DINAS POWYS CENOTAPH

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Reference WMO/116599

Address:

The Square

Station Road

Junction with Britway Road & Mill Road

Dinas Powys

CF64 4DE

Wales

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Type: Freestanding
Description: Cenotaph
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
About the memorial: Dinas Powys war memorial is located in the village square on Station Road. The memorial is made of limestone ashlar in a rustic style and consists of a central column and splayed base. The inscriptions are detailed on bronze plaques and the memorial also features a bronze wreath. The memorial is sited on a paved area and bordered by low-level chain-link fence and pillars. The memorial is Grade II listed and also located within a Conservation Area.
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