Memorials

War Memorials and Memorials are a rich source of information for the family historian. They are also a focal point for a community and now almost 100 years and possibly 60 years later they are still revered by families and relatives. Although this blog is meant to be primarily a source of information, let us not forget those brave people who put their lives on the line and stood and were counted - if only by chance at times.We salute you!

Showing posts with label War Memorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label War Memorial. Show all posts
Friday, 16 November 2012

Calder Vale War Memorial

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There is one road in to Calder Vale - and only one road out, the same one! There are paths in at the top of the village by the lodge and al...
Sunday, 28 October 2012

St Annes War Memorial

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Set in Ashton Gardens, the war memorial is most imposing, quite possibly the most imposing on the Fylde coast. The sculpture is by Walter M...
Sunday, 1 July 2012

Over Kellet, Lancashire

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Lovely little village. It has figured on several LDWA hikes. Frequently looked at the two artefacts which are astride the road. The memoria...
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Wednesday, 7 September 2011

St Peter's Chorley

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Visited St Peter's Parish church last summer. I was quite disappointed with the condition of the memorial. It will only be a short whi...
Monday, 2 May 2011

East Ardsley - St Michael's with St Gabriel's

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I had the fortunate task of photographing a wedding in this church. It really is quite a small church but lovingly cared for and well mainta...
Thursday, 7 April 2011

St Pauls Church, Marton, Blackpool.

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It was a Saturday morning, I had gone to have the tyres changed on the car and I decided that I could do the walk down Preston New Road, vi...
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