Goodrich War Memorial

Heritage listing

Details War Memorial, 1920. MATERIALS: constructed of brick and timber with a plain clay tile roof. DESCRIPTION: the war memorial is a three-sided brick and timber structure with a pitched timber roof creating a shelter. The barge boards of the gabled roof have foliate carving and a pendant to the apex. On the back wall is a First World War stone tablet with a timber crucifix above. The inscription reads: FOR GOD FOR KING FOR COUNTRY and below are the names of the seventy-seven men who served and returned, and the names of the nine men who died. To the side walls are the Second World War stone tablets. The inscription reads: 1939 – 1945. Listed below are the names of the sixty-six men who served and returned and the names of the five men who died. The lettering is painted black, with the names of the men who died in gold capital letters with a cross beside them. SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: the war memorial is approached by a flight of stone steps with rubble-stone walled terraces to either side.

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.