Roll of Honour

  • St John the Baptist, Hellington, interior with Roll of Honour - Taken by The Churches Conservation Trust 05 Aug 2014

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  • St John the Baptist, Hellington, Roll of Honour - Taken by The Churches Conservation Trust 05 Aug 2014

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  • St John the Baptist, Hellington, Roll of Honour, base - Taken by The Churches Conservation Trust 05 Aug 2014

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  • St John the Baptist, Hellington, Roll of Honour, detail - Taken by The Churches Conservation Trust 05 Aug 2014

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  • St John the Baptist, Hellington, Roll of Honour, crest detail - Taken by The Churches Conservation Trust 05 Aug 2014

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  • St John the Baptist, Hellington, Roll of Honour, detail - Taken by The Churches Conservation Trust 05 Aug 2014

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  • St John the Baptist, Hellington, Roll of Honour - Taken by The Churches Conservation Trust 05 Aug 2014

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  • WW" Memorial - Taken by Michael Hill 09 Jul 2015

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Reference WMO/180295

Address:

The Church of St John the Baptist

Hellington Hill

Hellington

NR14 7BS

England

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Status: On original site
Type: Non freestanding
Location: Internal
Setting: Inside a building - public/private
Description: Roll of Honour or Book of Remembrance
Lettering: Raised
About the memorial: Upper Memorial WW1: Metal (brass? Bronze?) Roll of Honour with marble borders. Seated figure of Britannia with trident and shield sits (in relief) on top of the Roll of Honour, alongside her are two wreaths of remembrance or victory. The Roll itself is in the shape of a pilaster which is capitalised simply in the Doric style. Alongside the pilaster are two pieces of relief-work in the shape of drapes. Beneath the Roll is a crest with an S with three stripes through it, either sides of this are the dates of the war; 1914- 1919. The crest is garlanded. Lower Memorial WW2: Slate of marble held by pins to the wall.
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WW1 Memorial: ROLL OF HONOUR/HELLINGTON/ KILLED IN ACTION/ - NAMES - SERVED WITH THE COLOURS/ - NAMES - “THANKS BE UNTO GOD/ WHICH GIVETH US/ THE VICTORY”/ JAMES STEPHENS RECTOR/ ELLEN M. MACK/ GEORGE YALLOP } CHURCH WARDENS WW2 Memorial: Remember before God - Names - who gave their lives in the war 1939-1945

WW1: KILLED IN ACTION: ARTHUR T. BARKER, HERBERT G. BARKER, ARTHUR E. CATCHPOLE D.C.M, HERBERT C. THROWER, ALBERT J. YALLOP, SERVED WITH THE COLOURS: BENJAMIN T. BLAZER, HERBERT G. BLAZER, ARTHUR BROOKS, ARTHUR CARR, ALBERT G. SHARMAN BOMBR., HERBERT WOOR, JOHN H. YALLOP Lc. CORPL., WW2: Eric B Barnes. Maurice C. Barnes Richard H. Carr.

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