Rugby School O.T.C. saluting the flag at Rugby's celebration of The Armistice, 1918. [The Rugby Schoo

01/01/1918

Rugby victory procession. 1918

01/01/1918

Interior of the Court House, showing tables set for dinner and banners on the wall saying 'Welcome Ho

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1918

Medal struck to celebrate the Allied victory in World War I. The obverse features the inscription 'TH

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1918

Dedication of 1914-18 war memorial, Wootton Wawen. 1918. [This event is recorded as having taken plac

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1918

Description: Crowd of people in Henley-in-Arden celebrating Armistice Day. November 11th 1918 [The in

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1918

English medal, c.1918 Diameter 36mm Medal awarded for service in the World War I and post-war activit

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1918

A large crowd around an old British tank, in Alcester, with perhaps a band and placards about dischar

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1918

A photograph of James Broadbridge Banwell in his army uniform, c.1918. The reverse of the photograph

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1918

Post-war photo of Brailes soldier Private Harry Hibberd. Brief military details.

01/01/1918 to 31/12/2016

Local rationing of tea, sugar, butter and margarine. Weekly tickets taken to grocers. Supplies pooled

04/01/1918 to 04/01/1918

£4-2-6d collected for Blind Soldiers & Dr Banardo's House & 10/- for Overseas Club. Infants gave 13/1

06/01/1918 to 06/01/1918

School to be closed for 3 days for Ration Registration

06/01/1918 to 06/01/1918

Raide £5-10-0 from Xmas dinner collection for Blinded Soldiers Fund

07/01/1918 to 07/01/1918

Mr S Dixon, member of staff, on leave from active service visited the school

07/01/1918 to 07/01/1918

Miss Harrison went to Brhm with a view to joining WAAC

08/01/1918 to 08/01/1918

Miss McCartney's brother has died of wounds received at Western Front, telegram received. Sent home t

08/01/1918 to 08/01/1918

Tin appeal received today from Min. of Food

08/01/1918 to 08/01/1918

Miss Harrison to B'rhm with view to joining WAAC

08/01/1918 to 08/01/1918

30 hospital bags made by children sent to Lady Smith Dorien's Fund

10/01/1918 to 10/01/1918

Queuing for butter, supply not shared around shops

10/01/1918 to 10/01/1918

Attendance very markedly affected by butter & margerine shortages. Several children kept away by pare

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918

Mr H Sheen who has been wounded 3 times visited the school & showed the children his gas mask

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918

Collection for Blinded Soldiers Children realised £5-3-0

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918

Attendance affected by butter & margerine shortage, some children away to stand in queues.

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918