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Glasgow Hillhead HS WW1 Plaques - Taken by jrah60 for Scottish War Memorials Project 12 Apr 2012
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Glasgow Hillhead HS WW1 Seats - Taken by jrah60 for Scottish War Memorials Project 12 Apr 2012
Reference WMO/259760
Address:
Hillhead High School
22-44 Oakfield Avenue
Hillhead
Glasgow
G12 8LJ
Scotland
Open large map- Metal Brass
- Stone Marble
- Timber Mahogany
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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WW1: On the marble slab, below the names brasses-ERECTED AS AN ABIDING RECORD AND IN PROUD MEMORY OF THOSE FROM THIS SCHOOL WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR/1914-1918 Names Plaque 1-PRO PATRIA/[names A to Harley in 2 columns]/THEY HAVE FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT/THEY HAVE KEPT THE FAITH Names Plaque 2-TO THE GLORY OF GOD/ROLL OF HONOUR/HILLHEAD HIGH SCHOOL/[names Harper to N in 2 columns]/GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS Names Plaque 3-JE MAINT MEMORAI/[names O to W then 12 extra names in 2 columns]/THE BEAUTY OF ISRAEL IS SLAIN UPON THE HIGH PLACES/THEY LOVED NOT THEIR LIVES UNTO THE DEATH/THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE Each of 2 seats- 1914 1918 WW2-HILLHEAD HIGH SCHOOL/IN MEMORIAM/[names in 7 columns]/1939 JE MAINTIENDRAI 1945 [column 1]- Allan to Campbell [column 2]- Chandos to Grant [column 3]- Guttridge to Irvine [column 4]- Irwin to MacDonald [column 5]- MacDougall to Mitchell [column 6]- Morrison to Ross [column 7]- Scott to Young
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