World War One War Memorials
World War One War Memorials in Cumbria
This is an ongoing project, under the aegis of Cumbria Library Service, attempting to list all Great War Memorial s in Cumbria. Particular thanks to the volunteers Fran Jacobs and Ian Lewis. Thanks also to Denis Perriam, Stephen Wright, Megan Hogg and Ceri Sargent
Hundreds of photographs of Cumbrian War Memorials can be seen on our web site
CN = Cumberland News [microfilm copies at Carlisle Library]
CJ = Carlisle Journal [microfilm copies at Carlisle Library]
CWH = Cumberland and Westmorland Herald [microfilm at Penrith Library]
PO = Penrith Observer [microfilm at Penrith Library]
WCT = West Cumberland Times [microfilm copies at Workington Library]
WG = Westmorland Gazette [microfilm at Kendal Library]
BN = Barrow News [Microfilm Barrow Library]
1/4th Border Regiment: Kendal
15.06.1920 1/4th Border Regiment, Kendal.Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
2/4th Border Regiment: Kendal
04.05.1920 2/4th Border Regiment, Kendal.Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
5th Border Regiment
CN 02.08.1919 p8c 5th Border Regiment War Memorial
CN 25.09.1920 p4d 5th Border Regiment. A series of MemorialTablets
Border Regiment
CN 15.02.1919 p4c Carlisle War Memorial Border Regiment Memorial at Brampton, Whitehaven, Westward, Gretna
CN 30.08.1919 p7e The Borders in India- Village Halls as War Memorial s – War Honours
CN 08.11.1919 p6b Counties War Memorial to the Border Regiment
PO14.12.1920 p12d The Border Regiment War Memorial to be erected in Carlisle Cathedral
CWH 24.12.1920 p6d Border Regiment War Memorial
CN 12.02.1921 p9d Border Regiment War Memorial in Carlisle Cathedral to be erected
CN 07.01.1922 p11c Border Regiment death roll made available 6590 deaths
CN 09.12.1922 p13e Border Regiment “Roll of Honour” viewed by King George V
Citizens League
CN 15.11.1919 p5e The Citizens League County War Memorial
Gallant 55th[Duke of Lancaster]
BN 21.08.1920 p8b Memorial at Givenchy for “The Gallant 55th”
Lonsdale Battalion – 11th Service Battalion
CN 30.08.1919 p7a The Fallen, Lonsdales – Carlisle’s Victory Parade
Abbeytown
CN 17.04.1920 p10 Abbeytown obelisk unveiled
Above Derwent
CN 13.08.1921 p4h Above Derwent War Memorial unveiling
Addingham
09.12.1919 Addingham. Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 13.12.1919 p4c Addingham. Application for a Marble Tablet on the North Wall
PO 03.08.1920 p3f Addingham War Memorial tablet erected for the men of the parish inside the church on database
Aikton: St. Andrew’s Church
CN 26.04.1919 p8 Dalston & Aikton War Memorial
CJ 11.06.1920 p8d St. Andrew’s Church, Aikton unveiling of War Memorial cross, names given
CN 12.06.1920 p4d St. Andrew’s Church, Aikton War Memorial unveiled
Ainstable
08.04.1924 Ainstable. Faculty granted for War Memorial Lych-Gate [Diocesan Yearbook 1925 p102]
Aldingham: St. Cuthbert’s Church
11.10.1921 Aldingham Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet in Church [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p99]. Unveiled 11.02.1922 by Brigadier General Gainsford
BN 18.02.1922 p13a St. Cuthbert’s Church, Aldinghamunveiling of War Memorial Tablets
Allhallows
WCT 05.06.1920 p7c Unveiled in church grounds on Sunday 29th May runic cross. Names given. Also unveiled stained glass window in honour of Captain Wordsworth
Allithwaite
BN 30.08.1919 p8e Allithwaite War Memorial
Alston
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Alston War Memorial
CWH 10.09.1921 p1d Alston Parish church War Memorial
PO 13.09.1921 p2e Memorial screen unveiled at Alston
CN 09.09.1922 p10e&f Alston War Memorial unveiled
