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The Memorial in a much more complete state- date unknown-but provided on 15 May 2013 - Taken by Ron Moore at the Paisley Daily Express Newspaper 01 Jan 1990
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Paisley (Doulton and Co Ltd plague) - Taken by Stephen Wagstaff 09 Jul 2010
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Full Memorial of Doulton Ceramic tiles and carved stone surround - Taken by Gayle Pollock 06 Jun 2011
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Detail of Ceramic tiles, lettering and severe Damage - Taken by Gayle Pollock 06 Jun 2011
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Detail of Ceramic tiles, lettering and severe Damage - Taken by Gayle Pollock 06 Jun 2011
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Metal plate description of where memorial was originally housed, adjacent to memorial on wall - Taken by Gayle Pollock 06 Jun 2011
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Plaque mounted in stone wall - Taken by WMT 06 Aug 2013
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Doulton works Paisley This plaque was hidden behind open doors from Scott's road main entrance shut due to road repairs - Taken by ROBERT ADAMSON 08 Nov 2019
Reference WMO/138069
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In memory and honour of the men from these works who fell in the Great war 1914 - 1919 Metal Plate: This tablet originally erected of the works of Doulton & Co.Ltd. In Hawkhead road to the memory of the men employed there who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1919. On the closing of these works was re-erected by the company on this site A.D.1919
D. Adams 1/6th A &S.H. R. Adamson 1st Batt. Scots Gds. W. Ballie 6th Cameron Hdrs D. Barr 8th Gordon Hdrs W. Bauchop School of Musketry W. Baxter R.E. D. Caldwell 6th A & S.H. J. Campbell 11th A & S.H. J. Ewing 16th H.L.I. D.Galbraith 7th Royal scots Fus. A. Grant 17th H.L.I. 1st Batt. Scots Guards 5th
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