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Situation |
Style |
Unveiled |
Maker |
Additional
Information |
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Town Memorial |
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Town Memorial, Biggin Street |
Cornish granite blocks surmounted
by bronze figure, bronze roll of honour around blocks
(picture) |
5 Nov 1924 unveiled by Sir Roger
Keyes,
dedicated by Arch-bishop of Canterbury |
designed by Reginald Goulden, 1876
to 1932
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new inscription for WWII 1949. rededication
6 Nov 1949 by Rev
A. Stanley Cooper, St Mary's.
new plaques 6-13 April 1934
(designed by Muriel Goulden), 3 Dec 2000, 11 Nov 2009 |
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Cemeteries |
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Charlton
(opened
10 Oct 1872) |
stone cross (CWGC)
(picture) |
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designed by Reginald Bloomfield |
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St James
(opened
29 Jan 1855) |
great stone
(picture) |
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designed by Edwin Lutyens |
WWII area |
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stone cross (CWGC)
(picture) |
1921? |
designed by Reginald Bloomfield |
Zeebrugge Raid |
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stone cross for Drifter patrol (picture) |
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St Mary
(opened
21 May 1870) |
headstone-shaped memorial to 22
Lascar seamen |
erected 1916
by P&O line |
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inscribed partially in Arabic for
some of the casualties from SS Maloja |
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Churches |
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St Mary's, Cannon Street |
stone cross in churchyard
(picture) |
24 Nov 1921 unveiled by L/Col
Christopher Davidson, dedicated by Bishop of Dover |
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replaced a shrine which hung in the
nave |
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window
(picture) |
10 July 1980 dedicated by HM The
Queen Mother |
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for Air Sea Rescue and Marine Craft
of RAF throughout world, WWII |
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memorial inside church, tablet of
dark oak
(picture)
(words) |
Trinity Sunday, 12
June 1949, unveiled by
Senior Cinque Ports Pilot, Captain D Magub, dedicated by
Bishop of Dover |
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Cinque ports Pilots WWI and WWII |
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seafarers' window(picture) |
1 June 1958 dedicated by Bishop of
Maidstone |
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for the RN, the MN, Dutch Navy,
Dover Harbour Board, Southern Railway, Cable Ships |
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St Paul's, Maison Dieu Road |
wood crucifix, tablet at base
(picture) |
17 June 1917 unveiled by Fr Grady |
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St James, New |
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church severely damaged in WWII, and the memorial was
destroyed by order of the Commissary General after names
recorded in
St
Mary's Book |
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SS Peter and Paul, Charlton |
two framed lists
(words) |
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SS Peter and Paul, River |
stone cross in churchyard
(picture) |
23 May 1921 unveiled by Col Cmdt
Arthur Marindin, dedicated by Bishop of Croydon Rt Rev
Henry Pereira |
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WWII panel added, dedicated 12 Nov
2000 by Rev Peter Bowers three other
memorials |
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Salem Baptist Church |
brass plate on wood base
(words) |
unveiled by Mayor of Dover, C E
Beaufoy, dedicated by Pastor, 17 March 1920, 18.30 |
made by William Norris and Co,
Westminster |
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St Andrew's, Buckland |
brass plate |
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Buckland Wesleyan |
white marble on black slate
(words) |
5 May 1920 unveiled by Mayor of
Dover |
made by C A Ashdown of Dover |
now the King's Hall |
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Christchurch, Folkestone Road |
plate
(picture) |
23 Sept 1921 unveiled by Bishop of
Dover Rt Rev Bilbrough |
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church demolished in 1970s,
memorial now at Museum |
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Congregational, High Street (URC)
(St Columba) |
brass plate on wood base
(words) |
6 May 1921 unveiled by Rev E P
Basden, service conducted by Rev D L Nichol |
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memorial moved to The Beacon |
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Beacon, London Road, formerly Primitive Methodist |
window to armed
forces |
2 July 1951 unveiled by H W Hopper, service by Rev
Arthur T Slater |
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London Road Primitive Methodist |
window
(words) |
8 Oct 1919 unveiled by Rev W W
Goldstraw |
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lost in WWII enemy action, new
window to WWI and WWII unveiled 1 July 1951 - The Beacon |
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Unitarian, Adrian Street |
tablet in church
(words) |
3 April 1920, unveiled by Rev C A
Ginever |
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St Mary in Castro |
tablet
nominal
roll
framed notice
framed notice |
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to Stevens brothers,
of 29th Siege battery
service of Theodore Harvey
75th Cinque Ports regt RA (TA) |
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St Barnabas, Cherry Tree Avenue/Barton Road junction |
oak tablet of
names |
11 February 1929, dedicated by Rev E J Hampson at
evensong |
made by Messrs Whittle & Co, Exeter |
built 1901 (memorial stone laid 9 Oct 1901) church severely damaged 22 August 1940 in
shelling, demolished 1950s |
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Our Lady and St Martin, Snargate Street |
brass tablet on oak base
(words) |
7 November 1920, unveiled by Lieut-Col Jourdain, blessed
by Father Gifkins |
made by C A Ashdown |
church severely damaged in WWII, unused for worship
since |
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Tower Hamlets Wesleyan Mission Hall |
oak tablet of
names in hall, also electric light
installed |
9 Nov 1921 unveiled by Mrs Sellens,
Mayoress of Dover, dedicated by Rev Stephen Gill |
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memorial missing |
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Holy Trinity Memorial Hall |
tablet of
names in the hall |
opened 13 July 1927 by Lady Hammond |
designed by Mr A T Miller of Castle Street, built by
Messrs G Lewis and Sons of Widred Road. |
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Schools |
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Dover Boys Grammar |
window for WWI
(picture) |
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sports pavilion for WWII, book of
Remembrance in school
(pictures - and others)
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book created by Charles Rowlands |
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weathervane
for airmen who were former pupils |
dedicated 11 Nov 2010 by Revd Andy Bawtree |
designed by Harry Platts, a pupil |
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St Mary's School, Queen Street |
