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Christopher Whall window commemorating Private Ernest A Carter.
A Kirkburton shovel maker and husband to Eva, he embarked for France in Oct 1916. KIA on 7 June 1917, aged 25, he is buried at La Brique Military Cemetery, Belgium.
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Christopher Whall window commemorating Private Ernest A Carter.
A Kirkburton shovel maker and husband to Eva, he embarked for France in Oct 1916. KIA on 7 June 1917, aged 25, he is buried at La Brique Military Cemetery, Belgium.
#StainedGlassSunday
#MomentoMoriMonday
Christopher Whall’s Art Deco masterpiece.
With no known grave at Gallipoli, this window commemorates 2nd Lt. John Wilfred Carter—a Kirkburton-born linguist and teacher killed in 1915, aged just 23. Commemorated on the Helles Memorial.
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Christopher Whall’s Art Deco masterpiece.
With no known grave at Gallipoli, this window commemorates 2nd Lt. John Wilfred Carter—a Kirkburton-born linguist and teacher killed in 1915, aged just 23. Commemorated on the Helles Memorial.
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James Binns Armitage, monumental sculptor commemorated in stained glass.
www.findagrave.com/memorial/231...
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James Binns Armitage, monumental sculptor commemorated in stained glass.
www.findagrave.com/memorial/231...
#StainedGlassSunday
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Memorial to textile mill owners, Jonas and Sarah Kenyon.
The first textile mill in Kirkburton was built in Dogley in 1787 using waterpower to prepare wool for spinning and for fulling the finished cloth.
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Memorial to textile mill owners, Jonas and Sarah Kenyon.
The first textile mill in Kirkburton was built in Dogley in 1787 using waterpower to prepare wool for spinning and for fulling the finished cloth.
Carpe diem...
(MANN, my 📷 Sept 24)
#ancientbluesky🏺#mosaicmonday #momentomorimonday #archaeology
Carpe diem...
(MANN, my 📷 Sept 24)
#ancientbluesky🏺#mosaicmonday #momentomorimonday #archaeology
The disturbingly realistic cadaver effigy of Richard Fox, (d1528). a prominent politician and diplomat, under Henry VII. He was Bishop of Winchester from 1501 to 1528 .
#momentomorimonday #tudor
The disturbingly realistic cadaver effigy of Richard Fox, (d1528). a prominent politician and diplomat, under Henry VII. He was Bishop of Winchester from 1501 to 1528 .
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Stone marker and grave (!) warning at St Mary, Nonington, Kent.
Taken in 2010, now sadly missing.
Stone marker and grave (!) warning at St Mary, Nonington, Kent.
Taken in 2010, now sadly missing.
Whatever happened to respect for the dead.
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Tameside, Greater Manchester.
Whatever happened to respect for the dead.
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Tameside, Greater Manchester.
#StainedGlassSunday #MomentoMoriMonday
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When from the dust of death I rise,
To take my mansion in the skies,
This all my hope, this all my plea
That Jesus lived and died for me
When from the dust of death I rise,
To take my mansion in the skies,
This all my hope, this all my plea
That Jesus lived and died for me