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An early view c 1930-The darkness of the name panel suggests that the gilded letters of the names of the dead remained unweathered. It also suggests that the wreath and cross may have been partially gilded. The gold leaf was provided by the architect free - Taken by Cumbrian War Memorials Blogspot 01 Dec 1930
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An early view of the memorial c1931 - Taken by Cumbrian War Memorials Blogspot 01 Jan 1931
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Askam & Ireleth War Memorial - Taken by Askam and Ireleth Parish Council 05 Oct 2012
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Askam and Ireleth War Memorial - Taken by Askam and Ireleth Parish Council 01 Nov 2017
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The Entrance Gates - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 27 May 2018
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The Seats - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 27 May 2018
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War Grave at Ireleth Cemetery to Private Gareth Davies Lovellk - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 27 May 2018
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Commonwealth War Grave of Lance Corporal George Armstrong in St Peter's, Ireleth, Churchyard not named on memorial - Taken by Janice Cumming 13 Jan 2021
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Reference WMO/155633
Address:
The Memorial Garden
Duke Street
Barrow Borough
Askam in Furness
LA16 7AD
England
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