brass plate WWI
(words) |
6 Feb 1921, unveiled by Mr F.
Howells, president of Old Boys, dedicated by Canon
William Elnor |
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school now pulled down |
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Book of Remembrance WWII
(words) |
15 May 1955, dedicated by Rev A Stanley Cooper |
A F Adams |
list of names now in St Mary's church book, Cannon
Street |
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St Martin's School, Markland Road |
tablet in marble and alabaster
(picture) |
11 Sept 1921 unveiled by Mayor Sir
Edwin Farley, dedicated by Revs Edward Robinson and
Walter Holyoak |
made by C A Ashdown of Dover |
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Prince of Wales Sea Training
School, Queen Street |
memorial in building
(picture) |
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school ended, memorial moved to
Ingham in Norfolk, Jan 2007
for rededication events see
here |
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Dover College, Folkestone Road |
wood board
inside school chapel
Royal Charter - the college itself
acquired from founders in memory of its WWI casualties,
charter 1923 George V, patron |
18 Nov 1921 dedicated by Bishop of
Dover, Rt Rev Harold Bilbrough |
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WWII panel
added
numerous
plaques and other memorials |
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Duke of York's Royal Military School, Guston |
stone cross
(picture), and panels inside
school chapel |
27 June 1922, unveiled by HRH Duke
of Connaught, dedicated by Rt Rev John Taylor-Smith,
Chaplain General of Forces |
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also two scholarships founded as a
memorial to Old Boy lost in WWI |
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Companies |
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Gas Works, Coombe Valley Road |
photograph
(words) |
unveiled by Mrs Herring, wife of
chairman |
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photo of Cpl Frederick Purser, only
member of work force to die in WWI |
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East Kent Road Car Co |
plaque with clock
(picture and words) |
3 Dec 1946 unveiled by Mr A
Boynton, General Manager, dedicated by R A Cooper, St
Mary's |
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now at Dover Transport Museum,
Whitfield, Dover |
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SECR, Marine Station (Cruise
Terminal) |
stone surmounted by figures, names
engraved on plaques behind
(pictures) |
28 Oct 1922, unveiled by Henry
Bonsor, Chairman of SECR, dedicated by Bishop of Dover
Rt Rev Harold Bilbrough |
sculptor William King b 5 Oct 1884,
cast at Mario Nanenti, Fulham Road, London |
WWII panel and wording added |
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National Westminster, Market Square
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tablet
inside to right of entrance, and
photograph |
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WWI and WWII |
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Palmer's Coachbuilders |
wooden plaque
(picture and
words) |
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WWI |
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Books of Remembrance |
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WWII Book of Remembrance |
illuminated book
(pictures) |
dedicated 11 November 1951 |
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in Town Hall, now at Dover Museum |
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Dover Patrol |
illuminated book
(pictures) |
written 1921 |
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in Town Hall, now at Dover Museum |
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1st/3rd Kent Battery |
illuminated book
(pictures) |
15 April 1951, dedicated by Rev
Stanley Cooper |
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in Town Hall, now at Dover Museum |
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St Mary's (church book, not to be confused with the St
Mary's school book) |
list of numerous rolls of honour and other rolls
(contents)
(pictures) |
dedicated 9 September 1956 by Rev A Stanley Cooper |
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in St Mary's, Cannon Street |
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Air Sea Rescue and Marine Craft honours |
book
(picture
and
further
pictures and transcription) |
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written by R. Forbes-Morgan in 1980, letter in 1995 with
three further names |
in St Mary's, Cannon Street |
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Other |
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Trawler and Mine-Sweeper, Holy
Trinity |
wood panels
(picture,words) |
27 November 1918
dedicated by Bishop of Dover, Dr H Hilbrough, unveiled
by Lady Keyes |
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when church pulled down, given to
Dover Sea Scouts TS Lynx, later to Dover Museum |
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Battle of Britain Memorial Home,
Queen Street |
Senior Citizen Homes
(picture) |
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from money raised for rebuilding
Victoria Hospital after it suffered a direct hit |
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Merchant Navy Memorial |
pictures, words from unveiling |
3 Sept 2008, dedicated by Rev David Ridley, unveiled by
Winston Spencer Churchill |
sculpted by Vivien Mallock, creation led by Donald
Hunter |
sea front by Gateway flats |
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Channel Dash Memorial |
pictures, words from unveiling |
dedicated by Rev Pewter Nixon, unveiled by First Sea
Lord |
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sea front by Gateway flats |
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Miscellaneous |
plaques and
panels |
crosses and
monuments |
miscellaneous |
acts |
