Manchester School of Art

I think it is now the Manchester Metropolitan School of Art. Part of the University. I had the opportunity to accompany a group of students to see the degree exhibition - they were extremely impressed as I was. However I did manage to take many photographs - the memorial was the most important item. I did photograph the plaques too - Have to go on the appropriate page but here is the memorial - together with the location shot.

The outside of the main entrance.
There are plaques on the outside. The inside was heaving with students!

Close to the foyer is the roll of honour. Little bit different as the roll is colour coded.

My transcription has separated them.

IN MEMORY OF THOSE STUDENTS OF THE MMSA

WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY

IN THE WARS OF 1914-18 AND 1939-45

(1914- 1918)

ALEXANDER AIRD

STANLEY C. BERRY

ROY BOWES

HAROLD GRANT

HENRY C. HELLIWELL

WILLIAM O. JONES

HAROLD S. McCARTNEY

HAROLD C. MUMBY

ALICE M. MYLCHREEST*

JAMES RADCLIFFE

LESLIE C. WHITBREAD

(1939-1945)

DEREK S. ARMSTRONG

GEORGE G. BANKS

FRANK D. BARTON

WILLIAM H. BASTABLE

ERIC BEACH

WILLIAM F. MELLENEY

JOHN C. BRITTAIN

KENNETH CARROLL

STANLEY G. DAWSON

BRIAN GIBSON

EUSTACE J. GOODRICH

JACK HENDERSON

SHEILA M. HOLDEN

FRANK HOLMES

THOMAS A.M. HOOLEY

STANLEY KELSHAW

THOMAS LONGDEN

FRANK MITCHELL

COLIN SACKER

WILLIAM B. SHARPLES

RONALD W. TAYLOR

DAVID TONDOLSKI

ARTHUR WALLACE

WILLIAM B. WEBBER

ERNEST WRIGLEY

 * Nurse A. M. MYLCHREEST. Nurse Alice Mona Mylchreest, Quartermaster Basford. House Red Cross Hospital (Manchester), and Commandant of the 82nd Detachment East Lancashire Red Cross, died whilst on a visit to Peel, on 1st September, 1918. She was the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mylchreest, 1 Daisy Bank, Old Trafford, Manchester, and was 30 years of age. After leaving boarding school, she attended the Manchester School of Art, and had the honour of executing a page of the Illuminated Address which was presented by the Manchester Corporation to H.M. King George on his visit to that city. Nurse Mylchreest commenced her services with the Red Cross Society in September, 1914. From the IOM Examiner 1918

The other plaques in the building refer to openings and centenaries and will be posted elsewhere but linked.

Lots of further research and a datapage to follow - but the names are more important.;