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    Memorial

    Eastleigh - WW1 and WW2

    Allegory

    Source: Copyright C Penney

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    Current Location

    Recreation Ground, High Street, Eastleigh, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO50 9DD, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SU 45436 19129

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    Type of Memorial
    Allegory (eg: Victory)
    WMR Reference Number
    40438
    Description
    Two stepped base surmounted by stepped plinth, column and a bronze figure of Victory. Dedicatory inscription carved on the front face of the plinth and below it is placed a brass plaque giving details of where the list of those commemorated can be found. A low metal railed fence is placed around the base of the memrial and the whole stands on a curcular paved area bordered by a flower bed edged with low hedging.
    Inscription
    1914-1918 1939-1945/ TO OUR/ GLORIOUS/ DEAD/ AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN/ AND IN THE MORNING/ WE WILL REMEMBER THEM/ THE NAMES OF THE FALLEN ARE RECORDED IN ALL SAINTS CHURCH AND EASTLEIGH MUSEUM, HIGH STREET.
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Number Commemorated
    150
    Died
    150
    War
    Second World War (1939-1945)
    Maker(s)
    • JILL TWEED, Sculptor

    Costs
    £7000-8000
    Maintenance History
    1990's: The bronze figure of Victory was stolen sometime in the early 1990's 2000: Figure was replaced by the local council

    Ceremonies

    Unveiled

    11 November 1930

    UNKNOWN

    Unveiled

    07 October 2000

    ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET

    Rededicated

    07 October 2000

    Local Clergy/Dignitaries

    Components

    Column

    Height: 1220mm

    Width: 200mm

    Depth: 200mm


    Made from: Granite


    Condition: Good


    Figure

    Made from: Bronze


    Condition: Good


    • Unveiling Programme/ Order of Service 07 October 2000
    • Southern Daily Echo p1, 09 October 2000