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Kew Guild Members and Royal Botanic Staff
Temple of Arethusa
Rectangular headed plaque with a King's Crown top centre and a floral border. The First World War names are in raised lettering in three columns above the Second World War names which are also in ra...
Acton County School WW1
Ark Acton Academy
In Assembly Hall (right of stage). Acton County School was renamed Reynolds High School in the 1960s, and Acton High School in 2005. From September 2018, it is Ark Acton Academy.
Acton Hospital War Memorial Wing (demolished)
Acton Hospital
Acton Cottage Hospital was founded by John Passmore Edwards and first opened 1898. The War Memorial Wing was opened in 1923 to the south of the original building. It was extended at various times, a...
Harrow School Shrine WWI
Harrow School
Stone cenotaph with dedicatory inscription and carved wreaths at terminals. Set at the centre of an arched stone niche. The names are listed on the surrounding wall panels and each panel is surmounted...
Royal Star and Garter Memorial Chapel
Royal Star and Garter Home
The chapel was a gift from Viscountess Cowdray in memory of her son Captain Francis Pearson, who died of his wounds in September 1914. It was dedicated by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1928. As of...
Ealing Memorial Gates
Pitzhanger Manor House
This memorial consists of two curved, quadrant walls on either side of two wrought iron gates. The wall has four piers, two flanking the gates and two at the extremities of the original wall, each sur...
St Martin's Parishioners WWI
St Martin's Church
St Martin's War Memorial comprises a rough-hewn granite wheel-head cross and shaft set on a tapered plinth with the inscriptions leaded and painted black. The plinth bears the names of the fallen of t...
MEN OF KEW
St Anne's Church South Chapel
A wooden screen with dedication and names in gold lettering.
South African Military Hospital
Richmond Cemetery
Richmond Cemetery, section Z. IWM: 'Cenotaph on a rectangular base. The front and rear faces bear a relief Springbok head. The side faces bear a relief laurel wreath.'
Willesden (St Matthew's) WWI
St Matthew's Church
Framed manuscript WWI roll of honour. Restored and rededicated circa 2015. Now in excellent condition. Paired with a matching WW2 roll of honour. Chancel gates are also a WWI memorial.
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