CWH 09.09.1922 p2b&d Alston War Memorial unveiling of obelisk by Lord Lonsdale
Ambleside
BN 21.06.1919 p10b, c Ambleside War Memorial
06.03.1921 Unveiling of wayside cross in St Mary’s churchyard
WG 12.03.1921The unveiling of the War Memorial erected in memory of the men of Ambleside (67 in number) who fell, took place on Sunday afternoon (6th March)
BN 12.03.1921 p10a Ambleside War Memorial unveiled
WG 04.06.1921 Beautiful cross erected greatly admired by resident and visitors. Cost £736 3s 5d
Annan
CN 04.09.1920 p10c Annan War Memorial
Appleby-in-Westmorland
CWH 22.03.1919 p1g Appleby War Memorial – Agreed upon a churchyard monument
CN 27.12.1919 p10b Appleby-in-Westmorland Returned Soldiers been entertained by the Mayor & Mayoress of Appleby-in-Westmorland (Mr & Mrs Heelis) in the Public Hall
CWH 12.6.1920 p1f Appleby War Memorial – two schemes before the public
CWH 19.06.1920 p1g Appleby and its War Memorial
CWH 17.07.1920 p7e Appleby War Memorial to be placed in the cemetery
PO 20.07.1920 pg21d Appleby War Memorial to be placed in the cemetery
CWH 28.08.1920 p1c Appleby War Memorial – an open letter to Lord Hothfield
CN 12.02.1921 p10c Applications for War Memorial s for Arthuret, Levens, Silloth, Appleby-in-Westmorland, Irton
CWH 17.09.1921 p5b Eden Valley War Memorial s unveiling and dedication ceremonies at Appleby and Brough
PO13.09.1921 unveiling of War Memorial at Appleby-in Westmorland
CWH 24.09.1921 p6g Appleby War Memorial unveiling and dedication of the obelisk: Col Weston’s appeal for support for the League of Nations
Appleby-in-Westmorland: St. Lawrence’s Church
08.02.1921 St. Lawrence’s Church, Appleby-in-Westmorland Faculty granted for War Memorial cross in churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
Arlecdon
02.05.1922 Arlecdon Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1923 p102]
CN 06.05.1922 p11 Arlecdon, Irthington, Egremont & 2 at Scaleby War Memorial s applied for
WCT 04.10.1922 p4 Arlecdon War Memorialunveiled
Armathwaite
CN 28.06.1919 p4e Armathwaite War Memorial
CN 28.06.1919 p4f Armathwaite War Memorial
Stained glass window in the church to Charles Rushton Turner
Arnside
BN 03.05.1919 p15d Arnside’s War Memorial
26.03.1920 Arnside Faculty granted forWar Memorial Window and Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]. Window and bronze plaque dedicated 13.03.1921 by the Bishop of Carlisle
13.09.1919 dedication of memorial window in ArnsideChurchto Captain G.Heath WG 20.09.1919
WG 02.10.1920 Stained glass window erected in the ParishChurch as a memorial to William Godfrey Heathcote, 2nd Lieut, Royal Flying Corps. WG 02.10.1920 p
BN 19.03.1921 p6e Arnside War Memorial dedicated
WG 28.05.1921 Memorial window dedicated 26.05.1921
WG 20.08.1921 Faculty to be applied for to insert stained glass in one of the windows in memory of John Morley Roberts.
Arnside: MethodistChurch
10.07.1921 Peace window unveiled by Major Rev W.Rushby
Arthuret: St. Michael’s Church
CN 12.02.1921 p10c Applications for War Memorial s for Arthuret, Levens, Silloth, Appleby-in-Westmorland, Irton
CN 12.02.1921 p15e Longtown War Memorial at ArthuretChurch
CN 10.03.1923 p10f Arthuret Parish War Memorial fundraising for the building of a Hall
CN 12.05.1923 p12c ArthuretWar Memorial Fund Tea Party to raise money (£745 raised so far)
Askham in Furness
BN 29.05.1920 p12b Askham War Memorial unveiled
BN 03.07.1920 p10a, 10b Askham War Memorial
BN 09.10.1920 p10a Askham War Memorial – plan approved
Askham with Ireleth
BN 29.03.1919 p13e Askham & Ireleth War Memorial
19.03.1921 bronze plaque unveiled in St Peter’s Church
