Hawarden War Memorial
Posted in Trips, War Memorials at 12:00 on 15 September 2020
Hawarden War Memorial stands at the junction of the B 5125 and the A 550 (Gladstone Way) hard by Gladstone’s Library.
It is in the form of a stone column with crucifix in a recess towards the apex:-
Closer view:-
Dedication, “To the praise of God and the glorious memory of the men of Hawarden who gave their lives for their country in the cause of righteousness and freedom AD 1914-1919. Their name liveth for evermore.” Click photo to zoom in on lower dedication:-
The names for the dead of the Great War are mostly on stone panels behind the memorial. Left side:-
Right side:-
Further names are inscribed below the dedication panels:-
More Great War names on left side pillar, World War 2 names beyond:-
Names for 1939-1945, left side:-
Another name (on the extreme left of the Memorial):-
Right hand pillar, World War 2 names beyond:-
Names for 1939-1945, right side:-
Across Gladstone Way there is a Great War 100th Anniversary Commemoration. The perspex silhouette represents a dead soldier:-
Tags: First World War, Gladstone’s Library, Hawarden, Second World War, the Great War, War Memorials, World War 1, World War 2, WW1, WW2, WWI, WWII












