Ferryhill war memorial garden
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Ferryhill war memorial garden
Image: © Stanley Howe Taken: 6 Jun 2007
Memorials to those who died in two World Wars in the garden frontage of the Town Hall. The one with the rifleman bears the names of those men of Ferryhill who died in WW1&2; the Celtic Cross is for those of 'East Howle and Crossings' [NZ2833] lost in WW1. The new Ferryhill Library and a Nursing Home can been seen in the background.
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Image Location
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54.689609
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-1.555528