Petersfield

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Reference WMO/102885

Address:

High Street

Petersfield

GU32 2AR

England

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Status: On original site
Type: Freestanding
Location: External
Setting: Within a garden/park/churchyard/enclosure/Marketplace
Description: Cenotaph
Materials:
  • Stone Stone (any)
Lettering: Incised
Conflicts:
  • Second World War (1939-1945)
About the memorial: Stone pedestal with moulded plinth and cornice. The plinth features the incised dedication and inset plaques (added at a later date?). Above the cornice are four panels (one on each side of the pedestal) featuring incised lists of names, thin panelled columns and a semi-circular pediment. On top of the pedestal is a torch of remembrance. At the base of the pedestal is a low metal railing and four stone corner posts. The memorial is Grade II listed. In 2012, the Petersfield Far East memorial plaque was moved from its original location on Heath Road to an area in front of the First World War memorial - see links tab for link to Far East memorial record. Extensive work was carried out in February 2018 ahead of the Centenary commemorations, to repair and replace damaged stone, add names, and replace the WW2 plaques.
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"TO THE HONOURED MEMORY OF THE PETERSFIELD MEN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1919" "WHEN YOU GO HOME TELL THEM OF US AND SAY FOR YOUR TOMORROW WE GAVE OUR TODAY" "IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO SUFFERED OR DIED IN THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN 1941 - 1945" "FRIENDS OF THE DEAD IN FRAGRANT MEMORY KEEP THEIR NAMES THE HARVEST OF THOSE WHOSE DEATH YE REAP BUT ONLY WITH A WORLD MORE WORTHY MADE BY US SHALL THIS GREAT SACRIFICE BE PAID" G.R.Haines

(Initial and surname appear on the memorial) First World War: Harold Bailey George Baker William Baker Ernest Barham Jack Romney Boxall Edward John Bridger John Bridger Charles Frederick John Brown Ernest Charles Butcher Edward Frank Butcher John Caine Alfred Walter Chapman Donald Frank Chapman George Herbert Checksfield Harold Thomas Chitty George Edward Clapp Frank Collis Reginald Henry Condy Frank Cook James Cooper Edward Ethelbert Crockford Alfred Croucher Herbert Daniel Croucher Alfred Cudmer Percy Day Arthur William Dennis Ernest Dennis Frederick John Eade William Eade Cecil Frank Edwards John Sturgess Eldred Walter Evershed William Arthur Fairminer Frank Richard Farr George Jack Flack Charles Collins Flipp Joseph William Gard Frederick Joseph Gittings Frederick George Hadwick Stephen Frederick Hammick William Henry Harris Thomas Hayter Alfred Townley Heming Herbert Alfred Herriott Charles Richard Hockaday Thomas Henry Howgill Frank James Hudson Charles Harold Humphreys Frank Ifould Loftus William Jones O R Kelly William Charles Kelly Oswald Kelsey Percival Charles Kneller Henry George Knight William John Knight Charles Hedley Lacey Tom Lamb Gerard Evelyn Leachman George Leggatt Arthur Alfred Martin James Hammond Morey Harry James Norris William Henry North Samuel Odell Frank George Osborne Richard Partland Ernest Pay Edward Pay William Alfred Peirce Charles Edward Peskett Dan Pierson Thomas Porter Albert Powell Frederick Charles Pragnall James William Pratt William Joseph Pratt Herbert Provens Albert Edward Randall Percy Reed Charles Edwin Reeves Henry Edward Richard Rogers Arthur Henry Rose Edward Charles Rudderham Arthur Claude Hamilton Russell William Herbert Russell George Scrase Saxby Arthur Thomas Shepherd Walter Smith Thomas Charles Sparkes James Henry Spiers Harold North Steward Alister Douglas Stewart Frank Edwin Stovold Albert Gilbert Stubbington Charles Stubbington Frank Stubbington William Charles Stubbington C M Sumner Frederick James Toms Benjamin Vidler Victor George Dudley Walker Edgar Charles Wateridge Sidney Charles John West William James Whittington Arthur Henry Wilson Francis William Woods William Shadrack Woolgar Edwin Wright Percy Wright Second World War: Charles Frederick Amey Roy Biddlecombe Sidney Blount Thomas Emery Bridger Owen Archibald Budgell Allen Henley Burton Charles George Chapman Sidney Charles Collis Gerald Edward Coombes John Joseph Coombes Reginald A G Coombes James Davis Albert James Dowse Herbert John Elkins William Francis Evershed Ashley Stanley John Fardell Matthew Stanley Fell Ernest John Benjamin Finn Sidney Edward Goff William Harding Edward Goodall Frank Goodyear William Henry S Hayden Ronald Walter Hedicker Arthur John Hoare Edward John Hopkins Ernest Thomas Hopkins Wilfred Ixer Leonard Johnson Reginald James Kitchener Ronald Geoffrey Knight Percy Gordon Marsh William David Matthews Peter McCullum Gilbert Oban Victor Messam Harry George Edwin Morris James Stuart Morris Charles William Muller Ronald Lionel Kitchener Musselwhite Leslie William Parker George Alfred Pearce Roger William Pett John Quinton Horace William George Rennison Charles Henry Restell George Stanley Restell William Ernest Restell Emily Elizabeth Rutter (MISS) Mervin Eros Parkin Scrimshaw James Frank Smith Arthur Ernest Spiers Ronald Stevens Gerald Frederick Tipper Frank Triggs Ronald William James Trueman Charles Herbert Waller Arthur Frank Weeks Laurie Weston Whyman Albert Wilkins Falklands Conflict 1982: Glen Stuart Robinson-Moltke Afghanistan 2010: Richard Humphrey Hollington

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