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Holy Trinity School Roll Of Honour (Lost)
Holy Trinity School (Demolished)
From 'Richmond Herald' 22nd May 1920: "The roll of honour of those who gave their lives in the war has been finally completed as far as known. It will be suitably framed and hung in the boys' school...
St Mary Magdalene, WW1 Roll of Honour
St Mary Magdalene Church
An ornamental wooden board on the east wall of the nave. Associated with the memorial in the churchyard (WMO/111229) and the name panel at St Matthias (WMO/261514), which contains the same names plus...
Private N. W. J. Blows (Battlefield Cross)
Church of St John the Divine
Battlefield Cross for Private Norman Woodgate Joseph Blows, displayed next to the War Memorial tablet. See also WMO126255, another memorial to Private Blows.
Borough of Richmond
Whittaker Avenue
Stone column topped with a orb. The plinth of the memorial has sculptures of servicemen and there is a wall behind the memorial with the lists of names. Designed by Messrs Goodale and CO of Richmond,...
Sidney John Soper Memorial Window
St Stephen's Church
Memorial window to soldier also named on 'Men of East Twickenham' plaque in same church
Lieutenant John Charles William Lever
St Mary Magdalene Church
Brass plaque commemorating the military service of John Lever, late 52nd Oxfordshire Light Infantry, manager of the Star and Garter Hotel. The plaque is on the west wall of the nave.
Mid-Surrey Golf Club WW1
Royal Mid-Surrey Golf Club
From Thames Valley Times, 2nd February 1921: "On Saturday afternoon a war memorial to the 23 members and 17 of the staff of the Mid-Surrey Golf Club who fell in the war was unveiled in the presence...
Richmond County School WW1
Richmond County School now Bishops Court
A brass tablet erected on the main staircase, dedicated 22nd January 1921, bearing the names of 78 old boys and masters.
Richmond British School
Vineyard School
A brass memorial tablet, dedicated 9th April 1921 and displayed on the wall in the school hall. Details from the Richmond Herald, 16th April 1921, and the Thames Valley Times, 13th April 1921.
St Matthias Parish WW1 Memorial
St Matthias' Church
Large memorial board of red sandstone, dedicated 7th July 1922, mounted internally high on the NW wall of the church. Associated with the memorial cross (WMO/111229) and name panel (WMO/196503) at St...
Richmond Branch - Tunbridge Wells Equitable Friendly Society (Lost)
The Marquis Of Granby (Closed)
'At the "Marquis of Granby," Sheen-road, Richmond, on Tuesday, the members of the Richmond Branch of the Equitable Friendly Society held a dinner to commemorate the unveiling of a memorial tablet to t...
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