WW2 Firemen's Plaque. Tavistock Square, London.

I took these today on the edge of Tavistock square, Upper Woburn place. Has CL1 already posted this plaque on here somewhere ? Couldn't find it anywhere...

 

There's a specific website by the Firemen and Firewomen's Remembrance group dedicated to remembering the work of the fire service in WW2 which includes this memorial. Possibly it is that you were thinking of:

Memorials

 

Firefighters Memorial Book including WW2 casualties
Poss saw this above i posted last year

Good find on the memorial

 

RANDOLPH, STANLEY HAROLD
Fireman, A.F.S.; of 38 Mildmay Road, Islington Husband of A. Randolph. Died at Tavistock Square.

1939 REGISTER TRANSCRIPTION
38 Mildmay Road, Islington, London
NAME DOB OCCUPATION
Stanley H Randolph 23 Jul 1905 Lorry Driver Heavy Worker
Ada Felgate (Randolph) 18 Dec 1905 Nursery Slugging Operator

SKINNER, HARRY RICHARD
Fireman, A.F.S., of 18 Westbury Avenue, Wood Green, Middlesex. Son of Louise Skinner, and of the late John William Skinner. Injured at Costain House, Upper Woburn Place; died same day at Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital.

1939 REGISTER TRANSCRIPTION
18 Westbury Avenue, Tottenham, Middlesex
NAME DOB OCCUPATION
John H Fomes 06 Jan 1912 Dairy Milkman Horse Carman
Nina Fomes 17 Dec 1913 Unpaid Domestic Duties
Harry R Skinner 08 Dec 1908 Cook Steward

 

updated photo


CIVILIAN STANLEY HAROLD RANDOLPH
Regiment & Unit/Ship
Civilian War Dead

Date of Death
Died 17 April 1941

Age 35 years old

Buried or commemorated at
ST. PANCRAS, METROPOLITAN BOROUGH



Civilian War Dead

• Country of ServiceUnited Kingdom
• Additional InfoFireman, A.F.S.; of 38 Mildmay Road, Islington Husband of A. Randolph. Died at Tavistock Square.

CIVILIAN HARRY RICHARD SKINNER
Regiment & Unit/Ship
Civilian War Dead

Date of Death
Died 17 April 1941

Age 32 years old

Buried or commemorated at
ST. PANCRAS, METROPOLITAN BOROUGH



Civilian War Dead

• Country of ServiceUnited Kingdom
• Additional InfoFireman, A.F.S., of 18 Westbury Avenue, Wood Green, Middlesex. Son of Louise Skinner, and of the late John William Skinner. Injured at Costain House, Upper Woburn Place; died same day at Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital.