- Type of Memorial
- Sports pavilion
- WMR Reference Number
- 59992
- Description
- A half-timbered Tudor style shooting lodge, with tiled roof and leaded windows. Familiarly known as the Bisley Hut, the shooting lodge was funded by donations, including some in memory of the fallen.
These include a donation from the architect B de C Jackson in memory of his brother Martin killed in action in 1916 and donations from widows and female relatives. The Journal of the Honourable Artillery Company records that 'two members have endowed cubicles in memory of a friend or relation who gave his life'.
Inside, the fireplace was donated in memory of Dermot O'Brien who was killed in 1917 and the panelling was donated in memory of Captain Tatham who was killed in 1914.
- Inscription
- Plaque 1-This Grate was presented by Captain H W O'Brien/Lieut T O'Brien & D P O'Brien in memory of their brother/Dermot O'Brien/a member of the regiment from 1914 to 1915/who was killed in action with the/Royal Regiment of Artillery at Ypres/on 26th September 1917
Plaque 2-The panelling in this room was presented/by his father Mc P.C.F. Tatham in memory of/Captain Cautley Tatham/a member of the regiment from 1909/who died at Builleul, France on the 18th June 1915/of wounds received at Hooge, while serving/with the regiment on the 10th June 1915