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front of memorial at stone masons - Taken by mossfords 10 Apr 2015
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memorial in situ at platform 10 manchester piccadilly - Taken by andrew partington 05 May 2016
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London Road Goods Depot setting - Taken by War Memorials Trust 02 Oct 2016
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London Road Goods Depot setting front face with dedication - Taken by War Memorials Trust 02 Oct 2016
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London Road Goods Depot right hand side - Taken by War Memorials Trust 02 Oct 2016
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London Road Goods Depot names on back - Taken by War Memorials Trust 02 Oct 2016
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London Road Goods Depot names on left hand side - Taken by War Memorials Trust 02 Oct 2016
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Railway Employees, Piccadilly Station - Taken by Philip Platt 01 Oct 2018
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Railway Employees, Piccadilly station - Taken by Philip Platt 01 Oct 2018
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Overall View showing the dedication on the front face - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 11 May 2021
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The names on the right hand face - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 11 May 2021
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The names on the rear face-to-face hard to photograph due to a store of furniture behind - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 11 May 2021
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Names on the left hand face - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 11 May 2021
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Reference WMO/232285
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Granite
- First World War (1914-1918)
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To the memory of the Manchester employees of the London and north-western railway company who sacrificed their lives in the service of their country during the great war and as a grateful tribute to all those who served. Those named here were originally commemorated on the London road goods depot memorial We will remember them
Robert Birtles, Harry Pickup, John J Hannon, Joseph Henry Birkin, William Matley, Francis T Foy, George Sharman, George Shelmerdine, Robert Francis Edgar_ Thomas E Flynn, Benjamin W Reynolds, Daniel Campbell, Frederick H Morrell, T E Fitzgerald, James Alfred Connolly, Bernard Ward, George Roy F Blackwell, Albert E Isherwood, James E Ball, John Carney, James Crozier, William Birtwistle, Frank Valentine Harrison, James Thomas, Albert Chorley, Albert Sheppard, Frank D Myerscough, David Carson, Herbert Clarke, Allen H Moore, John Jones, Richard Henry Stubbs, John W Hornby, Charles Doyle, Arthur Willshaw, William McManus, Rowland Hill, Samuel Worsley, William Morgan, Joseph Parkinson, Joseph Daly, Richard Tetlock, David Young, Joseph Crowder, James Dillion, Robert McKenzie, Harry Cohen, James Thomas Winder, William Exelby, John Tierney, Arthur Sunderland, George Fowler, James Brierley, Alfred Bearder, George Corser, John Brady, Luke Edward Parsons, Mark Harris Potts, Harry Povall, Frank E Wormald, Arthur Eccleston, Frank Gould, William Ellis Brown, Arthur Turner, George T H Watkis, Robert Wolstenholme, Thomas Arnold, Fred Lee, William Hennetty, Wilfred T Lorton, William Oatway, James H Cronkshaw, Arthur Hill, Samuel Bardy, John A Blair, Albert J Collins, George Collins, George Foster, Harry Green, Tom Hampson, Ernest Smith, Walter Stanford, John Sumner, Thomas Taylor, William Thompson, Frank Turner, Thomas Walker
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