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M & B Cape Hill Memorial
- Thread starter gingerjon
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jennyann
Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P.
Hi John, Got up a little bit early this am and found your message re
Mitchell & Butler's War Memorial. Had a look at the Great War Forum
and found there are many posts about the War Memorial. You have to register
if you want to read other items on the forum but here is a link to info on the War Memorial and demolition of the Brewery. https://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/...5&pid=202677&mode=threaded&start=#entry202677
Mitchell & Butler's War Memorial. Had a look at the Great War Forum
and found there are many posts about the War Memorial. You have to register
if you want to read other items on the forum but here is a link to info on the War Memorial and demolition of the Brewery. https://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/...5&pid=202677&mode=threaded&start=#entry202677
terry carter
Birmingham Pals
About two thirds of the book published in 1919, 'The Birmingham City Battalions Book of Honour' contains the Rolls of Honour of very many Birmingham Firms and Institutions. The pages for Mitchells and Butlers, Cape Hill Brewery, contains the list of 1156 employees who served in the forces during WW1. The Memorial commemorates 136 employees who were killed in WW1.
Terry
Terry
