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Leonard Collinge - RCF00226
Aged 20 years
WWI Military Unit - RCF00222
Leonard Collinge included
Leonard Collinge - RCF00220
Son of Thomas Collinge, New Delight, Inn, Colden
WWI Military Unit - RCF00217
Leonard Collinge, 1st left, back row
Survivors of A & C Battery - RCF00180
Johnny Collinge of New Delight Inn, Colden was among the lucky ones that came out of France in 1915
Number 2, Battery, WW1 - RCF00133
Johnny Collinge is included
Mytholmroyd - Unveiling the War Memorial - PNH00883
The unveiling ceremony on 2 July 1922. 75 men from ther town were lost in the First World War.
WWI Soldier and Nurses - JNB00504
Postcard created to compliment the For King and Country exhibition at Bankfield Museum, 2014-18.
WWI Recruits at King Street, Hebden Bridge - JNB00503
Postcard created to compliment the For King and Country exhibition at Bankfield Museum, 2014-18.
WW1 Troops - TAL00531
Dated 16.06.1918 from son Percy to Mother and Father. Royal Army Medical Corps. AN70081533
WW1 Ambulance - TAL00528
Postcard from son Percy to Mother and Father AN70081533
WW1 Troops - TAL00527
Dated 16.06.1918 from son Percy to Mother and Father. AN70081533
War Memorial at Luddenden Foot - WAO00257
WW1 War Memorial at Luddenden Foot
WWI Recruits - ALC05996
For original picture see ALC02142. The lad watching in a cap was Harry Victor Barker, Alan Brook’s mum’s dad. He was so fired up by watching these recruits that he subsequently signed up himself, lying about his age to do so. He went to France and…
