Can you photograph your local war memorial? (UK)

Great Missenden, St Peter & St Paul Churchyard, Buckinghamshire

 

Bootle (St.Michael) Churchyard Extension Cumbria.

 

Waberthwaite Memorial Cumbria.


Stoker 1st class William Robson Ratchford.
c/kx 96588,H.M.S Auckland,Royal Navy.
Who died on 24 June 1941.
Son of James and Jane Ratchford,of Waberthwaite, Cumberland.
Remembered with honour Chatham Naval Memorial.
Reference 47,3

 

Muncaster War Memorial Cumbria.

 

St Bridgets Parish Calderbridge Cumbria.

 

Ellesborough,Buckinghamshire

 

Cleobury Mortimer,Shropshire

 

Matlock Bath, Derbyshire

General view with top detail.

 

Hartington, in the Dove upper valley

 

Parwich, in the grounds of the parish church.

 

Ennerdale (St.Mary) Churchyard Extension Cumbria.

 

Lamplugh (St.Michael) Churchyard Cumbria.

 

Sandridge,Hertfordshire

 

Frizington (St.Joseph's) Roman Catholic Cemetery.

 

Rothersfield,Oxfordshire

 

Sheen and Bund End memorial in the grounds of St. Luke's church, Sheen.

 

Grindleford, Derbyshire

Situated on the B5001 out of Grindleford to Hathersage.

 

Hathersage, Derbyshire

Interesting memorial inside St Michael's church, (situated up a tiny side road off the A6187 to Sheffield), it is also flanked by two original grave markers from the first conflict. 2Lt. George Holmes [1st East Lancs, 9/4/17]; Lt G.C. Hodgkinson [8th York and Lancs. d.o.w. 9/4/16]

 

Lamplugh (St.Michael) Churchyard Cumbria.

Deacs:

I have sent a 'PM' with the details of the former German POWs (WW1) who were initially buried in Lamplugh Churchyard.

As you will have seen in the chrchyad there were only two British & Commonwealth war graves at Lamplugh (one from WW1 and one from WW2). There used to be seven German war graves at Lampugh until 1961. For many years there used to be more German war graves than British & Commonwealth war graves.