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!

Tuesday, 23 July 2013

Grasmere, Memorial and St Oswald's

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Grasmere village is in the middle of this photograph. The lake is to the left. This a panorama taken from the path out of Grasmere whic...
Sunday, 30 June 2013

Hornby

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This was a fleeting visit, but I found the cross, photographed  a couple of interesting things as well as the cross and the inscriptions. ...
Saturday, 22 June 2013

Thornton-le Dale

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Thornton-le-Dale can trace its history back to Neolithic times. A brief history can be found here . But it is a village that does appear to...
Friday, 21 June 2013

Turn off the A58 and go to WADDINGTON!

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Waddington is indeed a pretty village and deserves to be visited just for that reason. However I knew that there was a memorial there. The...
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