Roll of Honour, First World War 1914 - 1918, Great Western Railway

Made:
1922

Roll of Honour, First World War 1914 - 1918, Great Western Railway Employees killed (2,524), printed, dated October 1922, from Exeter (St. Davids) Station. Conserved and mounted on board. (1498 x 1010 mm).

The Great Western Railway kept records of its employees who fell throughout the First World War, with the first roll of honour being displayed at Paddington at the end of 1915, it was updated regulary through the war and copies were displayed at other major GWR stations. The last roll of honour was printed in October 1922, 4 years after the war ended

Details

Category:
Railway Posters, Notices & Handbills
Object Number:
2006-7196
Measurements:
overall: 1498 mm x 1010 mm
type:
roll of honour
credit:
Network Rail (Great Western)

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