Aspatria
CN 02.07.1921 p4b Aspatria War Memorial financial considerations
Aspatria: MethodistChurch
CN 14.02.1920 p4 Aspatria men who fell in the War Memorial Tablet in MethodistChurch, Aspatria
Aspatria: Park & Recreation Ground
CN 01.03.1919 p4d War Memorial s for park & recreation ground in Aspatria
CN 08.03.1919 p8c Plans for War Memorial s in Wigton, Blennerhasset, Knaresdale, Aspatria
CN 12.04.1919 p4f Upperby, Caldbeck, Lazonby, Bromfield, AspatriaWar Memorial s
CN 01.03.1919 p4d AspatriaPark and Recreation Ground War Memorial s
Aspatria: St. Kentigern’s Church
WCT 24.04.1920 p8a Copper & Oak Tablet on north wall of church unveiled. Names and text. Thursday 22nd April 1920; names given
Baggrow
CN 06.12.1919 p13c Blennerhasset & Baggrow Returned Soldiers “A Welcome Home”
WCT 29.06.1921 p3 Baggrow and Blennerhasset War Memorial unveiling and gives names
CN 02.07.1921 p8c Blennerhasset and Baggrow War Memorial unveiling
Bampton
CWH07.02.1920 p1g Vicar of Bampton to place a marble tablet in south wall of parish church
03.02.1920 Bampton Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford, Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton, Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
CWH 07.02.1920 p1g Applications from theVicar of Bampton to place a marble tablet in south wall of parish church
Barbon village
The War Memorial was unveiled on Saturday October 1st 1921. It is of Derbyshire stone, solid and plain in character: the cross surmounting a base of masonry of substantial construction. The site, in the middle of the village, was given by Major Gibson, Burnside. An oak fence has been placed around the enclosure. Source WG Oct 8th 1921. Article contains further details and names of the fallen
Barbon Unveiling and dedication of War Memorial Tablet at St Bartholomew’s Church 09.01.1921. Reported in WG 15.01.1921
Bardsea
BN 26.07.1919 p12b Bardsea War Memorial Clock
29.03.1920 Plaque unveiled in HolyTrinityChurch by Miss Bouskill
Barrow-in-Furness
BN 25.01.1919 p3b, c, d War Memorials for Barrow – proposals
BN 04.10.1919 p16c Roll of Honour unveiled to Foresters
BN 15.11.1919 p7a Two minutes silence observed
BN 14.02.1920 p5 Barrow’s War Memorialscheme is beginning to take shape; convalescent home and monument
BN 20.03.1920 p5d Collection of funds for Memorial
BN 01.05.1920 p6a Barrow Memorial plans and funding
BN 31.07.1920 p9b Secondary School War Memorial
BN 31.07.1920 p13c Barrow’s War Memorial
BN 14.08.1920 p8e Barrow War Memorial
BN 21.08.1920 p8b Memorial at Givenchy for “The Gallant 55th”
BN 09.10.1920 p9a War Memorial fundraising at Infield House, Abbey Road
BN 05.03.1921 p13a Barrow War Memorial unveiled
11.11.1921 Unveiling of the War Memorial in BarrowPark by Field Marshall Sir William Robertson
CN 03.12.1921 p5d Barrow-in-Furness War Memorial
Barrow-in-Furness: InfieldHouse
BN 25.10.1919 p4 a and b Proposed War Memorial
Barrow in Furness; Catholic Young Men’s Society. Scroll of honour to 19 members who died and 68 others who fought. BN14.02.1920 p5
Barrow-in-Furness: Cenotaph
BN 18.11.1922 p5a Armistice Day, Barrow Cenotaph, Dalton, Millom
Barrow-in-Furness: ChristChurch
BN 13.03.1920 pp 4,9 Memorial unveiling
Barrow-in-Furness: Conservative Club
BN 22.01.1921 p15c Conservative Club War Memorial unveiling
BN 12.02.1921 p11c Conservative Club Roll of Honour unveiled
Barrow-in-Furness: Presbyterian Church
BN 15.11.1919 p4 b, c and d War Memorial at Barrow Presbyterian Church
Barrow-in-Furness: PublicPark
BN 16.10.1920 p13a & b Barrow War Memorial given to town by Barrow Hematite Steel Co. Ltd. Names given.
