Memorial

Shilbottle Colliery 1917 Shrine (LOST)

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Type of Memorial
Shrine
WMR Reference Number
73760
Description
Shrine of Gothic Design, a plain Latin cross surmounting an oak tablet. At each side, and affixed to the framework, was a copper vase for flowers.
Inscription
ROLL OF HONOUR TO EMPLOYEES OF SHILBOTTLE COLLIERY, EUROPEAN WAR 1914-
War
First World War (1914-1918)
Number Commemorated
174
Served
174
Information shown
surname, initials of forenames
Maker(s)
  • Miss Nancy Dixon, daughter of the late Mr J A Dixon, Colliery Manager, Wood Carver

  • Colliery Workmen, Makers

Sponsor Type
public

Ceremonies

Unveiled

21 July 1917

Duke of Northumberland

Dedicated

21st July 1917

Revd P T Lee, Vicar of Shilbottle

Components

Shrine

Made from: Wood - Oak


Condition: Lost


Vase

Made from: Copper


Condition: Lost


  • Newcastle Weekly Chronicle 28/7/1917
  • Newcastle Journal 13/6/1917, 23/7/1917 and 15/6/1917
  • Alnwick & County Gazette 28/7/1917