War Memorial
War Memorial
War Memorial
War Memorial
War Memorial
War Memorial
War Memorial
War Memorial

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The work has a two-stepped square base, comprising a lower platform-topped step and a plain upper step surmounted by a square sectioned plinth. The work has a square footed, octagonal sectioned tapering shaft, a decoratively designed octagonal boss and a pitch-roofed crucifixion with other figures to either side. There is an incised inscription on the sides of the plinth.
Title

War Memorial

Date

1921

Medium

local limestone

Accession number

OX29_JR_S007

Acquisition method

purchased by public subscription

Work type

War memorial

Owner

Church of St Michael

Custodian

Church of St Michael

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade II (England and Wales)

Unveiling date

12th March 1921

Listing date

06/08/15

Access

at all times

Inscription description

TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE FROM THIS PARISH / WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR

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Located at

Main Road, Oxfordshire

OX29 5RJ

Located in the churchyard of Church of St Michael.