Derbyshire Courier 10/7/1920 (page 1) reported the unveiling of the memorial: '“VALIANT IN FIGHT.” Church Memorial to Matlock’s Fallen. The sacrifices of Matlock's men in the war was brought home effectively to the large congregation assembled in Matlock Parish Church, on Wednesday, to witness the dedication of the memorial placed on the north wall of the building to the 176 local men who lost their lives on the various battle fronts. The memorial, designed and executed by Mr J. W. Boden, local sculptor, is in Mansfield white stone, richly carved. Part of the design is symbolic of the war and shows representations of a warship, a tank, an aeroplane, and a field gun, The inscription, in gilt, runs: "Sacred to the memory of the Matlock men who fell in the War, 1914-1919. Valiant in fight. Faithful unto death". On each side of the tablet are two massive slabs of Mansfield stone bearing the following names: ...' https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000395/19200710/010/0001

Historic England's record of the Grade II* Listing of St Giles Church on 22/6/1950 can be found at https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1247838

Details of the memorial, including the dedicatory stone and all three of the stone tablet bearing the names, can be found at https://www.derbyshirewarmemorials.com/ddales/14171/14171.html

Photos of all three names panels of the memorial are at https://www.crichparish-ww1.co.uk/ww1webpages/stgilesplaques.html

Details of St Giles Church, including mention of the memorial, can be found at https://www.andrewsgen.com/matlock/churches.htm#sg