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View of central paved area - Taken by Manx Museum (from imuseum database) 01 Jan 2016
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WW2 right panel names - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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Overall view of the memorial - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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WW1 central panel names - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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WW1 left panel names - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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Dedication tablet - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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WW1 right panel names - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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Central Crucifix - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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Dates on crucifix surround - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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WW1 tablet (overall) - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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WW2 tablet (overall) - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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NI tablet - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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WW2 central panel names - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
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WW2 left panel names - Taken by Robert Brunsdon 26 Jul 2016
Reference WMO/223053
Edit memorial name, location & address- Flora and Fauna Flora and Fauna (any)
- Stone Stone (any)
- Stone Limestone
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
- Northern Ireland
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' To the glory of God and in grateful memory / of the men of this district who gave their lives / in the First World War 1914-1918.' - 'To the glory of God and in grateful memory / of the men of this district who laid down their lives / in the Second World War 1939-1945.' 'Fusilier M.J. Sampson / 22nd November 1975, / aged 20. Killed in Ulster / in the line of duty.' 'This Garden of Remembrance / was opened by Lady Bromet / and dedicated by / the Ven. C. V. Stockwood M. A. / Archdeacon of Mann / on Sunday August 31st / 1947 / The garden was the gift of / the women's section, Onchan branch / of the British Legion.'
WW1 - 33 names listed in three columns WW2 - 37 names listed in three columns N Ireland - 1 name
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