Stoneham War Shrine


Main pages Home Introduction Location of the Depot People Frequently Asked Questions Stoneham War Shrine Contact the project Recent Posts View of South Camp with weather vane A framed photograph, 1919 A Hearty Greeting, Xmas 1918 Albert Payne: I'm "Getting On" alright at Swaythling Pass book of Walter John McInnes A view inside South Camp, 1915 Silk postcards: Greetings from Swaythling Group photograph "Life at Swaythling Camp - I don't think!" Photograph of a winning team Rose garden at K Squadron John Edward Elliff (1886-1966), orderly North Camp glimpsed from Stoneham Park House Edward Somerset Charrington (1875-1955), remount officer Major Fisher, remount officer Demobilisation and clearing the site James Nathaniel Gunn (1867-1926), Squadron Sergeant Major Location of the Remount Depot Major Henry Thomas Timson (1869-1928), remount officer The Wareham sisters and the Forage Corps		Stoneham War Shrine The Stoneham War Shrine was erected in Stoneham Park in 1918 to commemorate the local men who served and died in the Great War of 1914-1919. It was restored in 2011 to honour all those who place their lives in danger through service to their country. To find out more, see The Restoration of Stoneham War Shrine.


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