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ICI Hillhouse Memorial - Taken by Mike Coyle 13 Oct 2004
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ICI Hillhouse Memorial (Alternative view) - Taken by Mike Coyle 13 Oct 2004
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Top Section of the memorial - Taken by Mike Coyle 13 Oct 2004
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Lower Middle Section - Taken by Mike Coyle 13 Oct 2004
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Lower Section of the memorial - Taken by Mike Coyle 13 Oct 2004
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Top Middle Section - Taken by Mike Coyle 13 Oct 2014
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New Stone laid over the original - Taken by Geoff Davidson 13 Nov 2016
Reference WMO/176584
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED / FLEETWOOD WORKS In Memory of those employees who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918 and in the Second World War 1939 - 1945
1914 - 1918: Reginald Bazley, Harry Blair, John Brannen, William Brockbank, Richard Bullen, James Charles Carney, Thomas Cartmell, John Crahan, Harry Curbishley, Joseph Dalton, Charles Dodd, John Dodgson, Thomas Dodgson, Frank Dutton, John Dyer, Edward Gallagher, Victor Goodfellow, Thomas Gregson, Lewis Hamilton, William Harris, William Harte, Geoffrey Hayes, Joseph Heginbotham, William Hooton, Jack Johnson, Edward Kehoe, George Kings, John Lawson, William Livesey, William Lynch, James Moss, Samuel Moss, John O'Neill, William O'Neill, Arthur Pope, John William Porter, Joseph Quinn, Peter Richardson, Elijah Ruddle, Tom Ryan, Stephen Rydeard, Alfred Smith, Jack Spence, Tom Tester, John Tobin, George Urmson, Louis Wilks, William Wood Johnson, Jack Wright, Ernest Yardley 1939 - 1945: Fred Burgess, Leslie Cross, Neville George Doy, Geoffrey Harrison, Geoffrey Ingle, James Morris, Francis Phillips, James Henry Power, George Charles Wardley
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