Bronze plaque from Bristol Museum?s ?Soldiers? Room?

This plaque was put up on the wall of the ?Soldiers? Room? in the Bristol Museum (now Brown?s restaurant). It marked the Museum?s and city?s role in entertaining over 60,000 sick and wounded soldiers who came to the war hospitals in the city. W2090

W2090 soldiers' room plaque (image/jpeg)

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: W2090

: Militaria

: Signs and Symbols

: Small bronze memorial plaque with frame. THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918 60,000 SICK AND WOUNDED SAILORS AND SOLDIERS WERE WELCOMED AND ENTERTAINED IN THIS ROOM BY THE CITIZENS OF BRISTOL

Bronze plaque from Bristol Museum’s ‘Soldiers’ Room’

World War I's impact on disability

World War I

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: Bristol Museum & Art Gallery

: World War I

: Bristol, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) / England, Northern Europe, Europe

: Soldiers' Room, Museum & Art Gallery

: 1914-1918

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