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Full length view - restored lamp - Taken by T Coyle 19 Sep 2012
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Full Length view of memorial - Taken by R Lawson 01 Mar 2013
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WW1 memorial names - Taken by R Lawson 01 Mar 2013
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WW2 memorial names - Taken by R Lawson 01 Mar 2013
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Base of Memorial - Taken by R Lawson 01 Mar 2013
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Lamp - Taken by R Lawson 01 Mar 2013
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Lamp - Taken by R Lawson 01 Mar 2013
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Lamp - Taken by R Lawson 01 Mar 2013
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Lamp - Taken by R Lawson 01 Mar 2013
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Lamphead close up - Taken by T Coyle 19 Sep 2014
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Restored WW2 Plaque - Taken by J Baird 19 Sep 2014
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Restored WW1 Plaque - Taken by J Baird 19 Sep 2014
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Restored detail on memorial post - Taken by J Baird 19 Sep 2014
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Lamp relit during Church social evening - Taken by S Baird 19 Sep 2014
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Front view from street - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Right side view from street - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Left side view from street - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Front pedestal panel - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Left side pedestal panel - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Right side pedestal panel - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Rear pedestal panel - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Lower stem of lamp - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Boys' Brigade emblem at foot of stem - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Foundry mark at foot of stem - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Lamp and top of stem - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Lamp and top of stem - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Wreath holder in front of memorial - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Surrounding garden/courtyard - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Surrounding garden/courtyard - Taken by David Parmee 30 Oct 2017
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Lamp - Taken by John Maloney 21 Jul 2021
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Base - Taken by John Maloney 21 Jul 2021
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Base - Taken by John Maloney 21 Jul 2021
Reference WMO/138659
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WW1 Plaque: South Leith U.F. Church / Erected by the 3rd Leith Coy., B.B. Ex-Members Association / "To the Glory of God and in / affectionate remembrance of / our fallen comrades - 1914-1919" WW2 Plaque: Claremont Church / To the glory of God / and in memory of / the ex-members / of the 3rd Leith Company, / The Boys' Brigade / who gave their lives / in the war of 1939-1945 / [Names] / "Their name liveth for evermore"
WW1 Names: Henry S Adams; Thomas Alston; James Anderson; John Anderson; John Auld; John Beatson; Robert Blaikie; James Brown; Douglas Burke; Andrew Chapman; Thomas W Forret; George Gilbert; William Gillespie; Robert Hare; Thomas King; William Legge; Douglas R M Lindsay; Alex S Lumsdaine; James D McGregor; George McGregor; Thomas McKinlay; George McLean George M Miller; Andrew Moodie; Charles Munro; John Orr; William S Rattray; William Redpath; Thomas H Swanson; George Thomson; David Walker; Edward G Walker; John Walker; James Warrington; Douglas Wilson; John Wilson. WW2 Names: John S Alston; George Henderson; William M Knox; David McKenzie; David McRae; Alex B Nichol; Howard Patterson; James V Patten; Raymond Smith; Robt Snodgrass; Thos M Stevenson; Robert R Wilson. Howard Patterson
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