Barrow-in-Furness: Roose
BN 17.07.1920 p9a Roose School War Memorial
BN 25.09.1920 p8e Roose War Memorial Clock plans approved
BN 15.01.1921 p9b,c Roose War Memorial fundraising
BN 29.01.1921 p9b Roose War Memorial
Barrow-in-Furness: St. George’sChurch
29.11.1921 St. George’sChurch, Barrow-in-FurnessFaculty granted to convert the Ramsden Chapel into a War Memorial Chapel [Diocesan Yearbook, 1922, p99]
CN 03.12.1921 p5d St. George’sChurch, Barrow-in-Furness War Memorial proposal of Ramsden Chapel to War Memorial Chapel
BN 29.04.1922 p13a War Memorial unveiled St. George’sChurch, Barrow
Barrow-in-Furness: St. George’s Hall
BN 04.11.1922 p9b St. George’s Hall memorial to survivors
Barrow-in-Furness: St. James’ Church
BN 29.05.1920 p16a memorial Saint James
25.06.1922 Dedication of memorial Window as a thanksgiving for the safe return of St James men from the War, and in memory of their fallen comrades
BN 01.07.1922 p5a St. James’ Church, Barrow-in-Furness War Memorial Window unveiled
08.04.1924 St. James’ Church, Barrow-in-Furness Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet and Window [Diocesan Yearbook 1925 p102]
Barrow-in-Furness: St.John’s Church [BarrowIsland]
BN 03.04.1920 p4 Memorial unveiled
Barrow-in-Furness: St. Mark’s Church
04.05.1920 St. Mark’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
BN 02.10.1920 p14c St. Mark’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness unveiling of tablet, font and ewer. Names given.
Barrow-in-Furness: St. Matthew’s Church
29.11.1921 St. Matthew’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness Faculty granted to form the west end of the south aisle into a War Memorial Chapel [Diocesan Yearbook, 1922, p99]
CN 03.12.1921 p5d St. Matthew’s Church, Barrow-in-Furness War Memorial Chapel conversion proposal
Barrow-in-Furness: St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church
BN 06.09.1919 p6b St Patrick’s Church War Memorial Tablet unveiled
BN 06.12.1919 p6 a and b St Patrick’s War Memorial – illustrated
Barrow-in-Furness: St. Paul’s Church
CN 01.01.1921 p10e Planning applications for Wetheral, Camerton, Newbarns and Whicham War Memorial s
20.03.1923 St. Paul’s Church, Newbarns and Hawcoat Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1924 p102]
Barrow-in-Furness: Station
16.10.1921 Bronze plaque unveiled by Duke of Devonshire
Barrow-in-Furness: WesleyanChurch, Abbey Road
BN 26.03.1921 p6a “Memorial to Barrow’s Heroes”
Barrow-in-Furness: Working Mens’ Club
BN 17.04.1920 p13a Memorial Tablet unveiled in Barrow Working Mens’ Club
Barton
26.03.1920 Barton Faculty granted for War Memorial Lych-Gate [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CWH 03.04.1920 p8e – Local War Memorial applications – Facilities granted by Consistory Court for Barton – lych gate,
CWH 27.11.1920 p2c Local War Memorial – Lychgate at Barton. Tablet in GreystokeChurch
Beckermet: St. John’sChurch
WCT 28.08.1920 p8h Notice of service
WCT 04.09.1920 p3f Granite Cross in new burial ground, unveiled Sunday 29.08.1920
Beetham
18.01.1920 Celtic cross unveiled in villageSunday 18th Jan
WG 24th Jan 1920 (lengthy article)
Bewcastle
CJ 07.09.1919 Obelisk unveiled in St Cuthbert’s Churchyard
Knowe Presbyterian Church
28.12.1919 Unveiling of War Memorial to the ‘brave lads of the parish who had fallen in the Great War’ [CJ 02.01.1920]
Bigrigg: St. John’sChurch
03.02.1920 St. John’sChurch, Bigrigg Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford, Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton, Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
WCT 13.11.1920 p8h Parish church; brass tablet unveiled near entrance in church. Names given
Blackford: St. John’sChurch
CN 13.12.1919 p4d Blackford’s War Memorial
03.02.1920 Blackford Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross in churchyard [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford, Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton, Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
Blennerhasset
CN 08.03.1919 p8c Plans for War Memorial s in Wigton, Blennerhasset, Knaresdale, Aspatria
CN 14.06.1919 p4b War Memorial s at Temple Sowerby & Blennerhasset
CN 29.11.1919 p10c Maryport, Blennerhasset War Memorial s
CN 06.12.1919 p13c Blennerhasset & Baggrow Returned Soldiers “A Welcome Home”
WCT 29.06.1921 p3 Baggrow and Blennerhasset War Memorial unveiling and gives names
CN 02.07.1921 p8c Blennerhasset and Baggrow War Memorial unveiling
Blindbothel
WCT 04.12.1920 p6e Granite obelisk outside Mosser church for parishes of Eaglesfield, Blindbothel and Mosser. Names of 8 men given
WCT 30.04.1921 p3b Eaglesfield Blindbothel and Mosser; joint memorial in PaddleSchool. Marble and slate tablet placed in schoolroom. Unveiled 22.04.1921, for 44 past students, of whom 8 were lost
Bolton, West Cumberland
CN 03.05.1919 p4b War Memorial s at Wreay, Brampton, Bolton, Dumfries
WCT 22.05.1920 p3f Tablet unveiled in Wesleyan Chapel. Names given
CWH 07.04.1923 p11b Unveiling of a tablet at Bolton by Colonel Weston
Bolton, Westmorland
PO 04.02.1919 p7d Bolton’s War Memorial , a village hall to be built
BoltonChurch, Westmorland
19.08.1919 BoltonChurch, Westmorland.Faculty granted for War Memorial Brass and Oak Panelling [Diocesan Yearbook 1919 p97]
CWH 19.06.1920 p1d Bolton Memorial Hall fete at Eden
PO 27.07.1920 p27d War Memorial tablet at Bolton church – dedication of a brass and marble tablet
CWH 31.07.1920 p9c Bolton War Memorial – service in dedication to the tablet.
