Siloh Uniting Church, Bridge Street, Tredegar

Tredegar’s First World War Research group visited Siloh Uniting Church on Bridge Street in Tredegar on 9th January 2015 in order to record its collection of 5 separate memorials and rolls of honour dedicated to men who served and also those who were killed in the First World War.

There are 2 memorials in Siloh dedicated to men of its own Baptist congregation: One is a grey marble plaque containing the names of 5 men of the congregation who were killed; the other comprises a written roll of honour, which contains a longer list of names of those men of the congregation who served and returned from the First World War.

There are another 2 memorials in Siloh dedicated to men of the congregation of the former English Baptist Church which stood at Church Street in Tredegar: One is a marble plaque containing the names of men of the congregation who were killed; the other comprises a written roll of honour, which contains a longer list of names of those men of the congregation who served and returned from the First World War.

Finally, there is another memorial in Siloh dedicated to men of the congregation of the former Penuel Presbyterian Church which stood at Harcourt Terrace in Tredegar: It consists of a brass plaque containing the names of men of its congregation who were killed and a list of names of those men of the congregation who served and returned from the First World War.