The Materiality of Remembrance: Twentieth Century War Memorials ...
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APPENDIX 4: EXAMPLE OF A SYSTEMATIC RECORDING FORM<br />
<strong>The</strong> monument<br />
Reference Identity – EXE01<br />
Name – Devon <strong>War</strong> Memorial Cross<br />
Road – Cathedral Green<br />
Town/Village – Exeter<br />
Parish – Cathedral Close, Exeter<br />
O.S. Reference – SX 920 925<br />
UKNIWM/ CWGC Number – 46017<br />
Other Sources – <strong>The</strong> Express and Echo, Saturday November 23 rd 1918 pg 3, col5<br />
<strong>The</strong> Express and Echo Saturday February 22 nd 1919 pg5, col2 and 3<br />
History <strong>of</strong> the memorial<br />
Date <strong>of</strong> design – 1919<br />
Date <strong>of</strong> unveiling – May 16 th 1921 – delayed by difficulty in acquiring granite for the memorial,<br />
which delayed from July 28 th 1920<br />
Details <strong>of</strong> unveiling – Unveiled by Prince <strong>of</strong> Wales, regular troops, territorial’s, cadets, VAD<br />
Sculpted/ made by – Sir Edwin Lutyens<br />
Built by – ?<br />
nurses, boy scouts, veterans, and 150+ bereaved relatives present<br />
Commissioned by – Lord Lieutenant <strong>of</strong> Devon’s suggestion<br />
Paid for by – Public subscription<br />
Cost <strong>of</strong> memorial – ?<br />
Duty <strong>of</strong> care – Exeter City Council?<br />
Has it been moved? – Proposal to move the memorial in 2007, and memorial subsequently<br />
When was it moved? – N/A<br />
Where was it before? – N/A<br />
Why was it moved? – N/A<br />
Inscriptions<br />
listed, after large public outcry against the suggestion<br />
Memorial to what/whom – County’s dead <strong>of</strong> WWI and WWII<br />
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