London, Brighton and South Coast Railway War Memorial explained

The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway War Memorial is a war memorial at London Bridge railway station that honours the employees of the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway who fought in World War I and World War II. Originally set in a brick wall,^[1] it was unveiled in 1922.^[2] It was framed with flat contemporary cladding panels when the station was redeveloped in the 2010s.^[1]

This memorial is one of three erected by the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway, with the other two installed at Brighton and London Victoria stations.

See also

Other railway war memorials:

• London and North Western Railway War Memorial, Euston station (to the north).
• Great Eastern Railway War Memorial, Liverpool Street station (to the north east).
• Great Western Railway War Memorial, Paddington station (to the west).
• North Eastern Railway War Memorial, York.
• Midland Railway War Memorial, Derby.

References

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Notes and References

1. Web site: Bronze Coated Cladding London Bridge Station . www.artisticmetals.co.uk . 4 June 2018 . en.
2. War Memorial: London Brighton and South Coast Railway and Southern Railway (WMR-12575): War Memorial: London Brighton and South Coast Railway and Southern Railway (WMR-12575), accessdate: July 20, 2017