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The dedication and WW2 names - Taken by David McNay 10 Jan 2007
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Side 2- the numbers who served and died - Taken by David McNay 10 Jan 2007
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Names Side 1 - Taken by David McNay 10 Jan 2007
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Names Side 2 - Taken by David McNay 10 Jan 2007
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Law War Memorial - Taken by Howard Franks 19 Aug 2014
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Law War Memorial - Taken by Howard Franks 19 Aug 2014
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Law War Memorial - Taken by Howard Franks 19 Aug 2014
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Memorial - Taken by WMT 19 Nov 2014
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Memorial - Taken by Law Community Trust 01 Nov 2015
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Remembrance Wreaths 2015 - Taken by Law Community Trust 19 Nov 2015
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Memorial - Taken by David McNay 23 Jan 2021
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Law memorial - Taken by David McNay 23 Jan 2021
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WW1 inscription - Taken by David McNay 23 Jan 2021
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Memorial inscription - Taken by David McNay 23 Jan 2021
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WW2 names - Taken by David McNay 23 Jan 2021
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WW1 inscription - Taken by David McNay 14 Jan 2022
Reference WMO/194463
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Plinth: IN / MEMORY OF / THE MEN OF LAW / WHO DIED / ON SERVICE IN / THE GREAT WAR / 1914 - 1919 / Plinth, sides: (Names)/ THEY DID THEIR DUTY, AND THEIR NAMES/ SHALL LIVE FOR EVERMORE Plinth, reverse: 235 MEN FROM / LAW DISTRICT / SERVED IN H.M. FORCES / IN THE GREAT WAR / OUT OF THAT NUMBER / 29 MEN WHOSE NAMES / ARE RECORDED HEREON / MADE THE / SUPREME SACRIFICE Base, upper: ERECTED BY/ THE INHABITANTS OF LAW/ 23RD MAY 1920 Base, lower: ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO DIED IN THE/ SECOND WORLD WAR 1939 - 1945/[10 names in 2 columns]
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