Earlier this year @marplewebsite was invited to submit the story of the #WWI Timeline in #Marple Memorial Park to the Imperial War Museum's "Mapping the Centenary" Project. In all 7 local projects were submitted to the IWM site and are now live, read more: https://t.co/WeA9eCQPxd
Thanks to "Lest We Forget" Hollingworth and Tony Catchpole we now have the story of all 8 men on the Union Rooms Mission Church WWI memorial rescued from Albert Schools, which now includes Marmaduke Cooper, the only man not named on #Marple's War Memorial. https://t.co/P7LaZRAq9T
Lots of artists have reflected a #Remembrance theme in their work for the Friends of #Marple Memorial Park Pavilion Art Project but in so many different and imaginative ways. https://t.co/1aLH51Ajsu
David Watson has provided a short biography of his mother's two uncles, Harry and Arthur Hope, who are both named on the #WWI#Marple Schools Roll of Honour and survived the war. Can you help fill in more gaps on the full Roll of Honour: https://t.co/aW3pIwLm5q
In March 1916 the Duchess of Westminster visited Brabyns Military Hospital in #Marple. Thanks to Flora Buck's scrapbooks we know the names of everyone in this photo: https://t.co/N5eYyXt1o5
A vintage photo of a #Marple#WWI Roll of Honour has been discovered that lists not only the fallen but all of Marple's "Old Boys" who answered the call at the time the photo was taken. Can you tell us more of what happened to any local men who survived? https://t.co/aW3pIwLm5q
Accompanying this great photo of Sgt. Richard Speakman from #Marple, KIA 15/9/1918 in #WWI leaving a widow and young daughter, is the sad news that his daughter, Elsie May, died following a sledging accident in 1925. Here is a report of the inquest: https://t.co/pxFaI2ISEI
100 Years Ago Today JOHN HAMPSON became the 141st and final #Marple man to die as a result of #WWI, and perhaps one of the saddest stories of them all 23/11/19: https://t.co/pxFaI2ISEI
Today we visited Yres and Tyne Cot Cemetery to learn about WW1. Thanks to @MarpleWWI information we found most of the Marple men who are buried at the Cemetery. #MarpleSummerCamp
Friends of #Marple Memorial Park's entry in the St Martin's Christmas Tree Festival is a commemoration of the 141 men on the Marple War Memorial. #LestWeForget
St. Martin's Church #ChristmasTree Festival is all set-up and ready for the Festive Weekend. Here is Friends of #Marple Memorial Park's entry: https://t.co/tPCZZx0pHi