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A stone Celtic cross memorial stands on a grass lawn behind a chain-link fence, with remembrance wreaths at its base.

War Memorial, Fulbourn

War Memorial, Fulbourn

History of War Memorial Fulbourn

Listed building:

War memorial, unveiled in 1920, carved by T.C. Stanbridge, and dedicated to the fallen of the First and Second World Wars, and the Gulf War.

The war memorial forms a group with a timber and tile lychgate, erected at the nearby Church of St Vigor (Grade II*) in 1923 in memory of the fallen of the First World War.

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