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Shingle Street memorial

21 Sep, 2014 20:58

Shingle Street memorial

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago.
The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.
Former coastguard Richard parsey

Unveiling of the plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago.
Former coastguard Richard Parsey.

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago.
The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago.
The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago.
The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.
Chris enright

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago.
The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.
Tim miller

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago.
The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.
Tim miller

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago.
The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.
Tim miller

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago.
The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago. The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914. Former coastguard Richard parsey

Unveiling of the plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago. Former coastguard Richard Parsey.

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago. The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago. The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago. The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914. Chris enright

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago. The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914. Tim miller

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago. The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914. Tim miller

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago. The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914. Tim miller

Unveiling of plaque in recognition of five men who drowned in a maritime accident in the River Ore a century ago. The disaster claimed the lives of five Shingle Street coastguards after their boat capsized on the night of May 1, 1914.

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