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War Memorials

Places of Remembrance.

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1	Cheadle & Gatley Memorial John Hartley’s website commemorates the men of Cheadle & Gatley who fell in both World Wars.
2	Roll of Honour This site is dedicated to those men and women who fell fighting for their country.
3	Lincolnshire Village Memorials
4	Tibshelf - Men who died in the Great War 1914 - 1918
5	Hertford War Memorial
6	Colchester Heroes
7	The War Memorials of Abberton and Langenhoe
8	War Memorials of Wolverhampton
9	Cullompton War Memorial
10	Cenotaphs in the Wakefield area.
11	Malvern War Memorial
12	Hearts of Midlothian Memorial
13	Soldiers Memorials
14	Bidford on Avon Memorial
15	More than a Name The stories of the men from the Stockport area who fought and died in the Great War 1914-1918
16	The Scottish Monument Dedicated to all Scottish soldiers who took part in the Great War
17	TheTank Memorial Ypres Salient Some have asked, Why a Tank Memorial for the Ypres Salient today? I hope the above photographs reveal the answer. These incredibly brave men, have had to wait for far too long for a memorial to commemorate and remember their losses and their suffering. History has been made and these men now have their own Memorial. It may be 90+ years late in coming, but better late than never. Fear Naught men, you are now publically remembered and commemorated on your very own Memorial. Salute!
18	The Tunnellers’ Memorial, Givenchy A fund for the erection of a permanent memorial to William Hackett VC and the Tunnelling Companies of the First World War.