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A tall granite Celtic cross war memorial stands in a churchyard, with wreaths at its base and headstones in the background.

St Mary and All Saints Willingham (RGL2026)

Willingham War Memorial

History of Willingham War Memorial

Listed Building

First world war memorial, unveiled and dedicated in 1921, with Second World War additions. It was sculpted by T Robinson and Sons of Runcorn. (Historic England`)

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  • Listed building
  • world war one
  • world war two

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  • Willingham

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