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Douglas IoM CWGC - Taken by David Dixon (fgeograph) licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons License 27 Apr 2011
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Overview of the memorial looking up the approach drive - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 02 May 2016
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Closer view of memorial - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 02 May 2016
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Inscription on curving rear wall (in full) - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 02 May 2016
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Inscription on curving rear wall (left panel) - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 02 May 2016
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Inscription round base of cross (left panel) - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 02 May 2016
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Inscription round base of cross (centre panel) - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 02 May 2016
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Inscription round base of cross (right panel) - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 02 May 2016
Reference WMO/222031
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Portland stone
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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'To the honoured memory / of those members of His Majesty's Forces / who gave their lives for their country / in the Great War 1914 - 1918 / and who lie buried in the Isle of Man / in the following cemeteries and churchyards / Douglas Cemetery Foxdale (St. Paul) Churchyard / Kirk Braddan (St. Brendan) Churchyard Kirk Patrick (St. Patrick) Churchyard / Kirk Malew (St. Malew) Churchyard Kirk Maughold (St. Machat) Churchyard / Kirk Marown (St. Marown) Churchyard Kirk German New Cemetery / Ballaugh (St. Mary) Churchyard Kirk Bride (St. Bridget) Churchyard / Kirk Conchan (St. Peter) Churchyard Kirk Lonan (St. Lonan) Churchyard / St. Mark's Kirk Malew (St Mark) Churchyard / Kirk Christ Lezayre (Holy Trinity) Churchyard / Kirk Christ Rushen (Holy Trinity) Churchyard.' Set into 5 consecutive sides of an 8 sided polygon is the following inscription: 'This cross of / sacrifice is / one in design / and intention / with those / which have / been set up in / France and / Belgium and / other places / throughout / the world / where / our dead of / the / Great War / are laid / to rest / Their / name / liveth / for / evermore.'
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