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Earls Colne, Memorial Cross
Essex
Memorial Cross. 1921.
Memorial Cross outside St Andrew's Church. 1921.
Posted 07 September 2023.
A simple memorial cross designed by Percy Bacon. The crafman/manufacturer is unknown. The base of the cross originally bore the names of thirty-nine of the men of Earls Colne who were killed during the Great War.1 The cross was unveiled on Sunday 26th June 1921.
The cross stands in a small, neat garden, close to the lychgate of St Andrew's church.
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Chelmsford Chronicle - Friday 01 July 1921, p3
Location Map:
NGR: TL 86018 28839
Sat Nav Post Code: CO6 2RG
Sat Nav Post Code: CO6 2RG