Borrowdale
03.02.1920 Borrowdale and Grange.Faculty granted for War Memorial Tablet and Crosses [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 07.02.1920 p13 Applications by St. James Parish, Blackford, Raughtonhead, Holme Cultram, Greystoke, Borrowdale, Bampton, Lowick, Cliburn, Bigrigg, Great Broughton, Harrington
WCT 14.05.1921 p6d Bronze tablet on wall of church. General one for the valley
PO 21.06.1921 p4e Tablet erected on the top of Castle Crag
WCT 28.06.1922 p4 Borrowdale. Memorial Cross of Honister Stone. Forty went to fight and four died; named. In memory of the men of Grange who fell. Often in those waterlogged trenches they thought of their Borrowdale
CWH 01.07.1922 p1b Borrowdale’s fallen, memorial to the men of Grange
WCT 11.10.1922 p4 Borrowdale War Memorial unveiled; names given
Borrowdale: Castle Crag
CN 18.06.1921 p4fCastle Crag, Borrowdale Mountain War Memorial
WCT 18.06.1921 p5e Green slate tablet placed on fell to residents of the valley. Names and inscription given
Borwick and Priest Hutton
WG 02.04.1921 p6c Appointment of Trustees to War Memorial Hall
WG 20.08.1921 Garden fete in aid of the War Memorial Hall fund was disrupted due to unfavourable weather. The cost of the hall is approx £500
Botcherby, Carlisle
CN 26.06.1920 p3e Botcherby War Memorial
CN 23.10.1920 p4a Botcherby War Memorial (House to house Collection)
CN 26.03.1921 p7f Botcherby War Memorial
ENS 29.03.1921 p2d Unveiled last Sunday 100
Bowness-on-Solway
CN 01.11.1919 p7f Bowness War Memorial s unveiling
30.11.1920 Bowness-on-Solway Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1922 p98]
CN 11.12.1920 p9f Bowness War Memorial unveiled
Bowness on Windermere seeWindermere
BraithwaiteBridge
WCT 10.08.1921 p4 BraithwaiteBridge, cross of Honister stone by W.Bromley. Names given. Unveiling
Brampton
CN 18.01.1919 p4a Brampton War Memorial
CN 15.02.1919 p4c Carlisle War Memorial Border Regiment Memorial at Brampton, Whitehaven, Westward, Gretna
CN 05.04.1919 p4c Brampton, Newcastleton, Longtown War Memorial s
CN 03.05.1919 p4b War Memorial s at Wreay, Brampton, Bolton, Dumfries
CN 31.05.1919 p9c War Memorial s at Brampton & Holme Eden
CN 09.08.1919 p7g Brampton War Memorial
CN 22.05.1920 p10 Brampton Soldiers remembered/Photographs of over 200 men
CN 15.11.1919 p7e Brampton War Memorial
CN 22.11.1919 p11c Brampton, Newcastleton War Memorial s unveiled
CN 29.11.1919 p10c Brampton War Fund distribution
03.02.1920 Brampton Faculty granted for War Memorial Chapel [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p98]
CN 19.06.1920 p11d Brampton War Memorial
CN 21.08.1920 p7c Brampton and District War Memorial
CN 13.11.1920 p9b Brampton War Memorial Tablet and Windows
CWH 26.06.1920 p7e BramptonWar Memorial . Dedication by Chancellor Campbell
CN 05.11.1921 p4d Brampton Parish Church Soldiers Memorial Chapel dedicated
Brampton: Cottage Hospital
CN 13.12.1919 p10c Brampton Cottage Hospital War Memorial
CN 01.05.1920 p5 Brampton War Memorial in Cottage Hospital
CN 03.12.1921 p10f Brampton’s proposal for War Memorial hospital for the district
CN 18.02.1922 p5d Brampton’s WarMemorial Hospital Fund
CN 25.03.1922 p7c Brampton’s War Memorial for Cottage Hospital
