Memorial

All Souls Church, Hastings - WW1

Overview of memorial

Source: Copyright Stephanie Gaunt

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Current Location

In the middle bay of the north aisle, on the east wall, All Souls Church, Athelstan Road, at the junction with Berlin Road, Hastings, Hastings, East Sussex, TN35 5JB, England

OS Grid Reference

TQ 83540 10770

Denomination

Church of England

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Names listed on this memorial

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Memorial Details

Type of Memorial: Composite
WMR Reference Number: 53155
Description: A pair of lance windows, each with three roundels. Five roundels show classic biblical scenes, the sixth shows a mounted St George spearing a dragoon. The memorial boards are under the windows with three columns of names carved into each board. The wall between the windows has a ledge with a statue of St George with raised spear about to stab a dragoon which is climbing over the ledge. An altar before the memorial has a St George shield in the centre of the painted frontal, flanked by two pairs of local shields.
Inscription: On each board: REMEMBER/ (Names)/ MEN OF THIS PARISH WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WAR 1914-1919/ REQUIESCAT IN PACE

Commemoration

War: First World War (1914-1918)
Number Commemorated: 43
Died: 43
Information shown: forenames, surname
Order of names: surname

History

Maker(s): Philip Cole Windows, Manufacturer

Conservation

Components

Board

Made from: Wood - Oak

Condition: At Risk

Window

Made from: Stained Glass

Condition: At Risk

Sculpture

Made from: Unknown

Condition: At Risk

Altar

Made from: Wood

Condition: At Risk

Further Information

Stained Glass Record - www.stainedglassrecords.org/Ch.asp?ChId=35919 - accessed 1 May 2020