Poppy Field for Remembrance

Ladies from St Andrew’s helped to create 1,700 textile poppies, each one representing a soldier of the Bradford Pals who died within one hour of joining the fighting in the First World War. A display of the poppies has been created in the Industrial Museum, Moorside Road which also contains emories, from our ladies, of how their lives were affected by the war.

It is a very moving exhibition, which will be on display at the museum until June 2015, when it will be moved to Bolling Hall.

We recommend you visit the museum to see the display.

Wendy B, St Andrew’s

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