Photo: Tony Harding
Memorial
Column 1939-45 St. Cuthbert
Reference
B42.15
Place
BLYTH
Map ref
NZ 317814
Original Location
St. Cuthbert's Church. At the junction of Wellington Street and Plessey Road, Blyth.
Which war
1939-45
Memorial Description
Inscription 60 inches high by 45 inches on two faces of an octagonal pillar of alternate red and white stone on the south east side of the crossing which supports the church tower Above the inscription is carved a cross set in a circle. The letters are inscribed and painted black, using Roman capitals.
Materials used
Stone
Inscription
Remember / those who died / in the World War / 1939-45 /
The Lord is my shepherd.
Names
Cost
Estimated £50.
How money was raised
Public subscription
English Heritage Listing
In Grade II Listed Building
Sculptor, Artist or Designer
Edwards and Manby, Architects, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Newspaper cuttings, photos or archival material
Photos: Jack Tait; Tony Harding
Diocese of Newcastle Faculty Book 2 , No. 1797, 15/12/1951.
Source of quotation:
“The Lord is my Shepherd” Psalm 23.
Research acknowledgements
The late Jack Tait, Blyth Local History Society; J. Brown; Dorothy Hall; Patrick Easen; Tony Harding
Research In Progress
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Column 1939-45 St. Cuthbert (B42.15)
BLYTH, St. Cuthbert's Church.
Remember
those who died
in the World War
1939-1945
F. Shy
R. Wear
L.S. Bell
T.C. Rolt
J.T. Prior
C.J. Wood
J.H. Jones
A.L. Allen
W. Gribble
W. Burrell
J.H. Stoker
J. Valentine
J. Thompson
L.G. Whitlock
F.J. Thompson
M.W. Metcalfe
A. Wedderburn
The Lord is My Shepherd
NamesB42.15
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Parish Notes
Every Name A Story