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Gragetown (Langbaurgh) War Memorial


Grangetown War Memorial is located on the corner of Bolckow Road and Lee Road in Gragetown, Redcar and Cleveland. The memorial is a 12 ft stone Celtic cross on a rectangular plinth and three stepped base. It is set in a corner plot garden and enclosed by iron railings. The memorial commemorates 157 local servicemen who lost their lives in the First World War.

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- "....Celtic cross on a rectangular plinth and three stepped base enclosed in iron railings and set on a corner plot with flower beds...."
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Grid ref: NZ5510720792
District: Tees Valley
Post code: TS6 7EJ

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