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Eastwood - Cadets of the Ambulance Training Corps

The Cadet's Cross Memorial.

UKNIWM Ref - 38739

Edward Road, Eastwood. A freestanding monument in a memorial park; a Celtic style wheel cross on a square plinth, the shaft of the cross decorated with an inverted sword of sacrifice and the motto 'Non Sibi' ('not for self'). The dedication reads, 'To the glorious memory of the cadets of the Eastwood Ambulance Training Corps who volunteered for service for others in the Great War 1914-1918.' Between the two wars the Ambulance Training Corps frequently held their church parade at St Mary's church, Eastwood, on Remembrance Sunday. On these occasions the drums and bugles of the band sounded the Last Post and Reveille from the church belfry. (Source: 'The fire stricken pulpit; a brief account of the four St Mary's churches of Eastwood', Arthur Coleman)

Memorial location
Names on Memorial

Walter Burrows - Walter Henry Burrows

Eric Fotherby - Eric Brandon Fotherby

Horace Goff - Horace Goff

John Hemstock - John Hemstock

Frederick Leivers - Frederick Leivers

Arthur Whatmore - Arthur Whatmore

James Wing - James Wing

Photos
  • The cadet's cross memorial remembering the men of the Eastwood Ambulance Training Corps. who volunteered for the Great War.
    Cadet's Cross Memorial. - The cadet's cross memorial remembering the men of the Eastwood Ambulance Training Corps. who volunteered for the Great War.
  • The Cadet's Cross Memorial.
    Cadet's Cross Memorial. - The Cadet's Cross Memorial.
  • Eastwood's commemorative exhibition -