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Wakefield Nurses Home now demolished and commemorative stone from original building embedded in side wall of new private house. Can be viewed from Leeds Road.
Leeds Road/St Johns North
The tablet is the only remaining part of the original Nurses' Home attached to Clayton Hospital and originally built as a First World War memorial.
HEMSWORTH
Market Street
This war memorial garden is located on the corner of Bullenshaw Road, Hemsworth, West Yorkshire and originally contained a plaque, flagpole and benches.
CLAYTON WITH FRICKLEY - CROSS
Tan Pit Lane
Photos copied from duplicate entry 110694 but have come up rather blurred. The war memorial in the south Yorkshire village of Clayton is a limestone cross on a slim pillar which stands on a plinth...
Ecclesall
All Saints Church
The memorial cross is located adjacent to the entrance to All Saints Churchyard on Ecclesall Road South. The names of those who lost their lives are recorded in the chapel of the Parish Church. Th...
Mortomley (Cricket Club screen)
St Saviour's Church
Beautiful carved wood screen with brass lettering
Aerial Bombardment (Devonshire Green and Trees)
Devonshire Green
Green space and trees dedicated to civilians killed in bombardment
Chapeltown
Chapeltown Park
Classical cenotaph in granite on a three-stepped base with raised and painted lettering, paved surround, dwarf granite posts and metal rails.
SHEFFIELD CRIMEAN WAR
Botanical Gardens (But see 'About the Memorial')
Removed in 2004, currently in storage at Council Depot, Stanniforth Road, with an estimate of £2M to repair and resite at a suitable location. In 2014 the council rejected calls from the Victorian So...
Wrenthorpe Colliery
St John's Church
In the grounds of St John's Church. Solid plain Latin Cross on octagonal plinth and two stepped base. Bronze wreath on front face
Clayton West and High Hoyland
Junction of Church Lane and Holmfield Road
Situated at the junction of Church Lane and Holmfield Road, Clayton West, Huddersfield. The period commemorated is 1914 – 1919 and 1939 – 1945 World wars and the Falklands Conflict in 1982
Bernard & Eric Trott memorial window
St Aidan's Church
Large stained glass window depicting the Northern Saints, given by Maude Elizabeth Trott in memory of her sons Bernard Aidan Trott, Pilot Officer RAFVR, killed in action 14th January 1944 and Eric Tro...
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