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1 Women from Seaham who joined the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps 105
2 Seaham First Aid and Nursing Volunteers in World War 1 123
3 What was a VAD Hospital and where were they in Seaham 47
4 Robert Stanhope Smith recalls torpedo launched at SS Vane Tempest (1937) 44
5 Index of WW1 medal cards held by National Archives for Seaham Merchant Navy Seamen 61
6 Lord Londonderry unveils Cross of Sacrifice from Imperial War Graves Commission (1927) 53
7 Major John Warham awarded the Territorial Decoration (1925) 51
8 British Legion unfurls a new standard (1925) 50
9 Lord Londonderry pays for 50 Seaham children to visit Wembley Exhibition (1924) 56
10 Plans for unveiling of War Memorial at New Seaham (1923) 58
11 Fund for the erection of a War Memorial at New Seaham (1923) 54
12 Winding up of the Seaham Harbour War Memorial Committee (1922) 57
13 Inauguration of War Memorial on the Terrace Green (1922) 56
14 Lord Londonderry offers to pay shortfall in funding Cenotaph on Terrace Green (1922) 62
15 Secret war work of the Candlish Bottle Works revealed (1919) 60
16 Seaham Hall Hospital no longer required and closed on 31st March (1919) 60
17 The end of the war - Message from Lord Londonderry (1918) 57
18 Battery Sergeant Major William Tomlin awarded the DCM (1917) 71
19 Presentation of Victoria Cross to Private Michel Heaviside (1917) 62
20 Accidental death of Martha Ann Beech munitions worker (1917) 60
 
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