Worle War Memorial 

The War Memorial was unveiled and dedicated on Thursday 14th September 1922.

It was designed by Mr T Bradford Ball and built by local builders overseen by William Huish.

It is unique in the fact that it has a clock tower. The clock was restored in 2010 and now has an electric movement.

The wooden gates were replaced with 2 sets of wrought iron gates and corner seats inside added in 1959.

In 2018 Worle History Society installed an information board. A vistors book is also available from Skidmores opposite. 

Frank Gosden has researched the background to the building and the people commemorated therein. 

Please contact Worle History Society for more imformation or pop along to a meeting we will be happy to help.

We only have a few books still available, Worle War Memorial The Fallen of the Great War 1914 to 1918. 

Please get in touch if you would like a copy.