Nuclear Community Remembrance Virtual Museum Project
Manchester Memorial
Welcome to the Manchester Memorial for our British Nuclear Test Veterans
The memorial in St Peters Square Manchester is the first memorial to be included in the nucleartest.online virtual museum. As this project grows every memorial to our Nuclear Test Veterans across the United Kingdom will enter the museum. Within each hall will be galleries of images, testimonies and videos telling the local story of the development of our Nuclear Weapons and the price paid by our Veterans and their families.
BNTVA Memorial Manchester
New Manchester Memorial Unveiled October 2017
Memorial Location
Map of Manchester Memorial
This memorial was unveiled on 5th October 2017 by local veteran Terry Washington in the presence of the Lord Mayor of Manchester and other dignitaries. The original memorial was moved to make way for the cities tram system has been mounted on a new plinth and placed beside the Cenotaph in the city centre.
It is the first British Nuclear Test Veterans memorial to feature a QR Code link to the Nuclear Community Charity Fund’s Virtual Museum.
Click the map to the left for the location of this memorial in Google Maps.
If you have a story to share connected to this memorial or to the Nuclear Tests please contact us – email: curator@nucleartest.online
Resources for this memorial
Standard Bearers Manchester
Standard Bearers Manchester
Refurbished & Rededicated Manchester Memorial 2017
Refurbished & Rededicated Manchester Memorial 2017
Manchester Town Hall
Manchester Town Hall
Unveiling the Memorial – Manchester
Unveiling the Memorial – Manchester
BNTVA Chaplain leads the multi-faith service
BNTVA Chaplain leads the multi-faith service
Before the ceremony – Manchester
Before the ceremony – Manchester
Cenotaph Manchester
Cenotaph Manchester
Town Hall Manchester
Town Hall Manchester
Crowd Scene and Piper Manchester
Crowd Scene and Piper Manchester
Lord Mayor ‘Eddie’ Newman and Terry Washington – Manchester
Lord Mayor ‘Eddie’ Newman and Terry Washington – Manchester
NCCF PO Box 8244 Castle Donington DE74 2BY Email office@thenccf.org NCCF Registered Charity No 1173544
Museum proudly maintained by BH Associates on behalf of the NCCF and the British Nuclear Community
The NCCF Remembrance project is funded by the AVF using monies made available by the Chancellor from the LIBOR Fines