Missing War Memorials in Ulster – Where are they?

hhulster — Thu, 10 Sep 2020 18:34:46 +0000

History Hub Ulster researcher Nigel Henderson has identified the following war memorials as ‘missing or lost’ in Ulster.

History Hub Ulster has set up this Facebook page to maintain a record of these memorials.

Purple Star of Ulster LOL 1894

Installed in Clifton Street Orange Hall

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: August 1927, Newspaper image: Yes

Balmoral Methodist Church

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: January 1920, Newspaper image: Yes

College Square Presbyterian Church

Form: Organ & Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: November 1920, Newspaper image: No

Donegall Square Methodist Church

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: October 1921, Newspaper image: No

Donegall Square Methodist Church – Sunday School

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: July 1919, Newspaper image: No

Duncairn Mission Hall, New Lodge Road

Form: Clock, Unveiled/Dedicated: November 1919, Newspaper image: No

Falls Road Methodist Church

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: Not Known, Newspaper image: No

Mervue Street Mission Hall

Form: Reading Desk, Unveiled/Dedicated: September 1920, Newspaper image: Yes

Nelson Memorial Presbyterian Church

Form: Window, Unveiled/Dedicated: November 1946, Newspaper image: No

Presbyterian Ministers

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: June 1921, Newspaper image: No

St John’s Church of Ireland, Laganbank

Form: Window, Unveiled/Dedicated: July 1919, Newspaper image: Yes

“Our Boys Hall”, Manor Street

Form: Parchment Roll, Unveiled/Dedicated: May 1920, Newspaper image: Partial

Belfast Boy Scouts (10th Company) Cradle Roll

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: April 1919, Newspaper image: Yes

Belfast Boy Scouts (10th Company)

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: February 1927, Newspaper image: No

Belfast YMCA

Form: Window, Unveiled/Dedicated: September 1949, Newspaper image: No

Central Presbyterian Association (First World War)

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: November 1923, Newspaper image: No

Central Presbyterian Association (Second World War)

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: November 1949, Newspaper image: Yes

Cliftonville Cricket & Lawn Tennis

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: March 1927, Newspaper image: Yes

Londonderry Presbyterian Working Men’s Institute

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: July 1924, Newspaper image: No

Ulster Amateur Flute Band

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: February 1922, Newspaper image: Yes

Ulsterville Harriers

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: May 1918, Newspaper image: Yes

Belfast Co-Operative Society

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: November 1958, Newspaper image: No

Cinnamond, Park & Company

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: October 1920, Newspaper image: No

Dunville & Company Roll of Honour

Form: Parchment Roll, Unveiled/Dedicated: March 1921, Newspaper image: No

Gallaher’s Factory, Belfast

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: June 1948, Newspaper image: No

General Post Office (Royal Avenue, Belfast )

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: November 1925, Newspaper image: Partial

Glen Printing & Finishing Company (Newtownards)

Form: Parchment Roll, Unveiled/Dedicated: December 1917, Newspaper image: Yes

North East Bar

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: March 1920, Newspaper image: Yes

Bridgett, William Henry, Sergeant, Royal Irish Rifles

Form: RBP Banner, Unveiled/Dedicated: June 1923, Newspaper image: Yes

Jamison Brothers of Hydepark

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: August 1917, Newspaper image: No

McClean, Hugh, Farrier, Army Service Corps (Location not known)

Form: Statue, Unveiled/Dedicated: February 1927, Newspaper image: Yes

McMaster, Charles, Captain, Royal Irish Rifle (Location not known)

Form: JLOL Banner, Unveiled/Dedicated: October 1926, Newspaper image: Yes

Pollock, Paul Gilchrist, Lance-Corporal, Royal Irish Rifles

Form: Toc H Lamp, Unveiled/Dedicated: January 1933, Newspaper image: No

Antrim Road National School

Form: Window, Unveiled/Dedicated: September 1920, Newspaper image: No

Malone Training School

Form: Tablet, Unveiled/Dedicated: July 1920, Newspaper image: No

Albion Limited – First World War

Form: Parchment Roll of Honour

Albion Limited – Second World War

Form: Parchment Roll of Honour

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