Description

Sir George Washington Browne, 1919. War memorial in 2
sections enclosed by low coped wall. All polished ashlar.
At rear square ashlar plinth, with low wall at back, supports
bronze figure of Highland soldier; shallow steps. At front,
low rectangular cenotaph with flanking walls fronted by
shallow shaped steps. Cenotaph in form of rectangular chest
with stepped blocks above, upper with wreath and swag frieze,
inscribed bronze panels and wreath below.
Simple cast-iron railings on low surrounding tooled rubble
walls to rectangular site; entrances in each face flanked by
simple ashlar gatepiers with shaped or pyramidal caps.

Statement of Interest

Memorial unified by garden. Additional inscribed plaques

commemorate dead of 1939-45 war.

Memorial sited at junction of Land Street and Church Road.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17826903

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