Memorial

Men of Camborne

WW1 Plaque

Source: Copyright Cornwall Family History Society

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Current Location

WEST WALL UNDER STAINED GLASS WINDOW, ST MARTIN AND ST MERIADOC CHURCH, Cambourne, Kerrier, Cornwall, TR14 7DF, England

SW 64521 40045

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Type of Memorial: Board / Plaque / Tablet
WMR Reference Number: 52441
Description: MATCHING PAIR OF TALL BRASS PLAQUES, ONE EACH FOR THE TWO WORLD WARS, EACH WITH NAMES IN THREE COLUMNS AND EACH COLUMN IS SEPERATED BY A VERTICAL RED LINE. COMMORATIONS ARE IN RED AND BLACK LETTERING AND EACH PLAQUE HAS A RED PATTE CROSS AT TOP CENTRE. BOER WAR NAMES APPEAR IN THE BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER OF THE WW2 PLAQUE.
Inscription: WW1 Plaque - This tablet is erected to the memory/of the men of Camborne who died/for freedom in the Great War 1914 - 1918. WW2 Plaque - This tablet is erected to the memory/of the men of Camborne who died/for freedom in the Second World War 1939-1945/ [Names]/ Also those who/ died in the/ Boer War/ [Names]

Plaque

Made from: Brass

Condition: Good