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Inscribed Plaque - Taken by Russell Walters with permission from the Church 18 Jun 2013
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Wooden Cross and Plaque - Taken by Russell Walters with permission from the Church 18 Jun 2013
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6th London Regt B/F Cross and tablet - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 08 Oct 2018
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6th London Regt tablet - Taken by Mr C E Moreton 08 Oct 2018
Reference WMO/143610
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- Timber Timber (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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[cross] [illegible from online photos] [tablet] This cross commemorates nearly / 100 officers and men of the 6th. Battalion / London Regiment, who fell in action / at the Battle of Loos, on September / 25. 1915, and were buried on the field / on the night of September 28. / It stood upon the battlefield for / over three years, and was replaced / by a more permanent cross in / February 1919. / "Their bodies are buried in peace, / but their name liveth for evermore."
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