Our Lady & St Joseph’s Heroes Remembered

09/11/2021 6:00 pm - 09/11/2021 7:00 pm

Cumbria's Museum of Military Life, Carlisle, UK

Tuesday Talk Series

Our Lady & St Joseph’s Heroes Remembered

Derek Nash & James Robinson

Standing proudly in the grounds of Our Lady & St Joseph’s Church, Carlisle is an 18ft White Marble Memorial bearing witness to the 75 men who fell in the Great War; this was our starting point. Little was known of those men, not a sheet of paper could be traced anywhere, some of whom are remembered without their Christian name or initials. Who were they? Where were they from? How old were they? Were they married? Where and how did they fall?

Following four years of dedicated research, the authors’ have been able to painstakingly trace the lives 73 of these lost men all of whom made the supreme sacrifice for their King and country far from home. This book has traced their parents, siblings, careers and sadly the last few days leading to their loss.

These compelling personal stories, and how they were unravelled, are contained in over 80,000 words and over 200 illustrations and graphs and are the subject of Derek’s illustrated talk.

Date: Tuesday 9th November 2021
Venue: Cumbria’s Museum of Military Life (in Carlisle Castle)
Doors: 5:30pm for a 6:00pm start.

Tickets for this talk are £5.00 each (£4.00 for members of the Friends). 
Seats are limited so purchase your tickets online today.

CLICK HERE to purchase tickets

Alternatively, tickets can be purchased by phoning the Museum on 01228 532774, or in person at the front desk.

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