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    Memorial

    59th (North Midland) Division (TF)

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    Current Location

    At the East end of the nave, on the South side of the tower arch., Chesterfield Parish Church, Rykneld Square Formerly Church Way, Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S40 1XL, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SK 38520 71173

    Denomination

    Church of England

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    Type of Memorial
    Board / Plaque / Tablet
    WMR Reference Number
    1454
    Description
    An upright oblong cast bronze plaque with small decorative crosses in the top corners and a 45mm wide raised border of acorns, oak leaves and ribbons. The raised inscription is in upright capital Roman lettering.
    Inscription
    59TH. (NORTH MIDLAND) DIVISION (T.F.) / TO THE GLORY OF GOD / IN MEMORY OF THE DEAD / AND TO RECORD THE SERVICE/ OF THE DIVISION IN THE/ GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918/ YPRES, 1917. MENIN ROAD, POLYGON WOOD. / CAMBRAI, 1917. ST. QUENTIN. FIRST BATTLE/ OF BAPAUME, 1918. BAILLEUL. FIRST/ BATTLE OF KEMMEL. ALBERT, 1918/ ROYAL ARTILLERY/ 295 (2/1 N. MID.) BDE. (LINCOLN)/ 296 (2/2 N. MID.) BDE. (STAFFS)/ 297 (2/3 N. MID.) BDE. (STAFFS.) / 298 (2/4 N. MID.) BDE. (DERBY) / V. HEAVY TRENCH MORTAR BAT. / ROYAL ENGINEERS / 467 FIELD COY. (STAFFS.) / 469 FIELD COY. (STAFFS.)/ 470 FIELD COY. (STAFFS.)/ SIGNAL COY. (STAFFS, NOTTS,/ DERBY, LINCOLN & LEICESTER)/ DIV. AMM. COL. (STAFFS. & DERBY) / 176TH (STAFFS.)/ INFANTRY BDE./ 2/5 BN. S. STAFFS. REG./ 2/6 BN. S. STAFFS. REG./ 2/5 BN. N. STAFFS. REG. / 2/6 BN. N. STAFFS REG. / 174 MACHINE GUN COY. / 176 TRENCH MORTAR B./ 177TH (LINCS. &/ LEICESTER)/ INFANTRY BDE./ 2/4 BN. LINCOLN REG./ 2/5 BN. LINCOLN REG. / 2/4 BN. LEICESTER REG./ 2/5 BN. LEICESTER REG./ 177 MACHINE GUN COY. / 177 TRENCH MORTAR B. / 178TH (NOTTS. / & DERBY) / INFANTRY BDE. / 2/5 BN. NOTTS. & DERBY R. / 2 /6 BN. NOTTS. & DERBY R. / 2/7 BN. NOTTS. & DERBY R. / 2/8 BN. NOTTS. & DERBY R. / 175 MACHINE GUN COY. / 178 TRENCH MORTAR B./ 200 MACHINE GUN COMPANY/ A.S.C./ NO. 1 COY. (STAFFS) / NO. 2 COY. (LINCOLN / & LEICESTER) / NO.3 COY (STAFFS.) / NO. 4 COY. (NOTTS. & / DERBY) / R.A.M.C. / 2 /1 N. MID. FIELD AMB. (DERBY) / 2/2 N. MID. FIELD AMB. / (LEICESTER) / 2 /3 N. MID. FIELD AMB. (STAFFS) / SANITARY SECTION / (LEICESTER) / R.A.V.C. / N. MID. VET. SECT. / (LINCOLN) / 250 DIVL. EMLOY. / COMPANY
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Maker(s)
    • John Cecil Baines, Designer

    Maintenance History
    24 November 1976: The church lies within the Chesterfield Town Centre Conservation Area designated on that date. 15 July 1971: The church was listed Grade I, Heritage List For England reference 1334708.

    Ceremonies

    Unveiled

    13th February 1927

    General Sandbach CB DSO

    Dedicated

    13th February 1927

    Local Clergy/Dignitaries

    Components

    Plaque

    Height: 1030mm

    Width: 710mm

    Depth: 35mm


    Made from: Bronze


    Condition: Good


    • Tamworth Herald 7/ 22 January 1927 Report
    • Nottingham Evening Post 6/ 15 February 1927 Report