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| 1. Sandwith and Rottington War Memorial [Two small villages in West Cumbria] A modern memorial remembering the World Wars |
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| 2. A list of remembrance for the World Wars [Villagers of Sandwith and Rottington, West Cumbria] |
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| 3. Poppy wreath tribute left by the villagers _____________________________________ |
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1. St Peter’s Church, Drigg, Cumbria |
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2. Drigg’s War Memorials inside St Peter’s Church: (Left): WW1 memorial (Right): WW2 memorial |
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3. Headstone of Sapper Ivor Hunter, R.E. (He is not listed on the War Memorial) Drigg (St Peter) Churchyard, Cumbria. ______________________________ |
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| 1. Traditional style Ballroom dancing: (Left): Victor Silvester and Peggy Spencer. [This is the hold for most ballroom dances] (Right): Walter Laird and Andé Lyons.[This is the hold for dancing the tango] |
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| 2. The Cumbrian town of Egremont: The Market Hall is behind the Town Hall ['Old fashioned' dancing was revived here in WW2] |
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| 3. Two Victorian dance music sheets (waltzes): "Ethel Waltz" (left) "Omelia Waltz" (right) [Composer: J.B. Senior, the 'Cumbrian Waltz King'] |
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| 4. Two Victorian traditional dance music sheets: "Alberto Polka" (left) "Triffitt Barn or Skirt Dance" (right) [Composer: J.B. Senior, the 'Cumbrian Waltz King']_______________________________________________ |
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1. The Joiners Arms Country Inn The N.W. Cumbrian village of Newton Arlosh [One hub of traditional village life in this area] |
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2. Newton Arlosh Parish Church and churchyard Fortified church dedicated to St John the Evangelist [The second hub of traditional village life] |
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3. “Through the narrow gate” The narrow door is a feature of the fortified church [It has a width of 31 inches / 79 centimetres] |
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4. The Newton Arlosh War Memorial [It remembers the 'Fallen' of both WW1 and WW2] [Located in the S.W. corner of the churchyard] |
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5. WW1 commemoration on the war memorial [Listing nine casualties of the 1914 – 1918 war] |
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6. WW2 commemoration on the war memorial [Listing two casualties of the 1939 – 1945 war] ____________________________________ |
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| 1. Borrowdale, Castle Crag and the WW1 tablet (Left): Borrowdale & Castle Crag from the lake (Right): Castle Crag WW1 memorial tablet |
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2. The WW1 and WW2 War Memorial, Holy Trinity churchyard, Grange-in-Borrowdale |
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3. St Andrew’s Church and Churchyard, Stonethwaite, Borrowdale, Cumbria The Celtic Cross WW1 Memorial is on the left |
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4. (Left): The Borrowdale WW1 ‘Roll of Honour’ (Right): Detail of the churchyard WW1memorial |
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5. The war memorials inside St Andrew’s Church (Top): WW1 Borrowdale Church Memorial (Bottom): WW2 Borrowdale Church Memorial |
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6. Headstone of WW2 casualty Ted Dover Borrowdale (St Andrew’s Churchyard) ________________________________ |
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| 1. Buttermere and St James' Parish Church The church is built high on a rocky promontory |
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| 2. The wrought iron shepherd's gate of Buttermere church Originally dedicated to former clergy of the parish "The Good Shepherd guides his flock" |
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| 3. The nave of St James' Church, Buttermere. The WW2 memorial can be seen on the left hand side wall |
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| 4. Buttermere's War Memorials found inside the church (Left): The Buttermere WW1 'Roll of Honour' (Right): The WW2 memorial for Alan Edmond Catherall |
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| 5. Buttermere village and valley looking south-west Sourmilk Gill is the stream seen flowing down the fellside The cloud covers the summits of Red Pike and High Stile |
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| 1. Holocaust Memorial Day Booklet [Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, January 2016] |
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| 2. Elie Wiesel, K.B.E., Nobel Peace prize winner A Romanian born survivor of the Nazi Holocaust [Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, January 2016] ________________________________________ |
