Memorial

Plaque 1939-45 Scotswood Club

Scotswood

Memorial Name: Plaque 1939-45 Scotswood Club (S84.06)

NEWMP Ref No.: S84.06

Parish: Scotswood

Original Location:

Scotswood Social Club, Prospect Terrace, Stobswood Road

Present Location:

The Club moved to Denton Road in 1968.

Which War:

1939-45

Materials Used:

Stainless steel

Inscription:

In memory of
the members of
Scotswood
Social Club
who gave their
lives in the
Second World War
1939-45
(Names)

Memorial Description:

Plaque 24 inches high x 18 inches wide (61cms x 46cms).

There is a double line border.

Lettering is in Roman capitals throughout.

Names:

4 names, ranks and regiments.
See transcript.

Notes:

1. The Club was situated in Prospect Terrace on Scotswood Road from 1902-1968, when it moved to Denton Road.

Sources:

Photo: Tony Harding

Research Acknowledgements:

Alan Shields;
James Pasby;
Tony Harding

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Names Documents:

SCOTSWOOD  Scotswood Social Club

  In memory of

  the members of

  Scotswood

  Social Club

  who gave their

  lives in the

  Second World War

  1939-45

  Trooper R. Barwick.   R.T.R.

  L/Cpl. W.Carr. Pioneer Regt.

  Pte.  J. Taylor       D.L.I.

  A.B. M. Young           R.N.

NamesS84.06

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