Monday, 20 June 2016
Friday, 3 June 2016
Unusual Memorial found in Brock Keep Garden
OHOS volunteer Trevor Thomas from Brock Gardens has dug up a most unusual object in the Keep's garden. Trevor kindly looks after the garden for OpenHand OpenSpace, sometimes helped by other kind neighbours and friends, and a few weeks ago he was digging a new bed for tomatos and potatoes when he found, 2-3 ft down, two pieces of a slate memorial plaque that looks as if it was once inside a church.
The left part of the plaque is missing, but we think the text reads: of...daughter of... nny Ford...25th 1839 years...their son...1839...years. Possibly it has come from a church that was demolished around 1980, such as Reading Trinity Congregational Church,1846 - 1979, which was located at Queens Road and Sidmouth Street. If anyone has any information about this plaque, please contact the OHOS administrators on info@ohos.org.uk, or 0118 959 7752.
The left part of the plaque is missing, but we think the text reads: of...daughter of... nny Ford...25th 1839 years...their son...1839...years. Possibly it has come from a church that was demolished around 1980, such as Reading Trinity Congregational Church,1846 - 1979, which was located at Queens Road and Sidmouth Street. If anyone has any information about this plaque, please contact the OHOS administrators on info@ohos.org.uk, or 0118 959 7752.
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