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Holy Rood Roman Catholic Church WW2

Holy Rood Church

Uttoxter alabaster shrine of the English Martyrs. Dedicatory stone on the shrine. Three images with figures in on the panels on the shrine centre panel has an image of Christ the Consoler. At his feet...

Church of St Peter and St Leonard Memorial Chapel

Northgate

A memorial chapel added in 1920.

Memorial to crew of 51 Sqn Halifax LK844 MH-M

Bradford Road (A650)

51 Sqn Halifax LK844 aircraft departed Snaith on 14/11/44 for a routine training flight During the flight the pilot lost control whilst in low cloud and heavy rain. It subsequently suffered catastr...

Brigadier General Frank Wormald

Holy Innocents Parish Church

A bronze plaque mounted on the wall of the church dedicated to Brigadier General Frank Wormald who was killed in action near Hulluch in 1915. The plaque also refers to his service in the Second Boer W...

Pte Herbert Townsend KOYLI

Horbury Cemetery

Present on small charcoal coloured gravestone dedicated initially to Edith Ann Townsend

Pte Frank Rhodes DLI

Horbury Cemetery

Added to gravestone dedicated to John William and Ellen Rhodes

Ptes Edgar and John Pickles KOYLI

Horbury Cemetery

Located on gravestone dedicated initially to Edward Pickles, father of Edgar and grandfather of John. Gravestone of obtuse shape at top.

Samuel Fox Works Memorial, Stocksbridge

Liberty Steels

Fox’s Steel memorial commemorating employees of the steelworks who died in WW2

St John the Baptist, Penistone

Shrewsbury Road

Oak panels in the Lady Chapel, St John the Baptist Church, Penistone

Denby Dale World War I

Holy Trinity Church

Memorial plaque relocated from the old church.

St Paul's Parishioners WW1 Window

St Paul's Church

Stained glass window, and associated rectangular stone tablet, whose pediment includes a boss with the relief-carved letters RIP.

Penistone WW1 memorial to railway workers

Platform 2, Penistone Railway Station

A plaque set into a high stone wall on platform 2 of Penistone railway station.

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