Aberdeen Press and Journal - Monday 26 September 1921 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000576/19210926/009/0003 … The memorial takes the form of ancient market cross, and is of a hexagonal shape. is built of freestone, upon a granite base of three flights steps. Hie whole is surmounted by a granite column supporting a Scottish Lion Rampant. The three of the five panels are of polished Peterhead granite, and bear the names of the fallen, while the sixth side takes the form of an oak studded door, whioh gives access to the stairway leading to the platform of the memorial. ...

The Scotsman - Tuesday 27 September 1921 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000540/19210927/055/0010 ABERLOUR MARKET CROSS UNVEILED BY DUKE OF RICHMOND AND GORDON. Aberlour war memorial was unveiled by the Duke of Richmond and Gordon in presence of a gathering of over 2000 drawn from all parts of Middle Strathspey. Following the laying of the foundation stone with Masonic rites, Mr J. W. H. Grant of Elchies, superior of the burgh, introduced the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, His Grace said he would not prophesy when the time would come when they could shake hands cordially with Germany, but he knew it could not be in the immediate future. That memorial would stand for all time as a record of duty nobly done, and in years to come it would be an inspiration to the coming generations. It also emphasised their feelings towards those who laid down their lives. His Grace then performed the unveiling ceremony, and Sir John R. Findlay, K. B. E. of Aberlour, thanked the Duke for his presence there that day. The memorial, which takes the form of a market cross, bears sixty-two names.

Canmore ID 192655 Aberlour, The Square, War Memorial https://canmore.org.uk/site/192655/aberlour-the-square-war-memorial

Moray SMR - NJ24SE0054 - ABERLOUR WAR MEMORIAL https://online.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/smrpub/master/detail.aspx?tab=main&refno=NJ24SE0054