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Plumpton Lych Gate Stone Tablet Dedication - Taken by Picture taken by John F Wells 01 Sep 1999
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Plumpton Lych Gate Stone Tablet Dedication - Taken by Picture taken by Richard L Wells 20 Sep 2018
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Plumpton Lych Gate Rotten Timbers South Wall - Taken by Photo Taken by Richard L Wells 10 Mar 2019
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Plumpton Lych Gate Rotten Timbers North Wall (stone tablet on this wall) - Taken by Photo Taken by Richard L Wells 10 Mar 2019
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Plumpton Lych Gate Leaning South Wall - Taken by Photo Taken by Richard L Wells 10 Mar 2019
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Plumpton Lych Gate with safety netting to preclude entrace - Taken by Photo Taken by Richard L Wells 10 Mar 2019
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Early Picture of the Church and Lychgate soon after built - Taken by Photo taken c1920 from Ken Beard Collection of Photos 20 Mar 2019
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Early Picture of the Church and Lychgate showing entrance to church - Taken by Photo taken c1920 from Ken Beard Collection of Photos 20 Mar 2019
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New South Wall Footings Blessed on Remembrance Sunday 2019 - Taken by Lee Stevens 10 Nov 2019
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Remembrance Sunday Service 2019 - Taken by Lee Stevens 10 Nov 2019
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Splicing in the new wood, preserving the old where possible - Taken by Lee Stevens 08 Jan 2020
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Plumpton Lych Gate with gates closing for the first time in years - Taken by Lee Stevens 01 Feb 2020
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Lych Gate with new South Wall (far side) - Taken by Lee Stevens 26 Feb 2020
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North Wall new wooden inserts - Taken by Lee Stevens 26 Feb 2020
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Finished Lych Gate, leading to All Saints Church - Taken by Lee Stevens 26 Feb 2020
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Reference WMO/255952
Edit memorial name, location & addressCan you help?
In 2018, WMT gave a grant towards this war memorial. As it has been a number of years since the grant was given, we would like an up-to-date condition survey and photographs to be added to this war memorial record. Can you help?
- Stone Stone (any)
- Timber Oak
- First World War (1914-1918)
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To the glory of God in humble thankfulness for his great mercy in granting us peace. Novr 11th 1918 - June 28th 1919. This is on the North Wall of the Lych-Gate which remains stable and there is not intention to disturb this wall in the renovation works. See photograph attached for the inscription.
A stone cross (under a separate memorial record WMO255052) commemorating the 29 individuals (including 1 nursing sister) who gave their lives in World War 1 is nearby in the Church grounds.
Grade II (England)
1451164
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