War Memorial - Ambleside, Cumbria, England

1914 - 1918, 1939 - 1945 and Belize 1991

To the
Glory of God
and in proud and
loving Remembrance
of the men of
Ambleside
who fell in
the Great War
1914 - 1918

They shall not grow old as
we that are left grow old
age shall not weary them
nor years condemn.

Edward Asplin
John Atkinson
C. Humphrey Bayley
Edward Battersby
John Beetham
Walter D. Bigland
James Black
Albert R. Capstick
Charles Christian
Thomas C. Clapham
George Dawson
Joseph Dawson
Joseph J. Douthwaite
Walter B. Douthwaite
Isaac Dugdale
Thomas Dugdale
Charles H. Entwisle
Charles Flitters
George Forrest
Willie Gardner
Robert W. W. Gray
John Gregg
Harold Hardacre

Herbert Hardy
Richard Harper
John Harrison
F. H. Stanley Hawkesworth
Frank W. Hawkrigg
James Hems
Clifford Hindmoor
John Hodgson
George W. Holmes
John W. Holmes
Eric W. Lafone
Albert E. Lamb
George Lewis
Frank Mackereth
Andrew T. S. MacIver
Reginald S. MacIver
Robert T. MacIver
Roger Martin
Joseph S. Metcalfe
Edward P. H. Mitchell
Albert Newby
Gaythorne R. R. C. Parker
William Pearce

Joseph Porter
Thomas H. Prickett
Tom Robinson
Robert Roskell
Harry Salkeld
Albert Shuttleworth
James Shuttleworth
Ashton Sproat
Fred Stanley
Norman Staveley
William Staveley
Richard Stobbart
Robert W. Strickland
Frank Thistlethwaite
Bertie A. Thomas
Harold Vity
James H. Walker
Walter Walker
Tom Whitehead
Arthur E. Woodend
James W. Woodend
George D. Walker

Also in memory of
the men of Ambleside,
Rydal and Loughrigg who
died in the Second World War
1939 - 1945

Michael Aitchison
Harry Barrow
Ronald Bell
Victor Coupe
Frank Dodd
Walter Fleming
George France
Ernest Frostick
Norman Garside

Roland Greenwood
Stanley Greenwood
Joseph Heaton
Donald Hodge
John Hodgson
Douglas Jennings
Jack Martin
James Middleton
Wilson Pearce

John Robson
Robert Shuttleworth
James Stephenson
Lionel Thompson
Robert Thornborough
Dennis Twitchen
Martine Tyson
Leo Woodburn

On active Service

Lance Corporal Nicholas J. Martakies
Belize 1991
died 25 April 1991, aged 23
King's Own Royal Border Regiment

This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II.
We should always remember the immense grief and loss each war brought to the world.