The Wartime Memories Project - The Great War - Shorncliffe Camp

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The Wartime Memories Project - The Great War - Shorncliffe Camp Shorncliffe Camp was near Folkestone in Kent, origionally built as a Napoleonic earthworks fort, the site, which covers 200 acres, was used as a training camp during the Great War and is still in use by the army today. What a great resource. I just got some information that a relative was at Shorncliffe camp and had no idea what it was. Your website helped a lot. His name was William Dunn from Orilla Ontario, Canada. He was there in 1916. Thanks and keep caring. List of those who served at Shorncliffe Camp during The Great War. William Dunn. Read his Story Harold McGill. 5th Canadian Field Ambulance Read his Story L/Cpl Richard Walter Pfeffer. 8th Batt. M.G.C. Read his Story If you have a story or any photographs which you would like to share please get in touch. Send an E-mail to Website and ALL Material © Copyright MMV - All Rights Reserved