Cowdenbeath Great War Memorial
Posted in War Memorials at 12:00 on 8 February 2025
The memorial, an obelisk embossed with a sword above a square plinth, was originally dedicated for the Great War, the dead of which it commemorated, and stands on a hill with a view down Cowdenbeath’s High Street. There is also a dedication to those who fell in the Second Word War but their names are on a separate memorial in the town.
Cowdenbeath Great War Memorial South Aspect. Names: Adams – Davidson:-
East Aspect. Names: Ferguson – Lister:-
North Aspect. Names: Lockhart – Scott. Cowdenbeath High Street behind:-
West aspect. Names: Scott – Young:-
A Great War 100th Anniversary Bench and Soldier lies at the end of Cowdenbeath High Street below the hill where the War memorial stands:-
I featured Cowdenbeath’s Second World War memorial here but took this photo of it with added Great War soldier outline and Great War anniversary bench just after I photographed the above:-
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