Hungerford's main War Memorial lies in Bridge Street. It was built on on land purchased by a group of Trustees in 1920 from the International Tea Company, whose International Stores had recently closed. Follow this link for more on the War Memorial Dedication Service. Several other war memorials can be found in other key buildings, including St Lawrence's Church, schools, and businesses such as the banks.

A First World War Memorial was dedicated in Church House (now Croft Hall).

The links below expand the individual stories behind the names on the Bridge Street War Memorial to those who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars.

Research on the First World War was carried out by Mac McIntyre.

Research on the Second World War was carried out by Richard Amphlett. There is an entire section on the Second World War Memorials.

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War Memorial, Bridge Street
Jan 2009

First World War

The extensive and detailed research on each of those whose names are recorded on the War Memorial has been carried out by Mr Martin "Mac" McIntyre.

Second World War

The extensive and detailed research on each of those whose names are recorded on the War Memorial has been carried out by Mr Richard Amphlett.

W/O J F Alexander
W/O W T Alsbury
Pte D Amor
Pte R W Cook
L/Cpl E J Cottrell
Pte R A Crook
Pte R R Dixon
Pte W G Edwards
Sgt V W Evans
Marine R M Gibbs
Sgt J Henderson
L/Cpl V M J Huntley
Pte  F H Liddiard
Sgt C E Mayne
Grdsmn G McKeand
F/Sgt A R Morgan
Pte A R North
Marine A C Pike
A/B T Pike
Capt P H Pinckney
A/B S C Pinnock
P/O F W Rogers
Pte F H C Rosier
L/Cpl L A Shears
A/B L G Street
Pte F H J Tucker
Stoker D M Vyall
Pte A D Walter

On Primary School Memorial:
F/O E G Bell
Sgt J Chandler
F/Lt D J C Pinckney DFC
Sigmn H C Wright