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Pype Hayes Memorial Stone and Garden
St Mary's Close
Granite obelisk in a small memorial garden. Bears 92 names from the Second World War. One from Croatia and two unknown, 95 in all.
Birmingham Mail and Post Employees
Trinity Mirror Printing
Two bronze plaques have been combined together - the upper circular plaque commemorates lives lost in the First World War and the bottom rectangular plaque commemorates lives lost in the Second World...
St Thomas Association Social Club WW2 Roll of Honour
St Thomas Association Social Club
A small brass plaque with one name and Roll of Honour for members of the club.
St Thomas Social Club WWI Roll of Honour
31 Station Road
Roll of Honour with names of men from the club who fought in the Great War. Four names are identified as killed as a result of the war. The Roll of honour has a wooden surround with paper inlay and gl...
Stockland Green Methodist Scout Group
Stockland Green Methodist Church
Rectangular brass plaque mounted onto a wooden backboard. Incised inscription in black lettering scout badeges; scout neckerchief colours - blue/light blue and blue/yellow; scout tracking sign; engrav...
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Province Of Warwickshire Masons
The Provincial Grand Lodge of Warwickshire
This memorial panel was originally installed In the Warwickshire Masonic Peace Memorial Temple, Broad Street Birmingham. Subsequently it was within the Clarendon Suite, Stirling Road, Edgbaston. Curr...
Dunlop Rubber Company Tablet (Fort Dunlop Sports Pavilion - Demolished)
Tyrefort (DHL) Warehouse Car Park
Tablet surmounted by wreath with three mounted standards in relief on front face - Fort Dunlop site has been knocked down and replaced by an industrial estate and hotel. This memorial lies in the gras...
St Barnabas Church WW1 (lost)
St Barnabas Church
This memorial was destroyed in a fire at the church.
Stockland Green Methodist Church WW1 Memorial Plaque
Stockland Green Methodist Church
Rectangular brass plaque mounted on a wooden backboard. Incised inscription in black lettering laurel garland forms a border at the top half of the plaque.
Lieutenant William Davies Featherstone WW1
St Barnabas Church
This memorial was destroyed in the church fire October 2007.
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows Loyal Prince Albert Lodge 2349
Unknown
The plaque was originally at the Manchester Unity Offices in Solihull. Following its closure it was put in storage in Erdington Birmingham. (2023 - remains in storage currently at Erdington, now in th...
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