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'The Union Jack Club in Waterloo Road is to be opened by the King on Monday. Our portraits are of Miss McGaul the foundress; Sir Edward Ward, one of the chief organisers; and Major Haggard, the Secretary.' The club was erected by public conscription as a national memorial to sailors, soldiers and marines killed on active service, providing a club house and bedrooms for those below the commissioned ranks. Facilities also included baths, writing room, billiards room, barber and shops.From Lloyd's Weekly News, 30th June 1904

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Collection:	Surrey-ana
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Ref:	12636
Identifier:	Surreyana Vol20 p109
Date:	1889