Clifton's war memorials
Clifton has two memorials and a commonwealth grave, recognising the men lost in two world wars with associations to Clifton village.
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Clifton has two memorials and a commonwealth grave, recognising the men lost in two world wars with associations to Clifton village.
According to Clifton’s Historian, Margaret Sharp in her book Clifton Village Timeline, the War Memorial was unveiled on 19th November 1921.
The memorial is engraved with the names of the thirty-two Clifton men who lost their lives in World War One
Harry Anderson • Albert Arnett • Raymond Brook • Ernest Brooke • Fred Clayton • Harry Clayton • Ralph Clayton • Randell Drake • Stanley B Dyson • Hereld Green • James Greenwood • Herbert Hall • John Hanson • John Wm. Hardcastle • Fred Harrison • Norman Hirst • George Mitchell Fryer • Fred Jagger • Wilfred Martin • Clement Rukin • John Herbert Rukin • Horace Shaw • Alfred Stubbs • Milton Stevens • Frank Sykes • JH Tattersall • Frank Taylor • GW Tomlinson • Ernest Turver • Thos. B Wilkinson • Sam Wilson •Harry Womersley
The Clifton Village Community Association (CVCA) has arranged a new memorial stone for those Clifton men who died in WWll. The existing memorial in the memorial garden is for those lost in WWl – there is only a short statement referring to those lost in WWll due to lack of space.
The CVCA is very grateful to Rand & Asquith for generously donating the stone and foundation stone. We also are grateful to Calderdale Council who has paid for the installation (through a successful grant application) and to Calderdale Council Bereavement Services who has generously paid half the cost of the engraving.
The CVCA have funded the balance.
Find out more about the men lost in WWII with associations to Clifton Village
The CVCA thanks Clifton resident Chris Houlihan for allowing publication of his research
