War Memorial to Great war in St. Edith's churchyard
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War Memorial to Great war in St. Edith's churchyard
Image: © John Readman Taken: 9 Sep 2005
This obelisk has 10 names inscribed on it G. BRUMBY R. SMITH G. ENDERBY J. SMITH G. PARRISH W. TURNER A. SIMPSON A. TURNER A. SMITH E. VAMPLEW The stone work of rough granite, built by Mawer Brothers of Louth has suffered from the constant dripping of moisture from the tree under which it stands tall, so the names carved in stone are a little illegible.
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Image Location
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