Ryburgh Memorial Hall (1914-1918) (1939-1945) (1950-1953)

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Reference WMO/161810

Address:

Fakenham Road

Great Ryburgh

NR21 7AG

England

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Status: On original site
Type: Freestanding
Location: External
Setting: Roadside
Description: Hall
Materials:
  • Brick Brick
Lettering: Other
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
  • Second World War (1939-1945)
  • Korean War (1950-1953)
About the memorial: Opened Wednesday 6 May 1953 by Lt Col Sir Edmund Bacon.Most of the money raised through public subscription. £1,250 grant from Ministry of Education. The Memorial Hall is a war memorial and a registered charity (see Links). Above the front door is a plaque stating Gt Ryburgh Memorial Hall. Internally and above the stage the names of the fallen are recorded.
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In Honoured & Loving memory of His Noble Majesty KING GEORGE VI & the men of Gt & Lt Ryburgh & Testerton who died in the Wars.

1914 JOHN CREMER 1915 ERNEST THOMPSON 1916 GEORGE HARRY BOND HAROLD COMER ALBERT GREEN FREDERICK GREEN EVERARD B HIPKIN JOSEPH CHAD HOWMAN 1917 HERBET CHASTNEY CHARLES STEWARD ROBERT W BARKER JOHN BETTS WALTER FENN WILLIAM DOY HERBERT FOX DCM WALTER BETTS STANLEY CURSON CECIL KAIL FREDERICK BONE PERCY NEALE 1918 JOHN BACON HARRY CHILVERS ERNEST NELSON REGINALD PLATTEN FREDERICK BALDWIN 1941 A.J. WHITESIDE 1942 T.P.H. TATHAM 1943 C.R. MATTLESS 1944 D.J. NELSON 1952 NOEL HAYNES

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