They shall grow not
old, as we that are left grow old
Age shall not weary
them, nor the years condemn
At the going down of
the sun and in the morning
We will remember them
Some of the War Memorials detailed on this Site
War memorials and Rolls of Honour
Aldbury War Memorial
St Mary's Church, Bayford, and War Memorial
John Dickinson's Paper Works, Apsley
St Paul's Church, Hemel Hempstead
Lilley War Memorial
Little Berkhampstead (with War Memorial)
Long Marston War Memorial
Nettleden War Memorial
Potton End War Memorial
Royston War Memorial
Sacombe War Memorial
Spicer Street Chapel, St Albans
Tring War Memorial
Wiggingtom War Memorial
It is planned to substantially add to this list in time to remember the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914.
UPDATE March 2013
If you are prepared to share images which link Hertfordshire and the First World War - for instance troops training or in a military hospital, why not let me know so they can be included on this web site before August 2014., as I hope to be able to reorganise the pages on this site to represent a tribute to our brave ancestors.
Some of the War Memorials detailed on this Site
War memorials and Rolls of Honour
Aldbury War Memorial
St Mary's Church, Bayford, and War Memorial
John Dickinson's Paper Works, Apsley
St Paul's Church, Hemel Hempstead
Lilley War Memorial
Little Berkhampstead (with War Memorial)
Long Marston War Memorial
Nettleden War Memorial
Potton End War Memorial
Royston War Memorial
Sacombe War Memorial
Spicer Street Chapel, St Albans
Tring War Memorial
Wiggingtom War Memorial
It is planned to substantially add to this list in time to remember the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914.
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| A poppy at College Lake |
UPDATE March 2013If you are prepared to share images which link Hertfordshire and the First World War - for instance troops training or in a military hospital, why not let me know so they can be included on this web site before August 2014., as I hope to be able to reorganise the pages on this site to represent a tribute to our brave ancestors.
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