Men of Sutton Cheney - WW1 Clock
Source: Copyright John Gilchrist
East wall of south aisle,, St. James' Church, Main Street, Sutton Cheney, Hinckley And Bosworth, Leicestershire, CV13 0AG, England
SK 41652 00476
Church of England
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Unveiled
25th July 1920
Colonel Dugall Stuart, owner of Sutton Cheney estate, who also set the clock running. Colonel Stuart lost his only son, Second Lieutenant W. E. Stuart of the West Kent Regiment in the war.
Dedicated
25th July 1920
Rev. J. F. Robotham, assisted by Canon Bowers, of Market Bosworth and Rev.. A. J. G. Titley, of Barwell.
Height: 700 mm
Width: 500 mm
Made from: Stone - Sandstone
Condition: Poor
Made from: Paper
Condition: Poor
Made from: Brass
Condition: Good