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Haddiscoe - St Mary's Church memorial cross - Taken by S Williams 05 May 2013
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Haddiscoe St Mary's Church war memorial - Taken by Helen Steed 04 Sep 2017
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Inscription on the memorial - west - Taken by Helen Steed 04 Sep 2017
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Inscription on the memorial - east - Taken by Helen Steed 04 Sep 2017
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Inscription on the memorial - north - Taken by Helen Steed 04 Sep 2017
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Inscription on the memorial - south - Taken by Helen Steed 04 Sep 2017
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Poppies on the cross that have a name engraved of soldiers commemorated on the memorial - Taken by David Wolfenden 31 Jul 2023
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Poppies on the cross that have a name engraved of soldiers commemorated on the memorial - Taken by David Wolfenden 31 Jul 2023
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Poppies on the cross that have a name engraved of soldiers commemorated on the memorial - Taken by David Wolfenden 31 Jul 2023
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View of the cross with graveyard setting behind - Taken by David Wolfenden 31 Jul 2023
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View of biological growth on the memorial steps - Taken by David Wolfenden 31 Jul 2023
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Close up view of inscription - Taken by David Wolfenden 31 Jul 2023
Reference WMO/138874
Address:
St Mary's Churchyard
Junction of Church Lane and Church Hill (A143)
Haddiscoe
Near Great Yarmouth
England
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[East face- lower step] THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918 HAVING DIED THEY ARE NOT DEAD
[East face- upper step] Absalom Flaxman, William Patrick, Harry Grimmer, Harry Baldry, Ernest Patrick, [North face- upper step] Leonard Culley, Barry Flaxman, Isidore Youngs, Harold Beevor, George Grimmer, [West face- upper step] Reginald Randlesome, George Haines, Leonard Haines, Geoffrey Buxton, William Mills, [West face- lower step] Edward Jennis, Charles Grimmer, Cecil Pitcher, [South face- upper step] Harold Meen, Victor Beevor, Harry Hayden, William Revell, Walter Stannard, [North face- upper step in metal plaque] 1939 1945 John Beevor, Leonard Culley, Neville Meen, Jack Read, John Rusted, Edmund Mack, South Mack,
Grade II (England)
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