Memorial Details
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Memorial
Plaque 1914-18 Church of England School
Reference
E27.05
Place
EMBLETON
Map ref
NU 230226
Original Location
Vincent Edwards C of E Aided First School
Present Location
Village Hall
Which war
1914-18
Memorial Description
Plaque, with frame. Affixed to the top frame is a small board on which the name of the school is written in sans serif capitals and the dedication is written in Gothic script. The names are written on the central panel in two columns using sans serif capitals throughout. All writing is in gilt.
Materials used
Wood
Inscription
Embleton C.E. School / In grateful memory of the Old Boys / who fell in the Great War
Names
Notes
1. In 1989 in the store at the School. This appears to have been lost for a while, rediscovered and due to be thrown out. However, it was rescued and now hangs in the village hall.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photo: Embleton L.H.S.
Research acknowledgements
Embleton L.H.S.
Research In Progress
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Plaque 1914-18 Church of England School (E27.05)
EMBLETON, Vincent Edwards C.F. School.
Embleton C.E. School
In grateful memory of the Old Boys
who fell in the Great War
Cowe, David W. McDougal, Peter
Douglas, Arthur J. McLaren, Robert W.
Grey, John Roxby, James P.
Humble, William J. Straffen, Thomas
Jeffrey, John Wade, George
Luke, Herbert Welsh, David
Luke, John Winstanley, William H.
McDougal, John Woodcock, David
Dickinson, Robert
NamesE27.05
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