Attended a the christening of my granddaughter at this church, Coincidently really close to
where I used to live. I suspect the names of these fallen could also be on the St Annes and
Lytham memorials. But I am not sure. This memorial is quite well hidden
on the right hand side of the aisle in a dark side of the church. The
first image is of the memorial, the others are pictures of the church.
The church tower is a financial liability, there is always a possibility
that it may have to be demolished. I will publish more pictures of the
memorial in due course.
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| The memorial on the South wall. White marble with a brass plate, only mentions those who fell in the Great War |
The inscription below reads:
THE EAST WINDOW IS DEDICATED TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND
IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
ESPECIALLY
JACK BAYLISS
GODFREY BUCKLEY
BURTON CRITCHLEY
GUY D.M. CROSSMAN
DANIEL DUGDALE
HARRY EDWARDS
NORMAN FISHER
HENRY FISHER
WILLIAM FURNEVALL
HUBERT HASTINGS
THOMAS HILL
WILLIAM W JAGGER
REGINALD LITTON
JOHN S MASHEDER
E.C.W.OLDFIELD
HAROLD J. PORTER
HARRY V.B. SHARP
WILFRED TETTESALL
ROBERT B. WILFORD
LORD ALL - PITYING, JESU BLEST - GRANT THEM THINE ETERNAL REST
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| The font at the west end of the church |
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| Large stone object in the southern end of the church |
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| West end of the church |
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| Closer view of the west end of the church. The door at the bottom end of the church was th "normal" way into the church. |
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| The tower is in a constant state of repair. Frequently has got railings around. |
