Photo from page 10 of album WWI Photograph Album - England

Soldiers' Club, Brocton Camp, Stafford, England. Opened June 1916 by Lord Lichfield. This measured 90 feet by 35 feet and was further extended in November to allow four extra billiard tables, together with reading and recreation rooms. Membership was 1,400 and the club was managed by a Mr Abler. Source 'Town for Four Winters', C.J and G. P Whitehouse.

Details provided by M Kett

Photograph album compiled possibly by 69974 Private Charles Bradlaugh Ross of Hokitika. His wife was Kittie Ross. The album includes artillery guns on display at Wolverhampton, buglers and band members at Brocton, crowd listening to the NZRB Band at Walton, the band on Anzac Day at Stafford, transport lines at Brocton Camp, NZRB Headquarters at Brocton Camp, the 'Non Conformist Hut' at Brocton ,Camp, the 'Walsall Hut' of the NZ YMCA and lngester Hall.