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    Memorial

    Culworth - Cross

    Culworth Cross 2022

    Source: Copyright Graham Thorpe

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    Current Location

    Roadside memorial, opposite Village Green., High Street, Culworth, Northamptonshire, OX17 2BD, England

    OS Grid Reference

    SP 54273 46978

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    Type of Memorial
    Cross
    WMR Reference Number
    70021
    Description
    The stone built roadside memorial consists of a four-stepped, square, medieval market cross base surmounted by a 20th. century square plinth with a slightly tapering octagonal sectioned limestone pillar, carved figures in niches and topped by a plain cross. Incised inscriptions on plinth sides, consisting of the Roll of Honour of the 9 who died plus those who served in World War 1.
    War
    First World War (1914-1918)
    Number Commemorated
    49
    Served
    40
    Died
    9
    Information shown
    name only
    War
    Second World War (1939-1945)

    Components

    Cross

    Made from: Stone - Limestone


    Condition: Unknown


    Historic England

    Grade: II

    List Entry: 234081

    Listed since 4/2/1969

    Plinth

    Made from: Stone


    Condition: Unknown


    Base

    Made from: Stone


    Condition: Unknown


    • Peterborough Diocesan Magazine: Volume XXXII, May 1920, No 877 (reported the unveiling).