbon
   J.W. Gibbon    They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old 
   E.W. Griffin   Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. 
   T. Hall        At the going down of the sun and in the morning 
                  We will remember them
---------------------------------------------------------
On small brass plate:  
  
   This plaque, 
   raised by public subscription, 
   was unveiled by 
   Sir James Steel C.B.E., D.C.L., 
   Lord Lieutenant Tyne-Wear 
   on 
   26th October 1983
NamesS128.03   

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