Sutton-on-Sea memorial in context
Source: Copyright Colin Murray
In the open gardens., Corner of High Street and Trusthorpe Road (A52), Sutton on Sea, East Lindsey, Lincolnshire, LN12 2ET, England
TF 52197 82166
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Messrs Hodgson of Nottingham, Mason
Mr William Richard Gleave, Architect
John Robert Wilyman, Builder
Dedicated
11 November 1920
Revd Arthur Smythe MA, Revd Marmaduke Riggall, Revd George Albert Price
Unveiled
11 November 1920
Maj. James Henry Hadfield, Capt. Frank Brown MC
Rededicated
26 June 1955
Local clergy, dignitaries
Promenade, Sutton on Sea, East Lindsey, Lincolnshire, England
1953
Flooding meant the sea wall had to be rebuilt and the memorial relocated.
Made from: Stone - Portland
Condition: Good
Historic England
Grade: II
List Entry: 1472526
Reasons for listing from Historic England website: Architectural interest: * the memorial is a striking and sombre design, neatly made and well-proportioned. Historic interest: * as an eloquent witness to the tragic impact on the local community of the events of the First World War; * its relocation following the floods of 1953 give added poignancy, and the surrounding garden, thought to have been designed by Sylvia Crowe, contributes to this additional interest.
Made from: Slate
Condition: Good
Historic England
Grade: II
List Entry: 1472526
Reasons for listing from Historic England website: Architectural interest: * the memorial is a striking and sombre design, neatly made and well-proportioned. Historic interest: * as an eloquent witness to the tragic impact on the local community of the events of the First World War; * its relocation following the floods of 1953 give added poignancy, and the surrounding garden, thought to have been designed by Sylvia Crowe, contributes to this additional interest.
Made from: Stone - Portland
Condition: Good
Historic England
Grade: II
List Entry: 1472526
Reasons for listing from Historic England website: Architectural interest: * the memorial is a striking and sombre design, neatly made and well-proportioned. Historic interest: * as an eloquent witness to the tragic impact on the local community of the events of the First World War; * its relocation following the floods of 1953 give added poignancy, and the surrounding garden, thought to have been designed by Sylvia Crowe, contributes to this additional interest.
Height: 3000mm
Width: 1100mm
Depth: 1470mm
Made from: Stone - Portland
Condition: Good
Historic England
Grade: II
List Entry: 1472526
Reasons for listing from Historic England website: Architectural interest: * the memorial is a striking and sombre design, neatly made and well-proportioned. Historic interest: * as an eloquent witness to the tragic impact on the local community of the events of the First World War; * its relocation following the floods of 1953 give added poignancy, and the surrounding garden, thought to have been designed by Sylvia Crowe, contributes to this additional interest.