WW1 PROJECT: Difference between revisions

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The original idea for a World War One project was discussed by the Luddenden Conservation Society in 2014.

The project focused on commemorating each of the 45 men from WW1 named on the Luddenden & Midgley War Memorial on the centenary of their death.

The project ended on the Centenary of the Dedication of the War Memorial on Sunday 30 April 2023.

and there is a nation Roll of Honour website which includes the names on the Luddenden and Midgley War Memorial.

As well as seven war graves, there are many memorials for soldiers that perished in the war. File:Annex-A.pdf

Unveiling Programme File:Annex-B.pdf
Unveiling Souvenir File:Annex-C.pdf

Rolls of Honour

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-Gravestones in the Cemetery  [[File:Annex-A.pdf|thumb]]<br/>
-Unveiling Programme  [[File:Annex-B.pdf|thumb]]<br/>
-Unveiling Souvenir [[File:Annex-C.pdf|thumb]]<br/>
-Rolls of Honour  [[File:Annex-D.pdf|thumb]]
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 [[Gunner Arthur Wilcock aged 25]]<br />
 [[Bombardier William Henry Wormald aged 21]]<br />[[Private Rufus Yates aged 20]]<br />
+=== Churchyard Memorials ===
+As well as seven war graves, there are many memorials for soldiers that perished in the war.
+[[File:Annex-A.pdf| Click here to see a map of the cemetery and photos of all the gravestones with memorials for fallen soldiers.]]<br/>
+Unveiling Programme  [[File:Annex-B.pdf|thumb]]<br/>
+Unveiling Souvenir [[File:Annex-C.pdf|thumb]]<br/>
+Rolls of Honour  [[File:Annex-D.pdf|thumb]]