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A tall obelisk with bas-relief carvings (depicting to the south east Saint George; north east Saint Patrick; north west Saint Andrew; and south west Saint David) around the lower sides with inscriptions above; mounted on a rectangular base, each face of which is inscribed with three arches; all resting on a shallow plinth.
Title

War Memorial

Date

1920

Medium

Portland stone

Measurements

H 595 x W 120 x D 120 cm;
Plinth: H 20 x W 370 x D 370 cm

Accession number

GU31_JD_S024

Acquisition method

commissioned by Rev. A. J. Reeves of South Harting

Work type

War memorial

Owner

South Harting Parish Council

Custodian

South Harting Parish Council

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade II* (England and Wales)

Unveiling date

3rd July 1921

Listing date

11/10/16

Access

at all times

Inscription description

carved letters, north east face, above carving of Saint Patrick: AND THUS / THEY DIED / LEAVING / THEIR DE- / ATHS FOR / AN EXAMPLE / OF A NOBLE / COURAGE / AND / A MEMORIAL / OF VIRTUE / NOT ONLY / UNTO YOUNG / MEN BUT / UNTO ALL / THEIR / NATION / II MACC.VI.3I

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Located at

The Street / Cow Lane, Harting

GU31 5QB

Located in front of the Church of St Mary and St Gabriel.