Photographs of the Accrington Pals
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Accrington Pals group at Caernarvon. 15981 William Ashworth is seated in the centre. Photograph by kind courtesy of David Bent. Click to enlarge

Accrington Pals on parade in Castle Square, Caernarvon, probably on 24th February 1915. Major Ross (on horseback) is talking with Lt. Henry Riley. Photograph by kind courtesy of Nelly and Jacquie Ainslie. Click to enlarge

D (Burnley) Company on parade in Castle Square, Caernarvon, probably on 24th February 1915. Photograph by kind courtesy of Mike Townend and Towneley Hall Art Gallery & Museum, Burnley. Click to enlarge

New! Accrington Pals group with 15629 Robert Worthington Rigby at the far left on the back row. Photograph by kind courtesy of Pete Flynn. Click to enlarge

Lt.-Col. Arthur Rickman and Capt. Anton Peltzer with N.C.O.s at Caernarvon Castle. Photograph from Lt.-Col. Arthur Rickman's collection, by kind courtesy of his grand-daughter Bindy Wollen. Click to enlarge

Accrington Pals group, probably at Penkridge Bank Camp in 1915. The barber (far left) is 17925 William Henry Bentley. 15045 Frank Thomas is fourth from right on the back row. Photograph by kind courtesy of Frank's son, Ian Thomas. Click to enlarge

W (Accrington) Company group at Penkridge Bank Camp in 1915. Photograph by kind courtesy of Mike Wells. The man standing in the doorway, pipe in mouth, has been identified as Sgt. William Nuttall by his grandson, Bruce Nuttall. Click to enlarge

X (District) Company group at Penkridge Bank Camp in 1915. 15997 Pte. Arthur Robinson is marked with a cross. Photograph by kind courtesy of Robert and Tony Robinson (email: ). Click to enlarge whole, left, centre or right.

Y (Chorley) Company group at Penkridge Bank Camp in 1915. Photograph by kind courtesy of John Garwood. Click to enlarge or to put names to faces

Z (Burnley) Company group at Penkridge Bank Camp in 1915. Photograph by kind courtesy of Mike Townend and Towneley Hall Art Gallery & Museum, Burnley. Click to enlarge or to put names to faces

Z (Burnley) Company group at Penkridge Bank Camp in 1915. Photograph by kind courtesy of George Breckell's family c/o Towneley Hall Art Gallery & Museum, Burnley. Click to enlarge or to put names to faces

N.C.O. group, almost certainly at Penkridge Bank Camp in 1915. 15981 William Ashworth is stood directly in front of the door. Photograph by kind courtesy of David Bent. Click to enlarge