Worksop Town War Memorial
Introduction
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Worksop Town War Memorial
Image: © Alan Murray-Rust Taken: 4 Oct 2015
Built 1925, designed by local Architect A H Richardson. It stands in an island in the middle of Memorial Avenue, which was constructed at the same time. The Avenue, Monument, Victoria Hospital Memorial wing (now demolished) and the restored Lady Chapel of the Priory Church must form one of the most extensive memorial groups in the country. The Monument is Listed Grade II*. The dwarf brick wall to the rear is Listed Grade II as part of the former Central Library.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.304065
Longitude
-1.119397