| Information on photograph |
Memorial ID No.: |
401 |
Memorial Title: |
UVF Memorial Garden (Cherryville Street) |
Photo Series No.: |
M401P3/5 (Monument 401 Photograph 3 of 5) |
Photo Description: |
Photograph of the left-hand memorials stone |
Inscription(s): |
LEST WE FORGET | THIS MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED TO | THE MEN OF THE WILLOWFIELD BATTALION | EAST BELFAST REGIMENT | ULSTER VOLUNTEER FORCE, | WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE | IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918, | IT STANDS ON THE SITE OF | THE OLD WILLOWFIELD UNIONIST HALL | OPENED BY SIR EDWARD CARSON | ON MAY 16TH 1913, | AS A DRILL HALL AND RIFLE RANGE | FOR WILLOWFIELD U.V.F. | IT WAS FROMTHIS HALL | VOLUNTEERS MARCHED TO BALMORAL, | FROM THERE TO THE GREEN FIELDS | OF FRANCE, | SOME NEVER TO RETURN. | | 'SLDDP ON DEAR SONS OF ULSTER | TIL THE TRUMPET SOUNDS AGAIN' |
Commemorating: |
Members of UVF, 2nd Battalion Willowfield, East Belfast Regiment (1914-18); and members of the modern UVF.
~deaths |
Location Address: |
Cherryville Street, Woodstock, Belfast South,
County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
|
Location Guide: |
Close to the junction of Cherryville Street and Woodstock Road. |
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Photographer: |
Martin Melaugh |
Date Taken: |
31 March 2009 |
Technical Details: |
Canon EOS D5 camera; EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens; |
Filename: |
BEL09MEM_UVF_Cherryville_St_5925.JPG |
Image Format: |
Landscape |
File Formats : |
Canon Raw File (.CR2); TIFF; JPEG |
Copyright: |
~copyright A
copy of the above image(s) may be downloaded for private study or personal
use. Anyone requiring a copy for commercial use, or use at a web site, should contact CAIN
for further information. |
Note: |
Higher (and larger) resolution version available on request - contact CAIN for details. Full camera settings embedded in Canon Raw File and TIFF image. |
