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The
War Memorial was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott in 1925.
Other examples of his designs include Bankside Power Station,
London, which has now been converted to house TATE modern, Liverpool's
Anglican Cathedral and the old red telephone boxes. The simple
base design leads to an ornate Gothic style cross. The Parish
Church features Perpendicular Gothic style windows and if you
look up you can see horrific heads and dragons, the gargoyles,
which normally carry rainwater away from the walls. These fantastic
creatures are amazing. See if you can spot the angels as well. |
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Directions
Return
to Wallgate. You will see the Post Office opposite. Here
you will find the War Memorial. |
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