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1914 - 1918
War memorials online provides: "This memorial commemorates parishioners who died during the Great War. Their names are recorded on a second memorial that can be viewed within the church, on the wall behind the aisles on the south (ie: river) side of the building."
SW6, Putney Bridge Approach, All Saints church, Fulham
We all like a nice bit of gothic,don't we?
This section lists the subjects commemorated on the memorial on this page:
All Saints Fulham war memorial
We'd always assumed that this war was known as the Great War until WW2 came a...
We can find no source for the quotation "May we ...", though it is also used on memorials in Dorset and Falkirk. There are two columns o...
In our photo the foundation stone can be seen behind the railings, below the left-hand ground floor window. This 1906 building was the H...
This memorial was first installed in 1921 for WW1. In 2005 it was refurbished and the red granite plinth with its plaque were added, all ...
Our photo shows the relief at the front representing the military operations. The relief on the back shows civilian workers distributing ...
From the church's website: A Chapel of Ease, known as the Quebec Chapel, was originally on the site from 1787 and this was replaced by th...
