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    Memorial

    Aspley Guise crucifix

    Aspley_Guise_1

    Source: Copyright Graham Thorpe

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    Current Location

    Roadside set back into area that was part of Aspley House, Aspley Guise, Mid Bedfordshire, Bedfordshire, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SP 94454 36026

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    © WMR-1925

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    Type of Memorial
    Cross
    WMR Reference Number
    1925
    Description
    A wooden crucifix with a bronze figure of Christ on an eight sided stepped plinth made of brick and stone.
    Inscription
    MEMORIAL REERECTED / BY "WHEATSHEAF" / AUGUST 1983
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Maker(s)
    • MESSRS T DAY AND SONS, Manufacturer

    Maintenance History
    Wooden panels with 33 names enscirbed have completely rotted away.

    Ceremonies

    Unveiled

    May 1922

    Local Clergy/Dignitaries

    Dedicated

    May 1922

    Local Clergy/Dignitaries

    Components

    Crucifix

    Height: 2700MM

    Width: 1300MM

    Depth: 2000MM


    Made from: Wood - Oak


    Condition: Good


    Base

    Made from: Stone


    Condition: Good


    Plaque

    Made from: Bronze


    Condition: Good


    • County record office for Bedfordshire Times and Independent, Friday 5th May, 1922, for details of the original inscription.