Programme for POW Camp, Stobs Scotland, 3rd Sport Festival, Sunday the 8th of August 1915, Start at 1:30. Organised by the Sport Committee [listed by name] of the Military Camp with the kind permission of the commander Major Bowman. Music performed by the camp orchestra. A few pages of advertisements encouraging being active. Rules of the festival are outlined. It goes on to mention the different activities, prizes, and participants. Back cover: In memory of being a POW in Stobs, near Hawick, Scotland, 1915. Part of Theaterleben im Kriegsgefangenenlager Stobs | M. Rabenschlag from Europeana.eu.
Read moreStobs Camp was not only an internment camp but also a training camp. One such group that trained at Stobs Camp was the 9th Battalion of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers. Some of whom perished in the sinking of the Royal Edward.
Read moreKelso Chronicle – Soldier at Stobs charged with Assault 13 August 1915
Read moreKelso Chronicle – Soldier at Stobs Camp fined for being Disorderly 13 August 1915 Private B J A Henderson of King’s Own Scottish Borderers (KOSB), Stobs camp, found guilty of riotous and disorderly conduct whilst drunk. Fined 15s or 10 days.
Read moreKelso Chronicle – Soldier at Stobs Camp fined for not paying Bill 13 August 1915 Private H Seward of 1st Newfoundland Regiment was found guilty of not paying for a restaurant refreshment and fined 10s or 7 days.
Read moreBerwickshire News and General Advertiser – Camp Personnel 17 August 1915 Son of a local person, Mr Robert Martin, mentioned as a second Lieutenant at Stobs.
Read more“Weather rather broken.” Valentine Postcard. Posted 17/08/1915. Ian Lowes Collection.
Read moreBerwickshire News and General Advertiser – Athletic Events at Stobs 24 August 1915
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