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    Memorial

    Burma Star Island

    Source: Copyright Donna Bennett

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    Current Location

    On lake in Queen's Park, Victoria Avenue, Crewe, Crewe And Nantwich, Cheshire, CW2 7SA, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SJ 68754 55503

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    Type of Memorial
    Garden
    WMR Reference Number
    57671
    Description
    Island on lake in Queen's Park. Brass Plaque mounted on stone with inscription. A replica of the Burma Star is above the inscription.
    Inscription
    Burma Star Island/ This Island Garden was dedicated/ on 26th May 1968 by the/ Rt. Rev. G.A.Eliison DD/Lord Bishop of Chester/ To the memory of all members of/ the Allied Forces in the South East/ Asia Command who died in the/ Burma Campaign/ 1941-1945/ The Island, jointly sponsored by the Crewe/ and District Branch of the Burma Star/ Association and the Crewe Borough Council/ was handed over to the Worshipful The Mayor, Alderman Wilfred Talbot JP, and/ the Borough Council by the Branch President/ of the Association George F. Clarkson Esq./ in the presence of the official representatives/ of many of the Allied Nations/ Kohima Epitaph/ When you go home/ Tell them of us and say/ For your tomorrow/ We gave our today.
    War
    Second World War (1939-1945)
    Sponsor Type
    public

    Ceremonies

    Unveiled

    26 May 1968

    MAYOR OF CREWE

    Dedicated

    26 May 1968

    Bishop of Chester

    Custodian
    District Council and Veteran Groups

    Components

    Garden

    Made from: Plant Material


    Condition: Good


    Plaque

    Made from: Brass


    Condition: Good