
The image is a photograph of a green plaque on a brick wall. The plaque is circular in shape and has a white border. On the top left corner, there is a circular emblem with the words "George Edwin Ellison" written in white. Below the emblem, it reads "82,000 Leeds men and women served in the First World War, many departing from the city's railway stations. Over 10,000 never returned. They included George Edwin Ellison from Richmond Hill - a miner, husband and father. He was tragically killed just 90 minutes before the final armistice ceasefire on 11th November 1918: the last British person to die in action. 1878-1918."
