Memorial

Memorial Hall 1914-18

Acklington

Memorial Name: Memorial Hall 1914-18 (A2.05)

NEWMP Ref No.: A2.05

Parish: Acklington

Original Location:

Opposite St. John’s Church (demolished)

Which War:

1914-18

Dedication, Creation or Publication date:

Formally opened 30th May 1925 by Lady Milburn of Guyzance.

Who Commissioned:

War Memorial Committee

How Money was Raised:

Public subscription

Memorial Description:

Memorial Hall

Names:

None

Notes:

The village raised so much money for their war memorial that, having placed the plaque inside the church for the fallen, and erected the lychgate to commemorate those who served, they had enough money left over to put towards a war memorial hall.

This was built but, just before it was finished, it was blown over in a gale.

It was rebuilt, but later demolished and replaced by the present hall which is not considered to be a war memorial.

Sources:

Illustrated Chronicle
30/05/1925 reports proposed opening today with the picture shown here.

Research Acknowledgements:

Dorothy Hall

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