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SWAVESEY
St Andrew's Churchyard
This is a square shafted cross located in St Andrew’s Churchyard, Swavesey, Cambridgeshire. It is made from a pink granite but this had become obscured by algae. It was then damaged during 2007 by f...
Longstanton
All Saints Church
The war memorial in the village of Longstanton, Cambridgeshire, is a plain cross on a pillar, standing on a double plinth and a four-stepped base within a gravelled area in the churchyard of All Saint...
CHIPPING SODBURY AND DISTRICT WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Yate Heritage Centre
This memorial originally stood in the main hall of Yate Cottage Hospital, Station Road, Yate. The building later became the Memorial Day Centre for Adults with Learning Difficulties. Following its clo...
LT COL J H COLES DSO AND MEN OF WINTERBOURNE DOWN - WW1 AND WW2
All Saints Church
The Memorial was erected in 1919 by Mr Hugh Coles in Memory of his two sons. He and his wife kindly allowed the names of sixteen parishioners who fell in the Great war to be added, After the second W...
PLYMOUTH BREWERY EMPLOYEES - WW1
The Brewery Tap Public House (Derelict)
The memorial commemorating the men of Plymouth Breweries who fell in World War I is a limestone plaque upon a stone supportive panel. The memorial is 75cm wide and 1100cm high. The plaque has letterin...
Plymouth Old Contemptibles Book of Remembrance
St Andrew's Church
Glass topped wooden cabinets containing a Book of Remembrance and block and gavel circular metallic badge of 4 inch diameter with two crossed bayonets.
Burma Star Association - Plymouth Branch
San Sebastian Square
There are four benches and two plaques. A dstone of remembrance bears the Kohima Epitaph. The benches are dedicated to the Dunkirk Veterans, Burma Star, Royal Engineers and the company which supplied...
PLYMOUTH NORMANDY VETERANS
The Belvedere Memorial Garden
A small granite headstone like memorial with a carved Normandy Veterans badge at the top with dedication below all in black, upper case, incised lettering. It stands in a small, circular array of sto...
ST PATRICK'S PRESBYTERY
St Patrick's Presbytery
The memorial is located at the very end of the Presbytery close to the school
Urmston, Flixton and District Boy Scouts - WW1
Scout Headquarters
A bronze plaque, mounted on a wooden backboard with corniced border, showing a relief of a Boy Scout standing on a rock & holding a flagpole in top LH corner. To its right is a dedication and below a...
Colchester Avenue of Remembrance
Colne Bank Avenue
The original avenue of trees was planted in 1933 and the wall listing all the names from each tree was added in 1998.
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