Wroxeter Memorial
This memorial was erected to honour those from the community who died in the Great War. The black granite shaft has the names of the brave men forever engraved in the stone. Wroxeter is an interesting place to visit. One hundred years ago the village was a growing concern with several hotels, industries, stores and a railway. The unique layout of the downtown are is very picturesque. Nowadays the town is much smaller, most of the businesses left along with the railway. The population is now around half of what it was during the glory days.
Inscription
Marker text:
Front and Back:
ERECTED BY THE CITIZENS
OF
WROXETER AND COMMUNITY
IN MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE GREAT WAR
1914-1918
Right side:
Wm. HALL
MARSHALL MUSGROVE
ROSCO MAHONEY
CHRIS WRIGHT
Wm. WRIGHT
Wm. DODDS
THOS. SAVAGE
Left side:
JOHN EARLES
JOHN RINGLER
ALEX. RASMUSSEN
RALPH SMITH
Wm. E. BLACK
JAMES McNAUGHTON
COLIN McNAUGHTON
Wroxeter Memorial
This memorial was erected to honour those from the community who died in the Great War. The black granite shaft has the names of the brave men forever engraved in the stone. Wroxeter is an interesting place to visit. One hundred years ago the village was a growing concern with several hotels, industries, stores and a railway. The unique layout of the downtown are is very picturesque. Nowadays the town is much smaller, most of the businesses left along with the railway. The population is now around half of what it was during the glory days.
Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.