Frank Smith Brown

1893–1915 (age 22)

Biography

Frank Smith Brown was a poet whose words captured the imagination and spirit of his time. His literary talents contributed to the cultural heritage of his era, offering insights and beauty through his creative expression.

Brown's promising life was cut short in 1915 during the First World War. He is remembered at the Menin Gate, where his name stands as a reminder of the artistic and intellectual potential lost to the conflict.

Also buried at Menin Gate

Walter Gabriel Home
1872–1914 (age 42)
Menin Gate
Walter Gabriel Home was a military officer who served in the First World War.
John Graham, Jr.
1877–1915 (age 38)
Menin Gate
Golfer and sportsman remembered at the Menin Gate after falling in 1915.
Dennis George Wyldbore Hewitt
1897–1917 (age 20)
Menin Gate
Dennis George Wyldbore Hewitt, born 1897 and died 1917, is remembered at the Menin Gate for his gallantry.
Frederick William Hall
1885–1915 (age 30)
Menin Gate
Frederick William Hall was a military personnel who died in 1915 and is commemorated at the Menin Gate.
Francis Edward Bradshaw-Isherwood
1869–1915 (age 46)
Menin Gate
Francis Edward Bradshaw-Isherwood was a military officer who died in 1915 and is commemorated at the Menin Gate.
Hugh McKenzie
1885–1917 (age 32)
Menin Gate
Hugh McKenzie was a military personnel who died in 1917 and is commemorated at the Menin Gate.