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DetailsOriginal Format: MP4 Colour: Colour Sound: Sound Duration: 03 mins 01 sec Credits: Ian Dewhirst
Summary Ian Dewhirst discusses the history of Keighley War Memorial
Description
Ian Dewhirst talking face on to the camera in Keighley town hall square in front of war memorial.
Ian is discussing the history of the war memorial.
The war memorial is shown on day of unveiling, and a large crowd is surrounding it.
Another image of large crowd.
Spencer Street sign is shown,
the war memorial is shown.
The crowd image is shown again.
A picture of Henry C Fehr, the sculptor of the war memorial is shown.
A wreath of poppies attached to the gate of the memorial, camera...
Ian Dewhirst talking face on to the camera in Keighley town hall square in front of war memorial.
Ian is discussing the history of the war memorial.
The war memorial is shown on day of unveiling, and a large crowd is surrounding it.
Another image of large crowd.
Spencer Street sign is shown,
the war memorial is shown.
The crowd image is shown again.
A picture of Henry C Fehr, the sculptor of the war memorial is shown.
A wreath of poppies attached to the gate of the memorial, camera turns to the soldiers, and stone that are on the memorial.
Image of the Eastburn quarry is shown.
Working horses in the quarry are shown.
War memorial, a man is walking past.
The sculpted soldier on the war memorial is shown.
The sculpted sailor on the war memorial is shown.
The sculpted soldier’s bayonet blade is shown.
The sculpted soldier is shown whilst cars are driving past.
The war memorial is shown.
The sculpted sailor is shown.
Memorial book containing the names of fallen soldiers shown.
Picture of Edward Johnston, calligrapher who wrote the memorial book shown.
Keighley Public Library interior shown.
The memorial book is shown.
Poppy field with the writing Lest We Forget.
Image of SCV logo (Scott Coulthard Video).