Home Front Legacy 1914-18

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Full Record - Tontine Street (PRN: 9931)

PRN9931
Site or location nameTontine Street
Summary
DescriptionA bomb dropped during the first Gotha raid hit Tontine Street on 25 May 1917. People quieing for potatoes outside a greengrocers were caught up in the resulting blast. 60 people were killed as a result. The site is now marked by a memorial plaque, reinstated in 1917 to commemorate the centenary of this event.
Monument TypeBOMB SITE;BOMB SITE
DesginationNone
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Location
CountryENGLAND
County
Site LocationTontine Street
Postcode
Map ReferenceNGR: TR2302836193 (623028, 136193)
Condition/Threat
Condition (Date)Other (07-07-2017)
Administration
Recorded By (Date)Chris Kolonko - Home Front Legacy (07-07-2017)
Copiled On07-07-2017
Last Updated07-07-2017
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A bomb dropped during the first Gotha raid hit Tontine Street on 25 May 1917. Site of the greengrocers, Tontine Street (Folkestone, Kent). (c) C Kolonko 07.07.2017
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A bomb dropped during the first Gotha raid hit Tontine Street on 25 May 1917. Site of the greengrocers, Tontine Street (Folkestone, Kent). (c) C Kolonko 07.07.2017
A bomb dropped during the first Gotha raid hit Tontine Street on 25 May 1917. Site of the greengrocers, Tontine Street (Folkestone, Kent). (c) C Kolonko 07.07.2017
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