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    Memorial

    Kilverstone - WW1

    The South side. A water trough of shuttered concrete with a pyramidal, shingled, hipped roof mounted by a ball top lead finial. On the south side is a lead gargoyle at eaves level which directs rainwater into a trough below. All four sides have arcading decorated by tile creasing within the arch. The north side has an entrance with two steps and a pair of cast iron gates. The south side has a semi-octaognal water trough with water access also decorated with tile creasing. The south side also has two bands of tile creasing and the two dedicatory plaques.

    Source: Paul Cooper

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    Current Location

    In the main street directly opposite the entrance to the grassed track which serves St Andrews Church, Brettenham Road, Kilverstone, Breckland, Norfolk, IP24 2RN, England

    OS Grid Reference

    TL 89379 84012

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    Type of Memorial
    Other memorial
    WMR Reference Number
    19815
    Description
    A water trough of shuttered concrete with a pyramidal, shingled, hipped roof mounted by a ball top lead finial. On the south side is a lead gargoyle at eaves level which directs rainwater into a trough below. All four sides have arcading decorated by tile creasing within the arch. The north side has an entrance with two steps and a pair of cast iron gates. The south side has a semi-octaognal water trough with water access also decorated with tile creasing. The south side also has two bands of tile creasing and the two dedicatory plaques.
    Inscription
    THE GRIEF THAT LINGERS, AND THE PRIDE THAT BURNS,/ ALL THAT LOVE MEANS AND HONOUR CAN EXPRESS/ THERE IS SOME CORNER OF A FOREIGN FIELD THAT IS/ FOR EVER ENGLAND/ 1914-1918/ (Names)/ WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Number Commemorated
    9
    Died
    9
    Information shown
    Surname, forename.
    Order of names
    Surname.
    Maker(s)
    • MR E T BOARDMAN, Designer

    Maintenance History
    2009: Listed at Grade II

    Components