CN 12.08.1922 p3a Brampton’s War Memorial Foundation Stone for Cottage Hospital laid
CJ(Double Strike Issue) 12.08.1922 p3a Brampton’s War Memorial Foundation Stone for Cottage Hospital laid
CN 12.08.1922 p7 Brampton’s War Memorial Foundation Stone for Cottage Hospital laid
CN 16.09.1922 p11d Brampton’s War Memorial Cottage Hospital – Bazaar in aid of
BramptonParishChurch
CN 25.06.1921 p4d Brampton Parish Church War Memorial
Brathay
28.08.1921 Unveiling and dedication of cross in churchyard
WG 03.09.1921
Braystones
WCT 29.05.1920 p7h Stone tablet unveiled in Queen Victoria Memorial Hall. Names given
Bridekirk
CN 26.06.1920 p7c Bridekirk District Scholarship as Memorial
Brigham, near Cockermouth
CN 08.02.1919 p8d Public hall as memorial
27.07.1920 Brigham Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]
WCT 09.03.1921 p3d Monumental granite cross unveiled in church grounds on 2nd March 1921. Names, dates and regiments of men
WCT 15.11.1924 p1 Ad for opening of Brigham War Memorial Hall on November 20th
WCT 22.11.1924 p10c Brigham, near Cockermouth Memorial Hall “opened, Thursday previous at a cost of £1600,” B. P. Weatherston, ex-soldier was the first to enter. Speeches, lists of local suppliers of furniture and materials to the building.
Bromfield: St. Mungo’s Church
CN 12.04.1919 p4f Upperby, Caldbeck, Lazonby, Bromfield, Aspatria War Memorial s
CN 05.06.1920 p7d Bromfield War Memorial Dedication Ceremony
WCT 29.05.1920 p4a Bromfield War Memorial Celtic Cross unveiled for 13 men from parish; names given
CN 05.02.1921 p4b Bromfield War Memorial , money raised by entertainment
Brough
CWH 24.07.1920 p1d Brough Memorial Hall
CN 10.12.1921 p5d Brough War Memorial unveiled
CWH 02.10.1920 p11d Brough Memorial Hall
CWH 17.09.1921 p5b Eden Valley War Memorial s unveiling and dedication ceremonies at Appleby and Brough
CWH 10.02.1923 p1e Brough War Memorial - £450 secured
CWH 25.08.1923 p2c Brough Memorial hall update
Broughton-in-Furness
27.07.1920 Broughton-in-Furness Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p100]unveiled April 3, 1921 by G.H. Parkinson
Broughton Moor
04.05.1920 Broughton Moor Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook 1921 p99]
CN 09.07.1921 p5e Broughton Moor War Memorial unveiling
WCT 09.07.1921 p2b Stone monument in church grounds
Burgh-by-Sands
CN 01.03.1919 p4d Burgh-by-Sands War Memorial
CN 27.09.1919 p4f Burgh Peace Celebrations
11.10.1921 Burgh-by-Sands Faculty granted for War Memorial Cross [Diocesan Yearbook, 1922, p99]
CN 03.12.1921 p7c Burgh-by-Sands War Memorial unveiling
Burneside
27.03.1921 Unveiling of cross in churchyard by Major Cropper
WG 02.04.1921 p7c Unveiling took place on 27.03.1921. Article includes names of the fallen
Burneside: School
WG 15.11.1919 p12c The War Memorial at Burneside school was unveiled. Article includes names of fallen.
Burton-in-Kendal
CN 13.12.1919 p4c Burton-in-Kendal Applications for a Stone Cross in the graveyard and a Stone Tablet in the Church
WG 13.12.1919 p9 Faculty issued sanctioninga cross of Portland stone in the churchyard.
13.11.1920 dedication of War Memorial in St James Churchyard
Caldbeck
CN 12.04.1919 p4f Upperby, Caldbeck, Lazonby, Bromfield, AspatriaWar Memorial s