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Newport's
Cenotaph
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Newport's
Merchant Navy Memorial
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Civic Centre Foyer
The South African
War - Newport Servicemen and the Boys Brigade memorial
Painting
The Eighth of May (1915) by Fred
Roe
This painting depicts
Cpt. Harold Thorne Edwards firing his revolver at advancing German
troops. Cpt. Edwards was offered the chance of surrendering to the
Germans but replied with the words "Surrender be damned"
Unforunatly the
painting is behind glass and because of reflections is difficult to
photograph and so have been taken and cute angles to minimise the
reflections.
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D-Day
memorial in High Street and River front memorial to John "Tubby" Linton
V.C., D.S.O., D.S.C., RN.
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The Drill Hall memorial, Stow Hill and the former Old Contemptible's Club now part of a night club in Stow Hill
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Gaerwood House Memorial,
Kensington Place
This memorial is in memory of
Albert Searle and his house keeper Daisy Frances Pouncy.
It is laid on the exact spot of
Gaerwood House which took a direct hit from a German bomb 1st July 1941
killing both Albert, Daisy and raising the house to the ground.
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St Woolos
Cemetery
Cross of
Sacrifice
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St. Woolos
Cathedral
to the Monmouthshire Regiment,
South Wales Borderers, all Welsh Service men and women and worshippers
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All Saints Church, Brynglas, Newport
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St Mary's Church,
Malpas
Some memorials in St Mary's
church, Malpas, one to the dead parishioners in world war one, two to
Freke Prothero kilied in South Africa during the Boer war and one to Ralph
Wiseman-Clarke
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Shaftesbury Street Methodist church
WW1
WW2
Photographs by Mr Derek Everett
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Malpas
Road Evangelical Church
WW1 memorial
Memorial table to John Trevor Jones
WW2 memorial
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St Michaels
church, Pill
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St Pauls church
Memorial to Edwin Bertram Barnett from
Weston-Super-Mare
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St Marks church memorials
Chancel door
Names above Chancel door
Parishioners who died
Newport
High School memorials Roodscreen, part
of memorial Parishioners who
served and died
Memorial to to 2nd Lt. Douglas C E Marsh made from
the cross that was originally on his grave in France. St Marks also has a
stained glass window (not shown) in his memory.
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St Mary's RC Church, Stow Hill
Roll of Honour for World War One
Roll of Honour for World War Two
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St John the
Baptist church
Risca Road,
Newport
World War 1 war shrine World War 1 memorial plaque
Boer War Memorial
Donated stained glass window
Roll of Honour for Marshall's Horse Co. Memorial to Capt.
Charles William Wallis
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St John's
Church, Maindee
Plaque's to parishioners
Walter James Furzer
George Davey Howells Charles Lawson
Robinson
Ronald William
Thompson
Burma Star Association
Dedicated to those that died in the air raid of 1st July 1940
Military Standards that have
been laid up
Burma Star Association
Old Contemptible's Association
The Royal Engineers Association
Royal Regiment of Wales
Association South African War Veteran's
association Salisbury Club Ex-Servicemen's
Association
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Llanthewy Road Baptist Church
now the
Burleigh Academy.
Memorial
to members of the church that died in WW1
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Newport Jewish
Synagogue
to both World
Wars and Cpt. Nathan Leonard Harris, MC.
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St Basils
Church, Bassaleg
to both World
Wars
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St Mary's Church, Marshfield, Mon.
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Malpas Court Memorial
Garden
John Wallace (Tubby)
Linton Memorial
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Malpas WW1 Memorial
This memorial now hangs in the Malpas Community
Centre and is dedicated to those from Malpas who served in WW1 and
to those that died.
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St Julian's High
School
Two World Wars
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Marshes Road and Crindau
Schools
To the Old Boys lost in
both world wars
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Bassaleg Grammer School
World War II
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Newport Athletic
Club and Newport Rugby Club
Photographs by © Dennis Bennett
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General Post Office
memorial, Newport.
Memorial to
employee's lost in both World Wars
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Christchurch
Village War Memorial Newport Indoor Market
Memorial to market traders who served
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National
Provincial
Bank Memorial
Memorial to the National Provincial Bank
employee's that went to war in WW1 and those that died.
This memorial is situated in the NatWest bank in
Newport.
With 2681 members and 415 killed this must be
assumed as being a memorial to every member employed by the NPB UK wide.
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Lysaght's (Orb) Steelworks
Memorial to its employee's lost in both World Wars
Photographs by © Stephen Hales
Following re-development of part
of the Orb steelworks site, the memorial to its former employees who died
in the wars has been dismantled and rebuilt on another part of the site.
On 13th May 2009 the memorial was re-dedicated and the photo's below show
the memorial now at its new home.
Clicking
THIS LINK will take you to
other photo's that I took of the dedication service
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Stewart and LLoyds
This memorial is situated on the Lysaght's (Orb)
Steelworks memorial located in the grounds of the steelworks.
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Rogerstone
Public Library
to both World Wars,
Civilian war dead and Cpl. G C Bristow killed on active service Northern
Ireland 1972
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Newport's YMCA -
World War One
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Glyn
Taff Crematorium, Pontypridd
Plaque at the Glyn Taff
crematorium in Pontypridd for those casuaties that were cremated.
The name of Newport man
James Deacon Witheridge is the last name on the plaque.
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Langstone Village
Hall
Casualties of World War Two and family
memorial to Noel White
Photographs © Gerard Hancock 2011
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