Photo GallerySecond World War
4th(South Lonsdale) Battalion, County of Lancaster Home Guard
Members of the
Morecambe and Heysham Home Guard in 1940 before the
issue of uniforms.
Accession Number KOneg 0972
Home Guard weapons demonstration, Morecambe, circa
1941-43.
Accession Number KO1194/03
Home Guard weapons demonstration, Morecambe, circa
1941-43. Browning Machine Gun.
Accession Number KO1194/04
Home Guard weapons demonstration, Morecambe, circa
1941-43.
Accession Number KO1194/05
Lancaster County Battalion Home Guard being inspected by Lieutenant
General Sir James O'Dowda, September 1941. Colonel John Bois (with
the Home Guard armband) a former King's Own officer, is stood at the left speaking to the area
commander.
Accession Number: KO1107/08
Officers of the 4th (South Lonsdale) Battalion, County of Lancaster,
Home Guard (EL4) having lunch whilst the band prepares for a rehearsal.
The former railway carriage to the rear has been adapted for use by the
soldiers. The photograph appears to be by a Morecambe photographer
and may well be at Crag Bank, where it is known the Home Guard trained.
Accession Number: KO2917/55
Home Guard parade, Morecambe, circa 1941-43.
Accession Number KO1194/07
Home Guard officers, Morecambe, circa 1943-44.
Accession Number KO1194/10
Home Guard parade, Morecambe, saluting base in front of
the Winter Gardens.
Accession Number KO1194/11
Home Guard parade passing the Winter Gardens, Morecambe.
Accession Number KO1194/12
Morecambe Home Guard, presentation circa 1944. No
further details.
Accession Number KO1194/13
Officers of the Morecambe Home Guard, 1944.
Accession Number KO1194/14
Morecambe Parade, during 'Salute the Soldier Week' 1943.
The Morecambe Information Bureau, in the centre of the picture, was
officially opened by the Mayor of Morecambe and Heysham, Councillor M
Benson, JP, on 19th July 1937. In the background is Morecambe
Central Pier.
Accession Number KO1194/21
Morecambe Home Guard on Parade. No further
details.
Accession Number KO1194/18
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