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America’s Gift to Consett: The Citizens Club Story - Consett Magazine
When the Consett Citizens Club opened its doors in December 1948, it brought with it something rare for the time — a sense of international generosity rooted firmly in local life. The Club was officially opened by Mr S. D. Berger, First Secretary and Consul at the American Embassy, and was supported by American labour organisations through the British War Relief Society. A marble plaque displayed proudly in the Club recorded this unique partners…
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America’s Gift to Consett: The Citizens Club Story - Consett Magazine
When the Consett Citizens Club opened its doors in December 1948, it brought with it something rare for the time — a sense of international generosity rooted firmly in local life. The Club was officially opened by Mr S. D. Berger, First Secretary and Consul at the American Embassy, and was supported by American labour organisations through the British War Relief Society. A marble plaque displayed proudly in the Club recorded this unique partners…
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