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Close up of WWI plaque - part 1 - Taken by National Trust 23 Apr 2013
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Close up of WWI plaque - part 2 - Taken by National Trust 23 Apr 2013
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Close up of WWI plaque - part 3 - Taken by National Trust 23 Apr 2013
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Full extent of wall plaques - Taken by National Trust 23 Apr 2013
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Close up of WWII plaque - Taken by National Trust 23 Apr 2013
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Dedication of memorial plaques - Taken by National Trust 23 Apr 2013
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dedicatory plaque (damaged) Manders - Taken by Patricia Hughes 22 Apr 2017
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information notice above movements of memorial - Taken by Patricia Hughes 22 Apr 2017
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new location Manders memorial - Taken by Patricia Hughes 22 Apr 2017
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top left of WW1 memorial showing damage. Manders - Taken by Patricia Hughes 22 Apr 2017
Reference WMO/95915
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Inscription on WWI tablet reads: 'In Memory Of The Men From This Works Who/ Lost Their Lives In The Great War 1914 - 1918/ (Names)'Inscription on WWII tablet: 'The/ Roll Of Honour/ Mander Brothers/ Ltd/ World War/ 1939-1945/ (Names)' Explanatory tablet: 'The War Memorials/ On This Wall/ Came From/ Mander Brothers/ St John Street/ Wolverhampton/ These Men Died/ For Their Country/ The Profits From/ Their Working Lives/ Helped Establish/ Wightwick Manor/ Which We Enjoy/ Today'
WWI names: Albert E Beresford, Frederick Bradley, Joseph Butler, James R Colley, Alfred E Collins, Albert C Darby, Sidney C Davies, Arthur C Day, Thomas Devereux, Harry Egginton, Samuel Haddock, Alfred J Hadfield, Thomas Hanstock, William Hayward, W Roland Johnson, Albert Lee, William Lloyd, A Reginald Martin, Herbert Mattox, Charles Miles, Edward Millington, Albert Monnington, John B Norris, Chales H Pearson, Frederick Reynolds, Thomas Richards, Harry Savage, James E Sproson, Frederick Swatman, Thomas Tomkinson, Arthur Turner, Laurence Vitty, William Westwood / On WWII plaque: John H Davies, H A N Mander, William Wilson
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