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The
Prince of Wales Sea Training School
CASUALTIES
FOR WORLD WAR II
The Prince of Wales Sea Training School was
located in Dover, off York Street, between 1953 and 1975. The premises are now
boarded up, and awaiting a decision on their future.
 After
the closure of the School, the plaque for those Old Boys who lost their
lives in World War II was housed in the Seafarers' Centre in
Snargate Street (right). It was moved from Dover to Ingham in Norfolk
in January 2007. (See the
Dedication Ceremony)
The plaque and a transcribed list of names may
be seen on the Prince of Wales Sea Training School Society
website, at
this page.
Browse awhile! The website itself is most
informative, with more about the Dover School (including views of
the inside from 2002) and aspects of old Dover, as well as much
about the Sea Training School and its Old Boys. There is also a
forum. The home page for the Society website is
here
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