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Royal County Down Golf Club
Royal County Down Golf Club
Two Brass plaques below each other, one for each war, in a combined brass frame
Newcastle War Memorial
Main Street (A2)
The memorial is situated in front of the local Tourist Office and sits on a rocky out croft. the memorial is shaped rectangular with a lion on the top. Moved to this location after WW2
Liverpool and Martin Bank WW1
Barclays
Bronze plaque, which was at Barclays Bank, Grey Street, Newcastle until 2014
For the Fallen, Locomotive 91111
Newcastle Station (first unveiled) - travels East Coast route
A locomotive has been 'wrapped' with a design by Paul Gentleman commemorating the contribution of regiments, and those who died from them, up and down the East Coast route during World War I. It was u...
Newcastle on Clun St John's Church electric lighting
St John The Evangelist Church
Brass plaque on oak background commemorating the installation of electric lighting in the church in memory of those from the parish killed in two world wars
Newcastle on Clun War Memorial
St John The Evangelist Church
Granite wheel cross on four layer base. Four plaques, one on each layer, remembering the names of those from the parish who had been killed in both world wars
NEWCASTLE EXCHANGE
Newcastle Commercial Exchange
A figure of Victory on an elaborately tiered top to a tall plinth with a cast bronze plaque on its front with dedication & lists of names as well as further incised names on its sides.
St Illtyd's churchyard
Newcastle Hill
It was designed by Cook and Edwards, architects, Bridgend and is composed of Hopton Wood stone. It comprises an octagonal base forming an all round seat. Atop this is another smaller octagonal sto...
HORACE BROWN
The Crossing Church and Centre
This memorial is a brass plaque commemorating Horace Brown, who died as a prisoner of war in the Second World War. The memorial is rectangular with a simple border. It is hung now in the sanctuary of...
Royal Observer Corps
Newcastle Airport
Stainless steel plaque on wooden backboard- on a pillar in the check in hall, originally on the stairs leading to the public viewing area, moved due to alterations in the layout of the airport
Worksop WW1 Cross
St Anne's Church
A "lantern" cross on a tapering stem mounted on a tall, hexagonal, buttressed plinth with gothic pedimented sides holding bronze plaques with dedication & names in uppercase, raised lettering plus wit...
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