Photo Archive Archive

B886 Unnamed soldier.

F449 Samuel Shaw (left),4th Battalion, (Queen’s Own) Hussars, died 11th December 1917, his brother Lance Sergeant Frederick Shaw, 1st Royal Marine Battalion, Royal Naval Division, died 1st May 1917, and their family, all of Winsford. Courtesy of Cheshire Remembers.

F448 Lance Corporal Warwick Edward Cummings, Honourable Artillery Company, and his future wife, Winnie Askew. Courtesy of Kelvin Dakin.

G1084 Named group of Royal Artillery officers.

U287 B Flight crew, 50th Home Defence Squadron, August 1917.

U286 B Flight crew, 50th Home Defence Squadron, August 1917.

U285 B Flight, 50th Home Defence Squadron, August 1917.

G1083 8th (Nottinghamshire) Battalion, Sherwood Foresters. Courtesy of Michael Briggs.

B886 Unnamed soldier, the King’s (Liverpool Regiment), France.

G1082 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: A.B. John Colton (saved), and the ship’s pet dog (drowned).

G1081 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Engineer Lieutenant Vining, saved.

G1080 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker A.E. Hayles (drowned), Stoker P. Armstrong (saved).

G1079 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: A.B. W. Fenton (saved), Petty Officer J. French (drowned).

G1078 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker J. Roberts, A.B. W. Gettings, and Stoker A. Harris, all saved.

G1077 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Chief Engine Room Officer John Donald (saved), A.B. E. Matthews (drowned), Stoker F. Manning (drowned), Stoker L. Alford (saved), and the ship’s monkey (drowned).

G1076 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker R. Stainer (saved), Stoker W. Colley (drowned), and Stoker F. Ellis (saved).

G1075 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker John Fondling, Petty Officer A. Upton, Stoker G. Stodley, E. Belchamber, all saved.

G1073 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: A.B. Joseph Phelps, Stoker Thomas Warrell, both drowned.

G1072 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker A. Cutler, saved.

G1071 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: stoker Frank Holmes,torpedo instructor Newman, stoker George Caird, all drowned.

G1070 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: A.B. Thomas King, A.B. Frederick Carter, Petty Officer Edward Pipe, all drowned.

W311 Unnamed wounded pals.

G1069 Horse sick lines and Army Veterinary Corps soldier, photo taken by Captain Bruce.

B885 Unnamed soldier with farrier badge.

B884 Unnamed soldier.

B883 Unnamed soldier, York & Lancaster Regiment.

B882 Unnamed Royal Engineer.

W310 Convalescents, First Eastern General Hospital, Cambridge, posted to Mrs. H. Garlick, 8, High Street, Malmesbury.

W309 Medical staff, First Eastern General Hospital, Cambridge.

A1060 Unnamed soldier.

B880 Unknown sailor, H.M.S. Ramilies.

G1065 Yorkshire Regiment and others, France.

G1068 Unnamed pals, no. 11 Transport Division Section, R.A.F., Old Sarum Airfield, Salisbury.

F448 Eustache, Marjory, Vera and Kenneth Tunnicliff, Autumn 1918, F. & M. Davies Studio, Mold.

F447 Tom Baker, 6th Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment, and 796th Area Employment Coy., died of bronchitis, 11 August,1918, and son Ernest. Courtesy of Stephen Doughty.

B878 William Maskery of Coppenhall, Crewe, 7th Battalion, King’s Shropshire Light Infantry, died 23 March, 1918. Courtesy of Cheshire Remembers.

A1059 Alfred John Doughty, 2nd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (1893-1959). Courtesy of Stephen Doughty.

G1067 Royal Garrison Artillery.

A1058 Unnamed soldier.

W308 Wounded soldiers preparing for an ‘operation’.

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