Memorial
Catforth Memorial Village Hall
The hall
Source: David Long
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Current Location
Catforth Village Hall, Catforth Road, Catforth, Preston, Lancashire, PR4 0HH, England
OS Grid Reference
SD 48013 35339
Names listed on this memorial
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- Type of Memorial
- Hall / Institute
- WMR Reference Number
- 42676
- Description
- Brick built hall with a carved nameplate over the front entrance and two sandstone tablets set into the wall on each side, carrying the Dedication on the left and the Names on the right. Both are bordered by carved bound laurel wreath garlands. A Foundation Stone is at the bottom righthand corner of the frontage.
- Inscription
- Nameplate: Catforth Village Hall Dedication tablet: The Men of this Parish/ Whose Names/ are Inscribed here/ Died for their Country/ in the War 1914-1919/ This is the Memorial/ of their Honour/ and of the Gratitude/ of the People of/ Catforth Names tablet: (Names) Fondation Stone: This Stone was laid/ by the Rt. Honble./ The Earl of Derby KC/ May 1st 1922.
- War
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Number Commemorated
- 22
- Died
- 22
- Information shown
- Forename, surname
- Order of names
- No apparent order
- Custodian
- Trustees
Components
- Hall
Made from: Brick, Slate, Glass, Wood
Condition: Good
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- War Memorials Trust Reference Number
- 200741
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