DrillHalls
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Another alteration to car park or superstore, not sure which, unless it's hiding from the Streetview camera.
1:48 AM May 23rd
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My card of le Tréport turns out to be inspection of 20th French Corps resting in area Aug 1916. Thanks to informant!
1:29 AM May 23rd
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@ Is the press release viewable yet?
12:19 PM May 22nd
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in reply to SaveTatton
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@ @ @ Yes! There are 2 actually.
T'other was saved from demolition by local people
6:00 AM May 22nd
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in reply to SylvieCollett
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@ Where is the press release, please?
5:25 AM May 22nd
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in reply to SaveTatton
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Not drill hall related. I've blogged a (to me) astonishing scene from seaside resort le Tréport, 1917.
4:25 AM May 22nd
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19th Century Drill Hall, medieval tower. Demolished. Why? A roundabout. TX @
4:04 AM May 22nd
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Useless drill hall/jubilee fact! 1952 Keighley Drill Hall caretaker won competition to name Timothy Taylor's new beer. Suggested "Landlord".
3:26 AM May 22nd
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@ Norwich's lost drill hall, 2nd postcard, written 1927
3:14 AM May 22nd
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@ Norwich lost drill hall, 2 more. Ancient city wall ran thro premises, all archaeological evidence destroyed
3:13 AM May 22nd
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in reply to thevicsoc
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@ This is the lost drill hall of Norwich: Chapel Field Rd Now a ring road.
3:03 AM May 22nd
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in reply to thevicsoc
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1916 Summer Time Act put on clocks from 2am to 3 am to save fuel & money during -history of summer time
11:35 AM May 21st
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@ (Sorry, was away.) I thought I'd posted it in a public forum. Here's the card on my flickr
Champagne 1916
1:32 AM May 21st
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in reply to geoffsengine
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Thank you @ and @ for the retweets.
2:15 PM May 18th
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I'd appreciate any insights into this card I posted in GWF: Written in November 1916, it depicts poilus in Champagne.
12:12 PM May 18th
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Lostwithiel drill hall was seriously at risk in 2007.
I had some correspondence with its fan Brian Appleyard.
3:38 PM May 17th
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Amazing Just come across details of Lostwithiel's tin drill hall - refurbished.
Credits us, too.
3:32 PM May 17th
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@ @ Definitely worth reading. Could send you a scan.Tho I'm not a Bradfordian I think losing it is indefensible.
3:18 PM May 17th
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in reply to WYorkshireLives
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@ Have you seen this week's Private Eye on the deplorable machinations to demolish the Odeon in Bradford?
6:40 AM May 17th
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in reply to BradfordWW1
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A poignant, painful card from the Vosges, 1914: the consequences of the soldiers' terrible trou d'enfer. (My card)
4:03 AM May 17th
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- Name Drill Hall Project
- Location UK
- Web http://www.drillh...
- Bio The project records the Drill Halls of the Territorial Army in the period 1908 - 1914 before they are lost to redevelopment.
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