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Stockwell War Memorial: Listed Building status

21 August 2015 by SWM

Listed Building status

Stockwell War Memorial, illustrated in The Builder, 1920

Designed by Frank T Dear in 1920, unveiled 3rd May 1922 by Princess Alice Countess of Athlone. Neo Grecian style. Tower on plinth 45 feet high of portland stone, and altered towards base.

Front has relief figure of Remembrance, in Greek mourning dress with inscription “To the Stockwell
men who served in the Great War”.

Double doors set in moulded architrave with number ‘1914’ to left and ‘1919’ to right. Each face has moulded cornice and corner pilasters with mutule frieze and anthemion motif at base. Each side has a clock face with cornice on brackets above. 3-sides have rectangular window with leaded lights. A raised Greek key band separates the tower from the plinth. This has 9 panels with the names of the fallen.
Listing NGR: TQ3052576564

Filed Under: History of Stockwell War Memorial

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  • All the men
  • Died on 1 July 1916
  • Brothers
  • Listed on St Mark’s War Memorial
  • Listed on St Andrew’s War Memorial
  • Listed on St John’s War Memorial