Morecambe and Heysham War Memorial, War memorial on Marine Road Central in Morecambe, England.
Morecambe and Heysham War Memorial is a granite and bronze structure topped with a lion sculpture, standing on Marine Road Central along the waterfront. It was designed by Thomas Hayton Mawson and honors those who died across multiple military conflicts.
The memorial was completed in 1921, when communities were building monuments to remember soldiers lost in the First World War. It grew over time to include names from later conflicts, expanding its role as a record of sacrifice.
The memorial brings together residents annually for remembrance ceremonies that mark the community's connection to those who served. These gatherings are woven into the town's rhythm of public life and reflection.
The memorial stands along Morecambe's waterfront promenade and is open to visitors year-round without restrictions. Visiting during the annual remembrance ceremony offers a meaningful experience with the local community gathering nearby.
The memorial received protected status in 1993, securing its preservation as a recognized historical structure. This protection reflects how the community values its role as a lasting symbol of remembrance for future generations.
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