A group of soldiers pose outside the Wesleyan Soldiers Institute, while some of the women from the Institute stand in the doorway. During the First World War the Epsom Methodist Church set up the Wesleyan Soldiers Institute, a forces canteen, in a...
Place: Epsom, Surrey, United Kingdom
Date: January 1918
Soldiers carrying rifles march along a rode, following behind a small boy who rides a white horse. This postcard was sent by Robert (Bob) Edward Allen Eastwood (1895-1973),who served with the 4th Battalion 3 NZ Rifle Brigade from May 1916 until Ju...
Date: circa 1916
Robert (Bob) Edward Allen Eastwood (1895-1973), served with the 4th Battalion 3 NZ Rifle Brigade from May 1916 until July 1918, when he was discharged on medical grounds. This postcard presumably depicts the military camp where he undertook his tr...
Date: circa 1916
Robert (Bob) Edward Allen Eastwood (1895-1973), served with the 4th Battalion 3 NZ Rifle Brigade from May 1916 until July 1918, when he was discharged on medical grounds. This photograph come from a collection connected to his future brother-in-la...
Date: circa 1916 to circa 1918
A photograph of a soldier in uniform wearing a gas mark. This postcard was sent by Robert (Bob) Edward Allen Eastwood (1895-1973),who served with the 4th Battalion 3 NZ Rifle Brigade from May 1916 until July 1918, when he was discharged on medical...
Date: 1916 to 1917
Robert (Bob) Edward Allen Eastwood (1895-1973), served with the 4th Battalion 3 NZ Rifle Brigade from May 1916 until July 1918, when he was discharged on medical grounds. This photograph come from a collection connected to his future brother-in-la...
Date: circa 1916 to circa 1918
Robert (Bob) Edward Allen Eastwood (1895-1973), served with the 4th Battalion 3 NZ Rifle Brigade from May 1916 until July 1918, when he was discharged on medical grounds. The inscription on this postcard reads: "What makes me so cranky round the e...
Creator: W.W. Pasco and L. R. Allum, The Clock Tower Studio, Epsom
Place: Epsom, Surrey, United Kingdom
Date: circa 1916 to circa 1918