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Roehampton war memorial, with poppies for D-Day anniversary - Taken by stephen mercer 08 Jun 2014
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War memorial in setting - Taken by Wandsworth Borough Council 23 Dec 2014
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Detail of plinth - Taken by Wandsworth Borough Council 23 Dec 2014
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Close-up of memorial - Taken by Wandsworth Borough Council 23 Dec 2014
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Detail of niches and figures - Taken by Wandsworth Borough Council 23 Dec 2014
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Detail of cross - Taken by Wandsworth Borough Council 23 Dec 2014
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Inscription commemorating restoration - Taken by Wandsworth Borough Council 23 Dec 2014
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WWII dedication - Taken by Wandsworth Borough Council 23 Dec 2014
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Raised letters on initial WWI dedication - Taken by Wandsworth Borough Council 23 Dec 2014
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Roehampton 0001 - Taken by David Larkin 15 Aug 2017
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Roehampton 0002 - Taken by David Larkin 15 Aug 2017
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Roehampton 0003 - Taken by David Larkin 15 Aug 2017
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Roehampton 0004 - Taken by David Larkin 15 Aug 2017
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Roehampton 0005 - Taken by David Larkin 15 Aug 2017
Reference WMO/176628
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- Stone Limestone
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Four inscriptions. The main inscriptions for WWI are in raised lettering and are: 'In honour of / the men of / Roehampton / who fought / and died in / the Great War / 1914-1918' (this inscription appears on separate panels on seven sides of the memorial base) and 'The names are recorded in the village churches'. Subsequent inscriptions read: 'In memory of the men and women of Roehampton who gave their lives in the 1939-1945 war' and 'This memorial was restored in 1952 following destruction by enemy action in 1941'.
No individual names. These are recorded in the village churches.
Grade II (England)
1425491
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Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators
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