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1914 - 1918
provides: "This memorial commemorates parishioners who died during the Great War. Their names are recorded on a second memorial that can be viewed within the church, on the wall behind the aisles on the south (ie: river) side of the building."
SW6, Putney Bridge Approach, All Saints church, Fulham
We all like a nice bit of gothic, don't we?
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
All Saints Fulham war memorial
We'd always assumed that this war was known as the Great War until WW2 came a...
The memorial that Wilson had just unveiled before his death is the main war memorial, not the one to Fryatt.
This memorial forms the roundabout in the bus station in front of Euston Station.
Bronze. The delightful dolphin spout is very similar to that at St Dunstan's. The initials H and F appear to either side of the dolphin.
The plaque says that 8 people were killed but has the names of only five: four women and one 7-year-old girl.
"They died that we might live." is a quite common inscription on war memorials and sounds like a quotation but we cannot identify a source.
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