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Dedication service (photo date approx) - Taken by Unknown - image provided by D Heywood 01 Jan 1923
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Dedication service - wreath-laying (photo date approx) - Taken by Unknown - image provided by D Heywood 01 Jan 1923
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Bosham cross with St Mary's Church in the background - Taken by National Trust/Mark Wardle 23 May 2013
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Bosham cross - Taken by National Trust Images/Mark Wardle 24 May 2013
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The War Memorial & Quay Meadow, with Bosham Channel in the background - Taken by P.E. Jeffery 09 Dec 2013
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Plaque on the front wall of the memorial - Taken by P.E. Jeffery 09 Dec 2013
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Memorial panel to the dead of the First World War - Taken by P.E. Jeffery 09 Dec 2013
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The first of three panels commemorating men who died in the Second World War. - Taken by P.E. Jeffery 09 Dec 2013
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The second of three panels commemorating men who died in the Second World War - Taken by P.E. Jeffery 09 Dec 2013
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The third panel commemorating men who died in the Second World War - Taken by P.E. Jeffery 09 Dec 2013
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Within the walled memorial - Taken by P.E. Jeffery 09 Dec 2013
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A small plaque to the builders of the memorial, dated 1923 - Taken by P.E. Jeffery 09 Dec 2013
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Bosham War Memorial - Taken by Chris Reynolds 20 Jul 2016
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Bosham War Memorial - Taken by Chris Reynolds 20 Jul 2016
Reference WMO/107307
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The inscriptions and names are on different panels: the first reads Built By Their Comrades/ To The Men Of Bosham/ Who Died For England/ (Names)/ 1914-1918. Below that is a plaque which reads '1939-1945' followed by three plaques of names. The plaque on the centre of the front wall reads 'When Memory/ Falls Forgotten/ Remembrance/ Shall Remain'. Another small plaque reads 'This Memorial Has Been/ Erected By The Voluntary Work/ Of The Ex-Servicemen Of/ Bosham. The Materials Of/ Construction Have Been/ Presented By Residents/ 1922.'
1914-1918 names are: Sidney Barnell, Christopher Bowden, Gordon Bryant, Ernest Bulbeck, Arthur Chapman, Fred Collins, Ted Combes, Wilfred Emmell, Percy Gardner, Cuthbert Gatehouse, John Gatehouse, Leslie Gatehouse, Percy Greenfield, Cecil Holden, Harry Kewell, Gregory Major Jnr, John Marshall, Charles Matthews, John Matthews, Henry Mayne, William Norton, Edward John Rawe, Allan Redman, Charles Richardson, Victor Scales, Frederick Staker, Tom Stammers, Gilbert Stear, Jack Tingley, Tom Whybrow. The 1939-1945 names are: Charles H. Abram, Guy J. Andrews, Charles H. Appleton, Stanley G Blachford, Brian P. H. Brooks, Albert G. Burnett, John A. C. Chatfield, Norman R. Clapham, Alfred J. Combes, John C. Combes, Leonard W. Cook, Ben Davis, Ronald C. Earwaker, Richard C. Edney, Arthur S. Edwards, William G. Elliott , [Arthur] Elveden , Philip G. N. Goodhart, John A. W. Graham, Fred T. Holder, David G. Houle, John K. Houle, Edward A. Knight, James R. Knight, William K. Lambert, Howard G. Mason, William D. B. Morgan, Jack C. Nash, Cecil B.G. Nixon , Stephen J.M. Ogilvie, John W. Oliver, Fred J. R. Page, George A Pearce, Richard L.M. Purser, Hugh P. Radley, Reginald H Reynolds, F. Anthony G. Robinson, Charles S. Robinson, Thomas W Stallard, James Stubbington, Leslie Stubbington, Thomas Stubbington
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