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Unfortunately not mine, a possession of The National Trust within the Treasurer's House in York.



I spotted this model on a window ledge, I remember Meurig telling me about this a while ago.
Because I could not be repositioned the light was behind so apologies for the poor photography.
This image is interesting because it shows Cavalry which is missing from the main memorial behind struck by lightning.



A few more images, hope this is of interest.









Regards
Paul
P.S. Still no success in finding a transcription for the memorial, York library archives and York Minster archives held no records

That's a great find, Paul!

Goods to see the model still in situ.

I have a transcription of the names from the memorial with corrections etc. on www.boerwarregister.com and fmp.

coldstream wrote: P.S. Still no success in finding a transcription for the memorial, York library archives and York Minster archives held no records

Hi Meurig,

Could you send me a link to where the transcriptions are on either your site or FMP please, have searched but unable to find

Regards
Paul

SWB wrote: Goods to see the model still in situ.

I have a transcription of the names from the memorial with corrections etc. on www.boerwarregister.com and fmp.

coldstream wrote: P.S. Still no success in finding a transcription for the memorial, York library archives and York Minster archives held no records

Hello Paul

Apologies - my English lets me down again - these foreign tongues! You won't find a complete list of all names until I make some changes to the website - sooner this year rather than later I hope. But, all casualties on the memorial are noted as such.

Regards
Meurig

Hi Meurig,

Thank you.

Regards
Paul

SWB wrote: Hello Paul

Apologies - my English lets me down again - these foreign tongues! You won't find a complete list of all names until I make some changes to the website - sooner this year rather than later I hope. But, all casualties on the memorial are noted as such.

Regards
Meurig