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The War Memorial was unveiled in the High Street, Burnham-on-Crouch after the 1st World War at a cost of £700. The money was raised by local benefactors and the public, and was installed on Sunday 14th August 1921 beside the river. More brass name plates listing the fallen were added after the Se...More

The War Memorial was unveiled in the High Street, Burnham-on-Crouch after the 1st World War at a cost of £700. The money was raised by local benefactors and ...More

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This was a nice picture of the high street, no traffic or people, just quiet and calm. I like that the clock tower can be seen in the distance.

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The War Memorial was unveiled in the High Street, Burnham-on-Crouch after the 1st World War at a cost of £700. The money was raised by local benefactors and the public, and was installed on Sunday 14th August 1921 beside the river. More brass name plates listing the fallen were added after the Second World War when a plaque was also added to the sea wall honouring the brave men who sailed on a rescue mission to Dunkirk.

Please select from the CHOOSE OPTIONS drop down box above whether a card or a print is required. For your convenience I offer standard frame and mount sizes (which may involve some small, careful cropping by me). Cards are not ideal for framing. There is an extra cost for larger prints which is shown next to the size option.

Designed by Judith Hope in Steeple, Essex

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