Lucker War Memorial
Lucker War Memorial
Lucker War Memorial
Lucker War Memorial
Lucker War Memorial
Lucker War Memorial
Lucker War Memorial
Lucker War Memorial
Lucker War Memorial
Lucker War Memorial

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An elegant memorial cross in the Gothic style, comprising of an equal armed cross rising from a gabled pillar. The pillar is square in section, with a blind arch to each side, and stands on a three-stage base, which stands on a step. The upper stage of the base, ornamented around the top with carved cusps of foliage, bears the principal dedicatory inscription with a phrase carved into each face. The memorial now stands on a circular pavement and is enclosed by a spiked chain that hangs from low posts.
Title

Lucker War Memorial

Medium

Doddington sandstone

Accession number

NE70_SD_S003

Work type

War memorial

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade II (England and Wales)

Unveiling date

13th November 1920

Listing date

14/10/16

Access

at all times

Inscription description

north face: THIS CROSS THE / SIGN OF OUR FAITH / WAS RAISED; west face: IN GRATEFUL / REMEMBRANCE / OF THESE MEN; south face: WHO GAVE THEIR / LIVES IN DEFENCE OF / RIGHTEOUSNESS; east face: AND FREEDOM / IN THE GREAT WAR / 1914–1919; the commemorated First World War names are incised into the faces of the middle stage, with at the foot of the east face the dates 1939–1945; below this the three Second World War names are incised into the face of the lowest stage of the base; the First World War names are placed on the face that was closest to where each person lived

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Located at

Lucker Village, Lucker

NE70 7JQ

Located on the roundabout at the junction opposite the Old Vicarage.