Dundee Law War Memorial
Posted in Dundee, War Memorials at 13:00 on 10 October 2011
The most prominent feature of Dundee Law is the War Memorial erected there.
The east side commemorates the men of Dundee who died in the First World War.
The west side commemorates the Second World War dead.
The door must allow access to the inside. Apparently the device at the top is a lantern of remembrance which is lit on four occasions through the year:
25th September; in memory of the Battle of Loos,
24 October; United Nations Day,
11 November; Armistice Day
and Remembrance Sunday.
This is the view of the Memorial from just in front of the radio/mobile phone mast which also sits on the summit. You can see the rail bridge across the Tay in the background to the right here.
Tags: First World War, Second World War, the Great War, World War 1, World War 2, WW 1, WW 2
