Lostock Hall (Lancashire) WW1 memorial remembers the 686 men and boys from the village who died serving their country in the Great War, the memorial is called "Not Lost" as their names will live on forever.
A 40 foot high curved and spiralled wall of oxidised steel, the central panel of has a cut-out figure of a uniformed WW1 soldier with bowed head. On the concave/inner side of that wall, the panels that flank that cut-out figure are incised with the names of the Fallen.
Two nice captures, Peter, to show us the two sides of this creative and moving memorial. I find the view that includes the names of the fallen especially moving. Fav
@365projectorgheatherb Many thanks for your wonderful comment and and Fav its appreciated as always Heather, the money was raised by the local community to commemorate 100 years since the start of the war, was completed and installed in 2015:)
@onewing Thank you Babs for your comment, it’s located just off the dual carriageway large roundabout controlled by traffic lights into the village so everyone gets to stop and see it every time the lights are at red:)
