This Hall was built in memory of the
men and others connected with it
who fought and fell in the Great
War "whoso loseth his life shall save it"
S. ADDLEY
J.S.DUNBAR
W.J.ARNOLD
A.G.ELLENDER
E.W.AUSTIN
R.A.ELLENDER
G.BARBER
T.H. ERRY
W.J.BERRY
A.T.FOWLER
W.V.BLIGH
H.F.FISHER
B.J. BRAND
E.W.GATEHOUSE
G.J.BROMLEY
H.GRAVES
H.P.COOMBER
T.GRIFFITHS
A.COOPER
A.HOPPER
W.J.CROFT
A.E.HOPPER
A.E.CROOCKEWIT
L.B.HOLYMAN
A.E.CURTIS
W.HOWARD
G.E.DATLEN
C.HUMPHREY
A.B.DAVIS
W.C.JENNER
K.J.T.KEYTON
G.RIGDEN
.J.WELLARD
A.SMITH
W.S.B. LASLETT
T.E.SPAIN
G.E.LOCKE
W.P.SPINNER
A.R.MARBROOK
B.B.SQUIRE
G. McNIER
E.P. STEVENS
C.H.MILLNE
W.H.STEWART
A.W.NEWTON
H.C. USHERWOOD
F.J. NORRIS
A.H. WATTS
H.E.NORRIS
E. WELCH
G.W. PARKER
A.G.WICKS
C. PHIPPS
H.P.WILSON
E. PHIPPS
A.G. YOUNG
F. PHIPPS
H.J. FRENCH
J. PHIPPS
D. PULHAM
G.H. PILCHER
A.G.YOUNG
A.G. PORT
H.J. FRENCH
C.O.B. EVERETT
D.PULHAM
The hall was demolished when the
A20 was extended
The list is now contained in the
St Mary's Book of Remembrance
***
Note: the last three names are
repeated
The plaque of names was erected
in the hall, which was 48 feet long by 28 feet wide and could seat
around 250 people There was a raised platform, with access to a
reading room which could also be used as a dressed room. The walls
were of brick, faced with red brick and rough cast, and the roof was
constructed of steel and covered with russet brown asbestos slates.
The floor was of wooden blocks. There was electric lighting and gas
radiator heating. The hall was designed by Mr A T Miller of
Castle Street and built by Messrs G Lewis and Sons of Widred Road.
The Holy Trinity War Memorial
Hall was opened (above) with a golden key by Lady Hammond on 13
July 1927, the foundation stone having been laid by Lady Violet
Astor on 6 May 1927.
with thanks to the Kent
Family History Society (KFHS) for permission to use the transcription
made by members and published in
"The Parish Church of St Mary's, Dover; Interior Memorial
Inscriptions Recorded between 1991 and May 2000
