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The plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 13 Apr 2024
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The name of the park - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 13 Apr 2024
Reference WMO/300722
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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MOSSLEY TOWN TEAM 2016/THE/RECREATION GROUND/In August 1914 owners brought their/horses here at the government's command./Seven were bought for £40 each to be used as/'war horses.'. In July 1918 a German field gun/was presented to Mossley in appreciation of the/£40,000 raised during War Weapons Week.//The gun was displayed on the Recreation/Ground until 1940. On 19th July 1919,/the Peace Celebrations/took place here.
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