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ICKHAM
UKNIWM Ref: 1593
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Address
| Type: |
GATE/LYCHGATE |
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| Denomination: |
CHURCH OF ENGLAND |
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| OS Map Ref: |
TR 213 582 |
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Inscription
(ON GATE) 1914 - IN MEMORIAM - 1919
(ON PLAQUE) ICKHAM PARISH/ 1914 - 1918/ OFFICERS NCOS AND MEN/ (NAMES)/ 1939 - 1945/ (NAMES)
Components
| Component | Material(s) | Height | Width | Depth | Condition |
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| BOARD |
WOOD |
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GOOD |
Physical Description
SIMPLE LYCH GATE WITH 2 BOARDS INSIDE
Wars Commemorated & People Remembered
| War |
SECOND WORLD WAR |
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| Total names on memorial: |
3 |
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| Served & Returned |
0 |
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| Died |
3 |
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| Is this an exact count? |
Yes, an exact count |
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| How are the names ordered? |
surname > regiment |
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| What information is listed on the memorial? |
surname, regiment |
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| Is a list of names on the memorial held by the UKNIWM? |
Yes |
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| War |
FIRST WORLD WAR |
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| Total names on memorial: |
20 |
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| Served & Returned |
0 |
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| Died |
20 |
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| Is this an exact count? |
Yes, an exact count |
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| How are the names ordered? |
surname > decorations > regiment |
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| What information is listed on the memorial? |
surname, regiment, decorations |
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| Is a list of names on the memorial held by the UKNIWM? |
Yes |
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Maintenance
| Are the letters difficult to read? |
No |
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| Who is responsible for the memorial? |
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| Maintenance History: |
ORIGINAL PLAQUES WERE VANDALISED BETWEEN THE WARS AND REPLACED BY THE CURRENT ONES AFTER WW2 |
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Ceremonies
| Role | Performed By |
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| UNVEILING |
BRIGADIER GENERAL NEIL W HAIG |
Sponsorships
| Sponsorship Type: |
Public |
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| Did this include a trust or scholarship? |
No |
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| Did this include a roll of honour? |
NOT APPLICABLE |
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| Cost of Site: |
Not known |
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| Cost of Memorial: |
£220 |
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| Comments on Costs: |
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Craftsmen
Not known
References
| Co-ordinator's Comments: |
The Lynch Gate was built by Brownings a Canterbury firm at a cost of £220 raised by public subscriptions
Dedicated by the Rector Canon Crosse and unveiled by Gen Haig the brother of the C-in-C British Forces in France Built by Brownings a Canterbury firm |
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| Comments: |
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| Photographs: |
5 |
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| Other Documents: |
None |
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| Form / Letter: |
L |
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| Negatives: |
No |
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| Drawings / Plans: |
No |
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| Minutes: |
No |
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